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My M146/future camper build.

camoyj7

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Soon Ray. I keep forgetting to go get plates for it. I definitely need to see how it tracks and adjust if needed. I thinking on building a fold up stairs for the rear I just don't really know how I want to do it yet. Agazza I would look into get a axle from a semi trailer with air brakes. Having full air with spring brakes for parking would be the way to go. I still might do that in the future.
 

RAYZER

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When I got my m146 the ceiling had water damage, the roof seams were leaking,I tried caulking some of them but I still had some leaks.
Evenualy i bought 5 gal's of the good white elastmatic roof coating (from lowes)and applied 2 coats with a big roller (about 2 gal's), that was 3 years ago and still 0 leaks and white reflects heat.
Imo, that liner may be to brittle for a roof application and could cause unadheasion,just sayin, you wouldn't want that roof leaking on your your new beautiful camper interior!
 

agazza2

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Camoyj7, looks great, when can I bring mine by. Once it cools down in Phoenix, I want to get rid of the Tan and go with the camo paint. I went with Rayzars suggestion and did the white elastmatic (rubberized) coating and it does feel cooler inside and stops the leaks. I used 2 gallons from pplmotorhomes from Houston Texas. I have to get the new updated photos of my M146 posted to keep up with both Rayzer and you. Keep up the excellent work.
 

LowTech

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When I got my m146 the ceiling had water damage, the roof seams were leaking,I tried caulking some of them but I still had some leaks.
Evenualy i bought 5 gal's of the good white elastmatic roof coating (from lowes)and applied 2 coats with a big roller (about 2 gal's), that was 3 years ago and still 0 leaks and white reflects heat.
Imo, that liner may be to brittle for a roof application and could cause unadheasion,just sayin, you wouldn't want that roof leaking on your your new beautiful camper interior!
What he said. Have 4 on site and they all have had leaking roofs. Used that same coating and sealed.
As far as temp drop, when I had the ceiling out of the one I've been redoing, you could put your hand on the underside of the roof . . . not hot at all. Sam Franks was shocked when he was here. This was in the desert, full sun, summer time.
 

agazza2

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Looking forward to seeing your design on the folding stairs for the rear.That would be a great idea instead of having to store the ladder.
 

agazza2

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Camoyj7 - These boxes are excellent for the M146. These are the same ones I used on my build. Are these the 60" or 84" long boxes. I ended narrowing mine so I would have room in the center for the black and grey water tanks. Are you going to build a frame to go around these so you can slide them in and bolt them down? I have a few pics on my thread on how I mounted mine. Looking forward to see how you mount yours. Keep up the excellent work.
 

RAYZER

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If I'm not mistaken this rig was sold, the new owner brought it to the 2015 Georgia Rally.
Not recalling the new owners screen name.

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