kstills wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 06, 2022 3:29 pm

BTW, if I were you, I would slather all that wood with poly.

I did that for the supports around the ceiling fan, and they didn't adhere to each other very well (using Liquid Nails). I was hesitating about doing it with the rest of it for that reason.

One more question, kstills - how much of that wool did you buy? I haven't measured, but I think 2 boxes should do it for me, for what I'm doing. But they have a special if you order a 3rd box, so if I'll need 3 I want to order them together. But I don't want to order 3 unless I actually need the thi...

Why can't you reinstall the windows? I think I was reacting to the fact that the inner metal rings need to be pushing against something, or the window won't sit flat like it should. So I suppose I could do it when I'm at the stage you're at, for example. Then remove them again when the actual inter...

Mine has a screen with velcro on the edges, and matching velcro on the door frame. And a zipper near the middle. There's really not much to it. Open the doors, put up the screen.

Did you have that done? I feel like I've seen pictures of one that is very similar.

In the video, "super nice" comment mentioned a few times,,,,,but it doesn't run. Yeah but it's a diesel! :rofl: Somehow I completely overlooked that it wasn't actually running. And they don't specify WHY it's not running...if it were something cheap and easy you'd think they would have fi...

ThomasS wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 16, 2022 9:34 am

I just installed Airlift 5000 Airbags. Sagging problem solved. I paid $220 for open box special on Amazon and put them in myself. I added 2” lifter plates with the airbags. Looks perfectly level now but drives way better.

I'm curious, is there any way to use it to help level the camper at a site?

I recreated the bunk frame for my 1991, and someone asked for the dimensions, so this thread is for that. (This info is likely different for the short top years.) Note, I traced my old boards as a template, so that's what I recommend if it's possible in your situation. You'll need: Two 2x4s, either ...

I'm working on refurbishing my B190 and I pulled the upper windows out because they were leaking. I think the primary issue is that the window must sit flat on the fiberglass, since the windows themselves are not curved. However, the fiberglass doesn't really want to cooperate, does it? Nah. Once I ...

Time for another update. I've actually had a little time to work on this in the past few weeks. First, I made some window frames. Someone on the FB group asked for dimensions so I posted them here . All three upper windows are out of the van shell, and two are cleaned up and ready to reinstall. I al...

Falcon has an excellent list. I'd add watch for signs of leaks (dark spots on the ceiling or walls) - it's often even visible in the ad pictures because people don't know what to look for. In particular the fan over the bunk bed is a popular spot for leaks, watch for signs that the ceiling appears t...

Hello all! We are hoping to purchase a 1991 B190 within the next few weeks. We are making travel arrangements this week as it is about 28 hours away from our home. We live in middle TN and have owned various campers throughout the years, but never a van and never an Airstream! We are super excited,...

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1.) does anyone know what the weight limit for the sleep loft is? I tried sleeping on the jack knife sofa but find it being very uncomfortable. Thinking I might want to try the loft area but would like to know the weight limit. I can't recall ever hearing of a specific weight limit. The bed is buil...