What does your frame look like before the T@B is built?

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  • falcon1970falcon1970 Member Posts: 758
    @Verna
    I haven't been able to "attach" anything either.  But I can drag and drop photos and files from my Mac.  I'll have to research further.  it seems there should be a way to attach a file instead of dumping it into the body of a post.
  • Andrea54Andrea54 Member Posts: 16
    Hello! I know this thread is older, but what shields this under (or below the frame to shield from the road? Asking as we are looking at a used 320 CS-S and it looked like something was sagging a little on passenger side on the underneath of the trailer. Thank you!
  • MuttonChopsMuttonChops Member Posts: 1,768
    Andrea54 said:
    . . . below the frame to shield from the road
    . . .  looking at a used 320 CS-S and it looked like something was sagging a little on passenger side
    The shield is Coroplast, it improves the air flow under the trailer and provides some protection from minor road debris damage.

    On my '18 320S there is a bit of sagging on the Driver Side Forward
    - - - caused by the Grey Tank and Black Tank Drain plumbing - - -
    for my year/model that sagging area is normal and very secure.
    '18 320 Spitched axle, 3020HE; PNW based
    TV: '17 Colorado V6 Z71 4x4, Tow Package, GM Brake Controller
    Adventures:  56   Nights:  379  Towing Miles 47,220
  • Andrea54Andrea54 Member Posts: 16
    Thank you for that answer! So, even if there were mice inside the cabin, does not mean they got into the floor to cause any problems? There was some weird looking leaves or insulation coming from under the propane tank near the actual frame of the trailer and worried that maybe mice could get in and mess it up that way.
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