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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / April 2007sag in floor
Any idea what is involved in repair for a sag in the floor of a trailer. Problem is in front of the vanity sink and appears to be slowly spreading. No sign of water damage. I'd be gald to entertain thoughts on a remedy. TIA > Any idea what is involved in repair for a sag in the floor of a > trailer. Problem is in front of the vanity sink and appears to be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > TIA Put your wife on a strict diet. Shad O'Shay probably me that needs the diet, but I was looking for repair advise not preventative measures. >> Any idea what is involved in repair for a sag in the floor of a >> trailer. Problem is in front of the vanity sink and appears to be [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Shad O'Shay Shadow wrote:....probably me that needs the diet, but I was looking for repair advise not preventative measures. Shadow, Put this idiot on your blocked sender's list like many here have done.  SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) > Any idea what is involved in repair for a sag in the floor of a > trailer. Problem is in front of the vanity sink and appears to be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > TIA Yes, you do have signs of water damage- a sagging floor in front of a sink. First, find the source of the water and fix it.Then, replace the rotting wood. Then, replace anything you had to tear apart to do the repairs. Good luck. > Any idea what is involved in repair for a sag in the floor of a > trailer. Problem is in front of the vanity sink and appears to be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > TIA We had a soft spot in the floor in the hallway of our Class C. Seems the subfloor missed a crossmember by an inch or so. We removed the carpet and overlaid the floor with hardwood flooring laid down with glue. Worked! Looked fantastic. John Andrews, Knoxville, Tennessee Looked under the vanity and see no sign of a leak there. Looks like the black water tank is underneath. How to remove the plastic? liner under the trailer to see the subfloor from there? That might help the diagnosis. Looks like it may be there to keep road moisture from damaging the underside of the trailer and I don't want to disturb it unless I have to. >Any idea what is involved in repair for a sag in the floor of a >trailer. Problem is in front of the vanity sink and appears to be [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >TIA > Looked under the vanity and see no sign of a leak there. Looks like > the black water tank is underneath. How to remove the plastic? liner > under the trailer to see the subfloor from there? That might help the > diagnosis. Looks like it may be there to keep road moisture from > damaging the underside of the trailer and I don't want to disturb it > unless I have to. Look around the chassis rails to see if there are little screws holding the plastic undercarriage cover. SignatureJanet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life |
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