Kitchen tear out for new furnace.

Last night I tore the kitchen out to gain access to the furnace, I was told the furnace I bought (Suburban NT24-SP) was a drop in replacement for the old one (Suburban NT22-A).
Well it just isn't so, looks like the easiest way to do this will be to mount the new furnace in the old furnace shell but that will have to wait until after Christmas as it will need quite a bit of modification so I can keep the plenum.

Rebuilt axle and new parts

Yesterday was a good day, I was able to get my axles rebuilt for less than a $100.00 at Axis Products:
Axis Products Main
You can read about it here:
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f437...ent-46697.html

Before and after pictures:

I also picked up from Palomino parts: 800 297 5830
Suburban NT22SP furnace and an Atwood G6A-8E-6 water heater for $508.80

Inland RV: 800-877-7311
All the windows, doors, and vent seals, two tubes 3M adhesive all new running lights, Olympic rivets, nosing for complete interior, J trim. $275.00