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Timeking
Sep 09, 2015Explorer
Just in case anyone reads this at some point, there is aluminum framing under the door. The fix is to weld some 1-1/2 inch angle iron extensions onto the step, remove the door and frame, bolt the extensions to the frame, put the door back on with butyl putty tape. Since I have the step off, I am also having angle iron welded to the rear of the step such that I can bolt the rear extensions to the frame through existing holes, so weight on the step is shared between the frame under the door, and the frame under the trailer.
The pressed-board wood-rot was the manufacturer's shortcut to support the step. I am using a PT 2x4 to fill the area where the rot was, and use shims to make the floor level, and fill in gaps with Minwax wood filler. Before I put the step back on, I am using Flex Mend Mending Kit to seal the bottom.
The pressed-board wood-rot was the manufacturer's shortcut to support the step. I am using a PT 2x4 to fill the area where the rot was, and use shims to make the floor level, and fill in gaps with Minwax wood filler. Before I put the step back on, I am using Flex Mend Mending Kit to seal the bottom.
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