Sitting for almost 20 years...
So, I got a 1975 Terry 18' trailer for free. It needs work, and I am pretty handy. I plan to use it in the middle of nowhere, not at those pretty parks with hookups. I was surprised to pop the g...
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swimmer_spe wrote:
Thank you for the help.
1) How does one go about removing the floor without removing EVERYTHING?
2) They are ST tires. I doubt the tire shop would have even let me put P tires on if I had asked.
3)I live on Vancouver Island. I am moving back to Northern ON in a year. I do not know if I will be towing it across, or if I will get it floated.
4) I did a good cleaning, and it seams that the cupboards, walls and roof paneling are fine. I may have to do some replacing of the roof in the shower area, but that is because they used wood, not plastic. WTF!?!
Answers:
1) Yes, if you want to remove the entire floor, removal of cabinets, toilet, shower, and appliances is necessary. If you want to replace just certain areas, cut back from the obstructions with your circular saw set to depth of the bad sheeting. When you are replacing with new plywood, install a 2' x 2" under your cut seam.
2)True dat!
3)Bon Voyage!
4)I lined mine with sheet plastic sold at the big-box stores, about $25/4' x 8'.
