Have you ever crawled up under your rig?

[skeeterbait8]

Have you ever crawled up under your rig to just look to check things out? I finally did a couple days ago. I've been meaning to for a long time, finally did it. What amazes me is to see so few braces that actually touch the flooring! I guess that is part of how they keep the weight down.

Good news, everything looks perfect under there. NO holes, no signs of rot or anything.

[Bama Rambler]

Yes, I've crawled all around under ours. It's a sealed underbelly so there's not a lot to see but I check to be sure it's not torn and that the foam sealant is still in place, etc.

[milzat]

Yep, been under mine a few times. I completely removed the under-belly material to check things out. I re-routed a few wires and heating ducts; and the fresh water drain tube. Also, I sealed a few holes with expanding spray-foam.
If you have an enclosed under-belly, you would be surprised at what you'll find hiding back there. A cap at the heater plenum had fallen off and allowed most of the heat to escape into the under-belly; instead of to the ducting.

[doctort44]

I crawled under mine for the first time about a month ago and found a 6" piece of rebar stuck into the underbelly. About 3" was stuck in and the other 3" sticking out. I removed it and covered the hole with Gorilla Tape. Good as new! But now, I check under there almost every time we take it out.

[fivecodys]

Yep!
Did it a month ago to adjust the brakes.
Good thing I did too.
My tires had radial cracks on the sidewall running all the way around the rim.
They looked great on the outside.
I was heading for disaster.

Will do this more often now.

Bill

[The_Stuff]

i looked under mine today to. ground cable broken off under and some hoses (hot and cold) that come under and go to nowhere...

[Mr. Black]

Almost everytime we go somewhere I go under the trailer for a look see. Mostly checking the suspension for broken springs or bad brake wires.

[NWJeeper]

I have been under, over and through just about anywhere I can squeeze into in order to run wiring for the inverter, solar panels, satellite, installing batteries, air horns, you name it. I like to know where things are and how things are put together in case I need to fix something in the future.

[The_Stuff]

I mostly went under to see where my tanks are and look for a spare.. it appears my trailer doesn't come with one..