I just bought a new (to me) toy hauler - it's a 2001 Coachmen 261TH with the Filon fiberglass sidewalls. In my pre-buy inspection I found some water damage and rot, but bought it anyways since the price was right - even if it costs me thousands to r...
TakingThe5th wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:Scootin159 wrote: do I need to worry about the trailer disintegrating driving down the road? yesbumpyWhat kind of roads will you use to travel. Bad roads and/or chucking could tear things up quickly.Almost exclu...
After looking at it some more tonight, it looks like the kitchen cabinets might be easier to remove than I originally thought. I should only need to remove three pieces of wood to really get full access on the inside: the "L" shaped countertop, and ...
John Wayne wrote:I would think you will have to work from the inside out, and try and leave the out side skin intact.Hmm... I was really hoping that wasn't the case, since all the kitchen cabinets are on the inside wall of the damage. I know I could...
1) Yes2) A bit more than that, but you're in the ballpark. If worst case I have to salvage the appliances and trash the rest of the RV, I'll come out ahead.3) I've lurked a bit (including researching this issue before buying this RV), but still had...
