  7 Somehow I managed to find a spot here where I could fit the van. |
 8 Was not able to remove the wood panel so I had to guess where the hole in the sheet metal behind it was and just go for it. |
 9 Not bad. First guess in pencil was pretty good but I knew it was a bit off. |
 10 Gonna need to make the hole bigger so the nose of the tool can fit in and press against the metal. |
 11 Taking a break from that other work to try and extract the jack kit anchor. These oval covers are not going to help me. |
 12 That plastic feels like it is glued down. Had to excise a bit to get the socket in. |
 13 This will continue to do its job, just somewhere else in the van. |
 14 Not the way I would recommend doing it, but it worked. |
 15 Nose of the tool is 7/8", so this 1" hole didn't have to be perfect. |
 16 I have no idea what I am doing. |
 17 Tool is loaded, maybe. |
 18 Tightened the rivnut, and now what? [Goes back inside house and watches video again.] |
 19 Ready for a tie down anchor! |
 20 Neighbors pointed out this fence is moving. |
 21 When you have a wood floor you can do crazy stuff like screw things to it. |
 22 Newly cut to length, the wheel well cover is now ready to be the battery platform again. |
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