Tree branch took out Driver's mirror
'97 Holiday Rambler with Velvac mirrors. We were camped in a New Mexico State Park when a micro-burst hit (a really really bad thunderstorm for those who don't live in the Southwest). Tree branch fe...
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"rocmoc"....Why don't you wait for the new mirror assembly to arrive and then you can see how it comes apart.
Typically, they use long hex head wood screws to secure the old mirror base. They back the fiberglass with a block of wood and thread the screws through the fiberglass into the wood. On an older coach, they might not tighten up when reinserted. You might want to add something to make the old screws grip when you reinstall, like fiberglass resin, epoxy or some other adhesive.
Typically, they use long hex head wood screws to secure the old mirror base. They back the fiberglass with a block of wood and thread the screws through the fiberglass into the wood. On an older coach, they might not tighten up when reinserted. You might want to add something to make the old screws grip when you reinstall, like fiberglass resin, epoxy or some other adhesive.
