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Weight of 320 T@B CS Shell
livsmith36
Member Posts: 2
Hi all,
I have a 2006 T@B Dutchmen CS. We are currently rebuilding/planning our new floor frame (yes I've seen lots of the previous post and they have been very helpful!). I have drawn up our new frame in a CAD software and am wanting to do some FEA work on it to see how it might hold up but need the stress loads. Does anyone know the weight of just the shell (completely gutted or close to it)? Wanting to be as accurate as possible and haven't been able to find this info anywhere. It can be a different year or non-CS model if someone has it too. Anything would help!
Thanks!
I have a 2006 T@B Dutchmen CS. We are currently rebuilding/planning our new floor frame (yes I've seen lots of the previous post and they have been very helpful!). I have drawn up our new frame in a CAD software and am wanting to do some FEA work on it to see how it might hold up but need the stress loads. Does anyone know the weight of just the shell (completely gutted or close to it)? Wanting to be as accurate as possible and haven't been able to find this info anywhere. It can be a different year or non-CS model if someone has it too. Anything would help!
Thanks!