Travel trailer underbelly
Has anyone had the underbelly of their travel trailer not be attached properly. Our new Windjammer's is sagging down. Back to the dealer in a couple of weeks. Bummer.....as we are 5 hours away. DH...
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Davion206 wrote:
WayneAt60344, I went out and laid down and scooted under our Windjammer again to look at the issue with the underbelly so I could better understand what DH is concerned about. It was just laying on top of the L-rail and not attached in any way. Therefore there are places it is "warped" leaving large gaps for road moisture, cold and worst of all mice to get up to the trailers componets. The underbelly on our 3008W was attached under the L-rail with a metal trim and screwed to the L-rail. Never a problem with mice or short bouts of freezing temps. IMO, this one is a mess. Be interesting to see what the dealer can do.
That sounds unusual. The underbelly on my 3001W is attached like your 3008W.
