fpoole wrote:
Yep, camper dependant, I sleep a lot with camper off truck, no problem-o. Just lower it down and while it will sway and shutter in a strong wind, it's fine...
Put mine even lower than yours. Put mine as low as possible but still use the grey tank drain which requires an elbow to access.
This picture shows front support on my Fleetwood during the repairs.
The lower 1x4 board and steel corners are my reinforcement and the picture shows following repairs when the wings sag.
I did the 1st repair after my water tank start showing outside.
Camper has "aluminium construction" but no aluminium on the wall in picture. Turn out first years of introducing aluminium to TC industry was just a skeleton, where most of corners still depend on wood for integrity.
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The lower 1x4 board and steel corners are my reinforcement and the picture shows following repairs when the wings sag.
I did the 1st repair after my water tank start showing outside.
Camper has "aluminium construction" but no aluminium on the wall in picture. Turn out first years of introducing aluminium to TC industry was just a skeleton, where most of corners still depend on wood for integrity.
Click For Full-Size Image.
Yep, camper dependant, I sleep a lot with camper off truck, no problem-o. Just lower it down and while it will sway and shutter in a strong wind, it's fine...
some owners report front floor separation due to water tank weight when having camper on jacks only.
I had it as well on my Fleetwood, but it had dryrot damage at the time, so now, even I reinforced the floor with additional steel plates, I always put 4x4 beam under front floor and either cut to length piece of 4x10 or couple of 4x4 as vertical support. That also drastically reduces camper movement
I had it as well on my Fleetwood, but it had dryrot damage at the time, so now, even I reinforced the floor with additional steel plates, I always put 4x4 beam under front floor and either cut to length piece of 4x10 or couple of 4x4 as vertical support. That also drastically reduces camper movement
