If you look at some pictures closely, there is evidence and you can see that my time line skips around a bit.
Throughout this build, I have always started on another "phase" before completing the last one. Some of the reasons for that have been...boredome, getting burned out on one large task, waiting on materials etc..but no matter what the reason, having a newly demolished area to look at has always helped me be a few steps ahead in my "thinking, imagining, problem solving, and material gathering. But mostly its boredom.
Anyways..Once I had everything in place, and knew what I had to do in the bedroom, but before I had actually done most of it, I started looking into my fridge situation. The old one that was in the rv worked great when I bought it, but seemed to be going on the fritz a bit as of lately. The freezer had stopped working and the fridge was not cooling as much anymore. It might have been a simple fix, but I decided I didnt even want to bother with it. I would just replace it with a new one.
Let's figure out how to get the old one out.
I guess no one took any pics of the pain in the ass process that was fridge removal, but it was very aggravating. This was the worse workday by far. The fridge was dropped, which sent a metal heat shield through the back of the fridge, puncturing the copper and the unit itself. basically rendering it completley useless. Then..the damn thing wouldn't even fit through the door. We needed to remove large window on order to take it out whole.
NOPE. Ain't happening. Sawzall got it out without removing window. (No pics of this)
This is under the old fridge compartment. It's the passenger side wheel well. This is more blowout damage I'll need to fix. The bent metal is the actual wheel well.
