I just bought, by mistake in a way, a Dutchmen Cub 16.
I do not have a place to put it, my can doers not have a hitch and is just about powerful enough to tow the Cub, and...drumroll please...the floor in the Cub, must be replaced.
Yeah...not the best decision ever. However, all that can change. The floor I can fix myself, and the rest is just a matter of throwing some money in the right direction.
PS: If you have any firsthand knowledge of the floor job I am facing, any help will be appreciated.
I just bought, by mistake in a way, a Dutchmen Cub 16.
I do not have a place to put it, my can doers not have a hitch and is just about powerful enough to tow the Cub, and...drumroll please...the floor in the Cub, must be replaced.
Yeah...not the best decision ever. However, all that can change. The floor I can fix myself, and the rest is just a matter of throwing some money in the right direction.
PS: If you have any firsthand knowledge of the floor job I am facing, any help will be appreciated.
Cheers.
Lars
Welcome!
And Congratulations. I think
I think some pictures may help. If for no other reason so we can all marvel at your bravery
Seriously, good luck. I am thinking you have the skills and the patience. Sounds like a fun DIY project. We will all be watching.
And you will probably get some suggestions from the experts here.
Have FUN!
Bill
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I'm planning on documenting the work as I move on. However, I'm not starting before the spring. Snow is at our doorstep soon and the camper is going directly from the dealer to storage.
I know I have the skills and the tools to pull it off.
Patience: I'm with a French Canadian woman which answer that question
Know-how: That's why I'm here, to learn from the experts.
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