My new Sunspot! - Page 2

dotthespot · 08-08-2010, 02:05 PM

@ KanyonKitty: Thank you! I appreciate that!
@ Dave & Maryann: I'll post some photos here as soon as I can figure out how.

dotthespot · 08-08-2010, 02:25 PM

Here are a few of the photos of my Sunspot. There are more but I guess I can only upload six at a time?

dotthespot · 08-23-2010, 02:54 PM

Well, she's home and all wired up (the previous owner never had the electric brakes hooked up), and everything works beautifully! I can't believe how thoughtfully designed this little trailer is. The only thing I would have done differently is I would have had the fridge door open the other way so you actually could reach your beer from the inside!

I am going to have to take Dot into the local RV place to have the leak and water damage repaired, but I will do most of the windows myself. I will also seal everything up with Eternabond (I have a 50' roll, 4" wide that should do the trick). One hint to those others out there with older trailers like mine: don't buy the white Eternabond. It is TOO white and looks silly. They have a colour called "tan" which is really just a sort of cream colour that looks much more natural!

I'm hoping that by this time next week, I can have her on the road. I'm still struggling with backing in and hitching/unhitching by myself, but I have no choice....... gotta figure it out!

More photos soon......!

**JohnB** · 08-23-2010, 09:08 PM

Hi Pam

Glad things are working out for little Sunny.

The backing and hitching will get easier in time. Some time go practice in a big parking lot. It will be old hat soon enough.

One heads up on the Eternabond, read up on the cleaning directions and follow them to a Tee. Prep is key and once it is prepped right, it will stick where you put it, even if it is not where you want it....

Good luck

John