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Preparing the new C channel for welding
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This is about how I felt midday….
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| New wood floor in. you can see the supports put in to hold the body in place |
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We didn’t go with airstream original septic tank mostly to save money. We saved about 250 going with another type of tank that’s more readily available. It actually holds 5 gallons more then the original too.
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Jason begins making the tray that will hold the septic tank into place
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Damage from rust was un-repairable and need to be cut out and replaced from the frame. Here is a picture of the new C channel that was welded into place.
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The new belly pan for the septic tank area
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I installed a drain in the middle of the pan incase of spillage or if I just want to hose it out once in awhile
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Do you have any photos of how you plumbed it on the inside?. I have a 74 sovereign rear bath. Had frame sag, all welded up now.it did come with gray and black tanks. But someone had taken both of them out and the support pan. I ordered some after market tanks but the plumbing is confusing, as i have never seen them installed.
ReplyDeleteSoo impressive, wow!
ReplyDeletehey, im looking for a place to get the c channel for the rear of my 78 sovereign land yacht center bath. i was wondering wherenyou got your steel for this job. thanks
ReplyDeleteGreat Job! Did you install a grey water tank also?
ReplyDeleteThanks I have a 72 rear bath that needs the same repair but going with compost
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