Class C body sag
The front passenger side of RV body has started to sag. I thought maybe the screws that go through the exterior body wall to the floors have bent. So I jacked up the body shell and replaced the screws...
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The pictures are on Flickr, which doesn't go out of its way to make it easy to get actual links to actual images. These were from the "grab the BBCode" option and then manually editing away the stuff before the bracketed "img" tag and after the bracketed "/img" tag.
It looks like the main complaint is that the house and chassis cab parts have shifted in relation to each other. These are basically built as two separate boxes (the cab part by Ford, the rest by the motorhome builder. The house part is possibly mounted to the frame of the chassis through a few rubber isolation mounts or similar, and maybe one of these has broken down. It's also possible that there's some sagging or cracking or other problems with the understructure of the house portion. In any case, a thorough examination of the understructure might show up where things are going wrong.
It looks like the main complaint is that the house and chassis cab parts have shifted in relation to each other. These are basically built as two separate boxes (the cab part by Ford, the rest by the motorhome builder. The house part is possibly mounted to the frame of the chassis through a few rubber isolation mounts or similar, and maybe one of these has broken down. It's also possible that there's some sagging or cracking or other problems with the understructure of the house portion. In any case, a thorough examination of the understructure might show up where things are going wrong.
