1994 Ford E-350 Shuttle Bus Conversion

I've found with water, you are better off trying to make it go someplace else-rather than stop it completely. I turned one of my windows upside down (mine came with vent windows at the top) so my pooch could hang her nose out the slider. I just drilled a small hole in each lower corner of the rubber track the window slides in.
 
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lol love the plate :D

and wow you have a leak problem! I just silicone mine. i didnt get leaks around the outside like that!
 
i used that same paint when i re-did my bottom step on my bus. there was a nice metal ] channel along the front of the bottom step. well it screamed there is rust behind it. sure enough there was! grinded it out out a rustoleum to the rescue!
 
oh so you ditched the rear unit completely? so gonna use it down the road then? id love to do that to mine. heck i even have the gen set cubby in the back of mine!
 
I've been following your conversion very closely since I'm planning to do something very similar.

Two questions:

1) Did your secondary battery box hold the starting batteries or is it for the wheelchair lift batteries?

2) How big a hassle was it to remove the original roof AC unit. (and does the front unit work properly with the rear unit removed)?

Thanx - Roach
 
tsk tsk. Al Gore would be mad lol


im looking at the roof of mine and thinking "wow that would be nice" but not too sure yet what i want to do..
 
Where mine was-and since I planned on being able to walk thru, the main question would have been "how'd you get that nasty bump on your forehead?" :shock:
 
If it'll piss of Al Gore then hand me that tubing cutter :LOL: Seems there's always something that's going to end civilization as we know it. I've heard so many bogus warnings that I pretty much tune them out now.

Used to be that you couldn't buy refrigerant (freon) unless you were certified. These days freon's history and the new refrigerants are ozone friendly or at least not as nasty as freon was, but you don't want to breathe the stuff. The new stuff won't end civilization as we know it, but it could blind you if splashed in your eyes or kill you outright if you breathe enough of it. That said, when the time comes I'll be reaching for that tubing cutter.
 
lol well ya, if its poison gas i aint cutting the line. never heard of anyone dieing from freon (yet). I have to deal with that on a daily basis it seems. I work scale operator at the landfill and every day i get someone that "oh i cut the lines so there is no freon" and tries to get the appliances in for free..
 
Yeah, the warning labels would have you believe that one whiff will cook your goose - I don't buy that at all. When the time comes to disconnect mine I just won't have my face *right there* when it's venting (lol) and a few open windows probably wouldn't hurt either. :D
 
Freon itself isn't poisonous, however if it gets next to an open flame, it turns in to phosgene gas which is deadly. IE: don't open the line while smoking.
 
ha! that would be a way to die! "what got him?" 'i dunno, he was just having a smoke while working on his AC and then he croaked something bout poison gas and fell over'
 

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