Sticky bedroom window

[Pete Masterson]

The passenger seat is on a rotating base -- we simply rotate it "in"
and my double duty "dining" and "office" chair is comfortable for
sitting/reading. We don't use the forward TV and plan to remove it
entirely at some point. We also don't do a lot of socializing --
inside the coach anyway -- so the lack of a "living room" is not a
problem to us. Admittedly, others might not like this arrangement --
but it suits our lifestyle.

One comment on the filing cabinets. We selected the top-of-the-line
model that's very solidly made. While underway, they don't contribute
(much) to the rattling, but it's important to lock the drawers so
they don't open up on turns. They are bolted to a wooden platform
(attached to the floor) that raises them about 6". This allows the
AquaHot heat radiator to remain near its original location just
behind the driver's area. (It had to be moved closer to the wall, but
it was easy to move.)

Pete Masterson
'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
aeonix1@...
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On Jul 6, 2007, at 7:28 PM, Leroy Eckert wrote:

> Very nice looking coach Pete. White makes it look larger than it
> actually is. I can see why you would off the bedroom window
> treatment. It might keep you awake at night.
> Just wondering, with metal cabinets on the road side and a desk on
> the other where are you folks going to sit?
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