wozzer
Free Member
So as the old saying goes if its to good to be true it probably is.
well Daisy the Frankia 740 from Ebay came cheep but she will need a bit of work due to a leak from a roof light and general age related issues. I have taken half the roof down and found some of the wooden struts to be rotten caused by leakage from a roof light that had been replaced by one that did not cover the original fixing holes and not been sealed properly.
I have refitted the roof light and am waiting for it to all dry before replacing the struts and roof lining.
The top of the van has been fitted with aluminium chequer plate that was bonded to the roof. Some of the sheets have come unstuck so I have taken them off and scraped off the glue but am unsure what is best to use to stick them back on, any ideas please
There will be more jobs to do before we can use her and any tips will be much apresiated as this is our first motorhome..
well Daisy the Frankia 740 from Ebay came cheep but she will need a bit of work due to a leak from a roof light and general age related issues. I have taken half the roof down and found some of the wooden struts to be rotten caused by leakage from a roof light that had been replaced by one that did not cover the original fixing holes and not been sealed properly.
I have refitted the roof light and am waiting for it to all dry before replacing the struts and roof lining.
The top of the van has been fitted with aluminium chequer plate that was bonded to the roof. Some of the sheets have come unstuck so I have taken them off and scraped off the glue but am unsure what is best to use to stick them back on, any ideas please
There will be more jobs to do before we can use her and any tips will be much apresiated as this is our first motorhome..