Oven Installation
so in the process of remounting my furnace properly, I had to remove the oven which is above the furnace there is nothing underneath the oven, just an open space partly filled with the furnace, som...
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rbpru wrote:
I often wonder about the construction methods used in my TT and have I indeed had to brace up a few weak or sagging parts.
However, I have bounced this unit 30,000 miles down the road. I doubt most folk will ever encountered the difficulties I did with limited use.
What really concerns me is the number of difficulties encountered with brand new units.
we do about 6000 miles a year and over some pretty rough roads(maritime provinces) and the tt is 12 yrs old so it get a good shaking!
ive rebuilt cabinet shelves, replaced hinges, made new cabinet doors etc etc
those goofy plastic door braces are next to go, the ones that hold horizontally hinged doors open.
wheb will tt manufacturers learn that you cant put wood screws into the edges of particle board, I know stupid rhetorical question!
