I wrecked our escaPod

Wow Stephen!  It  looks great.  Far cry from pics of the plywood band-aid.   Enjoy your "bionic" pod.  A little jealous of your awning, but we still love our Pahaque shade awning.  Just have to store it when not in use.  Oh well.

Well, here is a link. I am trying to paste it directly in the body instead of going through the photo tool.

https://goo.gl/photos/gdoVzD8xi2sd9kFi7

Since we got home, I have reinstalled our double steps, the battery locking system, the Stromberg-Carlson Trailer Tray (for our generator), the mattress, the shelf above the bed, the curtains, and the kitchen and wardrobe lights. I decided to move the mounts for the SC Trailer Tray which means I need to relocate the sewer hose holder. It is removed and I am trying to figure out where to put it or whether to go with something different so I can fit a longer hose.

I will work on reinstalling our nice kitchen faucet, shower head, and the rest of the cushions tomorrow. Then it will be time to clean everything up and start loading it up for our upcoming trip.

If using a direct link, I just post it in the body of the message...

I was a little unclear in my description above. The end plates are wider, but the steps are a little narrower, meaning the end plates are a little closer together. That is why I needed the shims. When I reinstalled them, I reworked the notch so they now sit better than they did before. I needed to deepen my notch about a 1/4 inch. Now they are level whereas they were slightly tipped up before.

Yes. Since they had to replace both the door side and re-do the roof, they reinforced it so it could support the awning. I would not recommend having an accident in order to get an awning installed. However, in our case, it happened to work out.