What's under the passenger seat of a front entry coach?

[erniecarpet]

Eric, i have come to back my coach with a lot more ease then before. As long as I take my time.

Ernie-83PT40 in Texas

In a message dated 01/08/09 10:40:50 Central Standard Time, purple_ees@... writes:

Curt and Ernie,

Thank you for the guidance. In inspecting the plate after receiving
your input I see 60% of what will need to be done to remove the cover
for the step cover. It's funny how with a bird you often get involved
in repairs to areas that are out of your area of expertise. As you
sally forth you realize it's all put together with nuts and bolts.
There are so many areas that I now have some level of experience with
by just digging in. It is so very helpful to receive some council
from people who have "been there, done that." I hate messing with the
carpet tack strips next to the plate. It's way outside my area of
experience. Maybe I can avoid it. Time will tell.

Ernie, about how I got the bird in this tight spot: Because we're
volunteering at a military related museum they called a Chinook
helicopter in to help me get parked. ;-) During my first year of
owning this bird I would panic when I had to back this boat up. (My
first three months I would only accept a pull through parking space.)
After nearly five years I feel almost as comfortable backing as I do
going forward. Actually, I strongly prefer backing into a tight spot.

Eric Perplies
96' 42' WBWL

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