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21 Part 4: School Bus Storage Boxes- Finish Work
Posted on February 21, 2018 by TheCrabsHomestead
Now came the time to cover the sides. Chittybang actually sat with her “skirt off” for a month or so I think before we got around to doing the hinges, but it got done! We ordered these piano hinges off of amazon here, made…
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21, Part 3: School Bus Storage Boxes & Solar Battery Box
Posted on February 19, 2018 by TheCrabsHomestead
The other side of the bus was going to be a little different. Not only did we have two storage boxes to hang, but we also needed something sturdy enough for the Battery Box, which also holds 4 (made for up to 6) Deep…
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Stage 21 Part 2: Installing External Storage Boxes
Posted on March 26, 2017 by TheCrabsHomestead
Yes, the long awaited part 2 as to how in the heck we installed the storage boxes under the bus. Thanks to a good friend’s knowledge (Logan, thanks man!), he allowed us to pick his brain and helped us develop some good braces to…
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