I swear this will be the last part of this post, but to catch up here is the link to Part I and Part II.
Now back at my parents house with supplies in hand we once again get back into repairs. The plan is to drill a hole through the damaged panel and into the trailer frame and then to screw the panel to the frame. With drill in hand Brother JJ goes at it and drills through the panel with no issue but encounters some serious resistance when he hits the trailer frame.
Came home tonight from some pleasant conversation and coffee with a friend to find water spewing from the bottom of the Mobile Command Unit. I quickly open it up to find water pump running continuously and the water just pouring out of the water heater. I quickly turn off the water pump and assess the damage.
A few months back when I decided that I wanted to become a mobile coffee vendor I had no idea how to do that. What I did know were the basics, you have to have all the proper permits and licenses. So after a lot of reading of confusing and misleading regulations I thought I understood what I needed to do and what to look for in a vehicle to use. I even took the extra step to meet with a Health Department Inspector before purchasing what was then a Sno Cone trailer (now the Mobile Command Unit) to make sure it would pass a health inspection for what I wanted to use it for.