work2much wrote:
HadEnough-- Appreciate any pictures you take with the belly pan off the bottom of the camper and your take on removing and replacing. I have been thinking about pulling mine to inspect frame, add sea-level 2's to holding tanks and possibly selectively adding insulation to mine.
Sure thing. It's a mystery under there. I'll take pics and share so we all know how the components are laid out.
Hoping for a loose connection as was talked about before.
Unfortunately on the Arctic Fox, the water tank goes below a non movable interior floor. You can look at part of it and the pickups, but you can't see the whole tank from inside the rig, nor remove it.
Addressing the people who got their panties in a bunch with the speed bump... It is a municipal one on a road I've driven on 1000 times. Not a parking lot or neighborhood. A commercial district. On the main road. There were always some speed bump in one area. I left the area for many months and returned. They had installed a new speed bump in a new spot where speed was not restricted before and it was night time. It could have damaged a lot more the way it hit. Thankful for the minor damage.
Not looking forward to taking off that floppy mess of reinforced cardboard they use for the bottom. It's always falling off and seems like it won't reattach well. Sagging and falling off everywhere already.
