Post by RJ on Dec 19, 2014 20:13:20 GMT -8
OK, I don't have a photographic memory and sometimes suffer from old timer's disease even at the young age of 55 (forgetfullness and wandering away from the main road, lol) 
Mobiltec's "how to rebuild/restore" old trailer VIDs are the best out there, period. I couple his videos www.cannedhamtrailers.com/ with killer pictorial webpages like this vikxtrailers1.shutterfly.com/ to learn and really see what I need to do, and, how to do it! I'm pretty handy with carpentry tools but this vintage trailer thing is a whole new ball park for me.
Sooo, since I can't have a VID in front of my face while in the heat of trailer repair battle, I watch mobiltec's VIDs that apply to where I'm at in the process, make notes that I can reference, and head to work. This does a few things, it both gives me an immediate reference on the project at hand, and, keeps me on track (see old timer's disease above) (:u)In addition to my notes, I create elaborate pics that give me a visual. Here's my brief notes with borderline french artist quality pics for my next move on old Dottie. Please note that I reference the mobiltec VID that I'm working off/from, in the notes for follow on reference in case I wander off the road, in this case Shasta 7A. This works very well for me. RJ
