I should have taken pictures of the vent rerouted, i also finally got all of the new parts off the floor, I will take some full pictures.
The walls need another coat in spots, I quit painting when I decided to replace the floor. I was just going for the base coat, this stuff is very hard to get the sheen right, I need the right roller.
I have:
1
4x6x24 3/16 or Ό
1
3x6x24 1/4
4
3x6x24 3/16
1
3x6x124 3/16
1
3x5x104 3/16
1
3x5x8 3/16
1
3x2x93 3/16
4
3x2x97 3/16
1
3x2x 76 5/32
3
3x2x97 5/32
4
.2x4x32.5 5/32
1
.2x4x58 5/32
1
.2x4x89 5/32
2
.2x4x93 5/32
Im guessing on the thickness of the metal, it seems right.
4
56x9.5x26.5 new tanks with no holes
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60x30x18 new tank, holes in top left corner on the end side.
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30x60x-9 with another 36x48x-9 section attached, forming a flat L ( holes and sensors on the 30end side). I was planning on cutting the big tank in to two tanks. It's a very hard plastic, and it looks like you can cut and patch it. It has fiberglass resin type stuff on the inner seem of the "L".
Im thinking of using the 26000 btu basement A/C or the two 15000 basement A/C. Im trying to figure a way to fit it in with the radiators getting good air. I didnt measure them, but I will look it up. I could put them where the penguins were going to be, and put a 36x6 vent on both sides and a vent on the bottom. I could scrap that plan and move it to the front. I could give up the freezer, or if I moved the freezer a few inches and had a bigger couch, the A/C could be behind the tongue. I would have a gap between the motorcycle deck and the airstream. That should let the air out and keep the water away from the floor, unlike in the original rear bumper.
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