Pogo bath cross

2 comments:

Pops said...

In fact, it is difficult to say what is best. Go to several reputable dealers selling different brands, and see many different brands. Finally, they find that meets the eye. Most trailers are all the same type of construction of the same Manufactor. It's just not as many different devices for mobile homes made. Ask a friend who is knowledgeble, some campers who go with you. If you are sure in a van to all the fire equipment that they work. Make sure a glimmer of good hands. Walk through the caravan check for leaks. Are you looking for water stains on the ceiling? Wood siding is gray / white and forget about the windows and / or password? Look in the closet next to each, furniture, under and around the test leakage. Do not miss the corner! If the soil is soft, somewhere forgotten. If wood siding is graish / white, forget it. This usually means that there is a water leak and the panel rotted. SI siding wood begins to rot, you can bet on the rear part is GONE also. I learned this from personal experience. Glued to the frame snapping plates and replace the panels is hard work. When you buy an RV dealer sign, you pay about $ 50 to $ 70 for each sheet. If you sign, take a piece of old paneling of the trailer, a DIY store and victory. A close look at the game is usually good, because there are so many windows, curtains, etc.. Just be careful what you purchase. Pops

January 17, 2010 at 8:13 AM

Sweet&So... said...

I lived in a trailer ...

January 17, 2010 at 4:05 PM