I suppose it’s about time to mention Missy’s plumbing again. By the way, I just had a good friend have some plumbing work done and I will NOT, EVER, be installing a hose that long up Missy’s nose and into her holding tank!! Since the last installment, the plumbing plan has been devised and partially… [Read More]

Removing the original lavatory left a big gaping hole in the back of the coach. It needed closed. I had planned to build a new “insert” over this hole but I no longer have access to a sheet metal shear or brake so I knew I would be unhappy with whatever I cobbled together. So,… [Read More]

Back to working on the holding tank… As previously noted (here), a platform on which to mount the waste water tank, raising it about five inches, was needed to provide room for the necessary dump valve and plumbing. My plan was to build a steel platform and mount it to the steel structure in the… [Read More]

The first ten feet or so of the coach floor slopes up about six inches. I believe this was done mostly to improve passenger view though it was a slick way to incorporate some air ducts and transition passengers from the stairs up a bit higher over the storage bays. Regardless of the manufacturers logic;… [Read More]

It was a good bit of work but it is done! The old bus toilet/restroom/lavatory is out.  Now I have a nice big hole in the floor just over the engine. My photos did not turn out well as my camera could not deal with all the light streaming in thru the hole. Sorry about… [Read More]