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  • The front side
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  • Added a shelf in between and removed the top paint and stained it cherry
  • Used “color matched” paint to touch up rough spots. This went to a home in the bedroom of an adorable little 6 year old girl. Hope she’s enjoying it!
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  • Closed door. And Zeus just happy to be alive
  • NOT MY BUS. Check handle for credit. But absolutely what I’d like it to look like. How do I get there? I want to reuse the bus glass.
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  • Used braided wire wheel & angle grinder to get down to bare steel. Finagled the front heater to pull the hoses up through the floor enough to remove the wood underneath
  • Vacuumed, Degreased, and primed
  • Strung up the heater using fishing line to be able to spray under. This is what the underside looks like. Two coolant hoses and a wire
  • First coat of rustoleum down. Curious what y’all’s process from here was?
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  • Beginning stages of raising it. Couldn’t for the life of us figure out what was keeping it stuck. Eventually found a couple small welds at the front and back.
  • Continuing on
  • Almost Done With the Raise!
  • Hat channels welded in. Darkness had fallen
  • Very pleased with my decision to hire a welder and not fuck with something structural as a noob welder
  • Some t post a friend and I constructed to be raised with bottle jacks. They definitely fell on us a couple times after we tightened the all thread jacks lol
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  • Fabricated a frame to catch the screws and provide more support
  • Hoping to avoid galvanic corrosion. Used M12 stainless machine screws and tapped the holes with a 12-24 tap. Viton o rings between the aluminum and the steel.
  • Reamed out the underside holes to 7/8” so I could fit a hollow core nut driver in there to tighten everything down. Loctite blue on every screw
  • Used stainless 1/4 blind rivets to mount the frame to the roof. Butyl tape and machine screws to mount hatch to frame. Sika 295 (UV resistant version of 221) around frame
  • Completed install from underside. Unsure how to best use spray foam here since I may need to access those screws later. Suggestions welcome
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  • The paint had flacked off in most places and has significant rust. Some corners are separating due to the rust. The handles are fairly bad too
  • Here’s an example of where the side has separated. I want to try welding it together but I’ve never welded. I’ve got a forney MP 140 with flux core. Suggestions?
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  • Check #44 and #50. Two fuel lines of differing sizes
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  • ROOF RAISE TIME: Am I Good to Go?
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