Sagging Tanks
So I'll spare you the unfortunate details of WHY I need to take the camper off the truck tomorrow, but I do. Only for a few hours but it has to be done. It's been a few months since I've taken her off...
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RamblinAnne wrote:54suds wrote:
heres another
the new plywood you see in the first picture is floor and sidewall reinforcing added to stop cabinet & wall seperation and rear sag on a 10.5 model the second is a 10.11
Yes! I definitely need to do this. I did notice a bit of separation the last time I had the camper off the truck. Im sure it's normal but the sagging really freaks me out so I think reinforcement totally needs to happen.
In the first pic from previous post.. I'm not able to tell which way I'm looking at the tanks. Is that the rear bumper in the top of the photo? And I'm guessing that smaller tank is the black and the larger is grey? And then this is the fresh water in this second pic? Just trying to figure out tank placement.
the rear of the camper is at the top of the pix, those pix are from a 10.5 which is much "different" than your 10.6 and i think your fresk water tank is like most BF's under the base of your dianette,not in the basement.
ps not all separation is horrible , some is because workers misused torque drive screw guns and stripped out large numbers of screw attachment points and many times easily ( relatively) repaired.
