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I was in a quandary about turning an old army blanket into a curtain of sorts to insulate the side door of my cargo trailer. the other option was to deconstruct the door and insulate. After watching this its nice to know I have the ability, but the inclination just evaporated.
I'm still cleanin'! Haha! I love how you end this video with cleaning, scrubbing, still doing the same thing, lol. It's tiring work. I'm planning on adding a cargo trailer to my Vanlife, so I'm doing research on possible repairs needed in the future. This was helpful.
A lot of work-that had to be done. I'm sure when You're through with the repair's the door will be better than when it was new. As evidenced by 1 solid piece of Plywood rather than 2 halves. I've thought about You're peep-hole idea many times. That's a great idea. A lot of people don't realize a window in the the door say's "Come On In And Unlock The Door From The Inside When I'm Gone" to a thief when they bust the door window out. I'm sure You'll be proud of You're work when You're done.
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COMPLETE ELECTRIC SYSTEM HOW TO’s ruclips.net/p/PLcWRMoi_je503p6QVvpOM0MB563hQgUKb
COMPLETE GMC SIERRA BUILD ruclips.net/p/PLcWRMoi_je53ccbFfXe5dBUmWXxdjHnbo
SUMMER 2019 ROAD TRIP ruclips.net/p/PLcWRMoi_je52b9KED8NvylkOMzoeoiROe
You have helped me with plumbing, electrical and now a door. I love you
LOL. I am glad the videos helped you. Thanks for watching. Good luck on your project. 😊
I was in a quandary about turning an old army blanket into a curtain of sorts to insulate the side door of my cargo trailer. the other option was to deconstruct the door and insulate. After watching this its nice to know I have the ability, but the inclination just evaporated.
Thanks for watching.
I'm still cleanin'! Haha! I love how you end this video with cleaning, scrubbing, still doing the same thing, lol. It's tiring work. I'm planning on adding a cargo trailer to my Vanlife, so I'm doing research on possible repairs needed in the future. This was helpful.
lol. Yep still cleaning. Thanks for watching Good luck with your project.
Thanks very much for this even though I am seeing it 3 years later. Very helpful.
Thank you buddy
A lot of work-that had to be done. I'm sure when You're through with the repair's the door will be better than when it was new. As evidenced by 1 solid piece of Plywood rather than 2 halves. I've thought about You're peep-hole idea many times. That's a great idea. A lot of people don't realize a window in the the door say's "Come On In And Unlock The Door From The Inside When I'm Gone" to a thief when they bust the door window out. I'm sure You'll be proud of You're work when You're done.
You and I think so much alike. That was why I didn't go with door in the window, even though it is tempting. Thanks for watching MT.
Looking good so far Greg. some times WD 40 will help to remove the old caulking or putty. I know that's a little late but maybe for another time.
Thanks for the tip Den. Tips are always welcome.
Air impact is much easier to remove the nuts from carriage bolts that are prone to spinning.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Good Yob Mun!!!
Thanks for watching.
Do you know what the name of the aluminum piece that you removed with the block of wood is called?
where can i buy aluminum frame for a door? Somebody knows
What thickness is the plywood??
What thickness plywood did you use?
I used 3/4 inch plywood. Some doors are thicker than mine though. Good luck on your project.
@@FakeLegGreg Thank you! My door's wood rotted, so I'll be doing it this weekend!
What size torx bit removes the hinges???
I will have to let you know when I return home. On the road at the moment.
@@FakeLegGreg I found the size thanks
@@mattburns4407 what was the size torque bit that you used.