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Old Mobile Home Repair
Recently purchased property with an old mobile home on it. Everything
seems to work in it but it is very old. There is a shared well on the property and I don't seem to be getting good water pressure for some reason. Are there any sites on the net that will help me learn hoe to fix this mobile home up a bit? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Rodger |
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wrote in message ... Recently purchased property with an old mobile home on it. Everything seems to work in it but it is very old. There is a shared well on the property and I don't seem to be getting good water pressure for some reason. Are there any sites on the net that will help me learn hoe to fix this mobile home up a bit? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Rodger I am not aware of any MH specific books. A general home repair book will give you a jump start. The older homes were almost always plumbed with 3/8" flex copper lines and relied on a good main pressure to work properly. Other than making sure you don't have any kinked lines or partially closed valves I don't have a lot to suggest. Of course you can always post back here with specific questions. There are a few people here with MH experience. Colbyt |
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wrote in message ... Recently purchased property with an old mobile home on it. Everything seems to work in it but it is very old. There is a shared well on the property and I don't seem to be getting good water pressure for some reason. Are there any sites on the net that will help me learn hoe to fix this mobile home up a bit? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Rodger I am not aware of any MH specific books. A general home repair book will give you a jump start. The older homes were almost always plumbed with 3/8" flex copper lines and relied on a good main pressure to work properly. Other than making sure you don't have any kinked lines or partially closed valves I don't have a lot to suggest. Of course you can always post back here with specific questions. There are a few people here with MH experience. Colbyt The Manual for Manufactured/Mobile Home Repair & Upgrade. http://www.mobilehomerepair.com/order.htm#catalog Also has a Forum Repair help for the do-it-yourselfer http://www.mobilehomerepair.com/forum.htm |
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The renovation that'll show the most improvement
and give you the most bang for the buck is A Good Coat of Paint...... That's AFTER you've removed any trash, tires, broken appliances or rusty cars from the property.... On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 13:14:08 -0500, wrote: Recently purchased property with an old mobile home on it. Everything seems to work in it but it is very old. There is a shared well on the property and I don't seem to be getting good water pressure for some reason. Are there any sites on the net that will help me learn hoe to fix this mobile home up a bit? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Rodger rj |
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