Re: draft module specification

[bj.smiley1@juno.com]

On Thu, 11 Oct 2001 13:13:40 EDT Bostet@aol.com writes:
> One question...
> 
> Scott mentioned last night about the three guys in Waco using 3/4 
> inch 
> plywood instead of 1/4 inch both for strength and reduced noise.
> 
> Did we decide to change our specs to 3/4 inch?
> 
> Bob Stettner
> ------
> TTAT members reflector.
TO BOB AND ALL,
I HAVE /34 IN PLYWOOD ON MY FIXED LAYOUT FOR ONLY ONE REASON. I WALK ON
IT BECAUSE I DO NOT HAVE ANY PENETRATIONS TO REACH AND GRAB ACCIDENTS ,
ETC.
 CORNERS ARE A ONE PERSON TAST EVEN WITH THE HANDLES I PUT ON MY MODULES.
WITH 3/4" PLW WOOD IT IS A TWO PERSON TASK, WHICH REQUIRE MORE HANDS  TO
UNLOAD AND RELOAD.

I THINK 5/16" IS THE LIMIT WHICH MAKE SENSE TO ME. WE WOULD NEED A 3 RD
SIZEOF LEGS . WE PRESENTLY HAVE REGULAR 1//4 " DECK LEGS,  BROWN PAINT
BANDS  1/2" DECK LEGS AND 3/4 " DECK WOULD REQUIRE
A THIRD LENGTH OF LEGS, OR A LOT MORE LEVELING  THAN WE ARE DOING NOW.

SPEAKING OF LEVELING  THE LEGS,  I THINK THAT WE MUST RETURN TO LEG
LEVING OF EACH CORNER OF THE  
MODULE. THIS COULD IMPROVE THE ELEVATION WE RUN ON.

I FEEL THAT THE TRAILER SHOULD HAVE AN ESCORT WHEN WE ARE TRAVELING,
WHICH I HAVE LABELED RIDING SHOT GUN.
ANY TAKERS FOR THE FLONTINIA COOK OFF TRIP ?
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