That underbelly can be a pain to remove, at least certain panels. I liked the idea as advertised, until I went to remove certain ones. Unscrewing, easy, getting it pried out from the I-beam flange, kind of easy, if it's got a line running through it or under it, not easy, and then once you get the panel out of the way, you have to try and work that insulation out of the way to get to what you're after. I removed some of mine for my at home PDI, checking for leaks and to see where some things were. Some panels I decided to leave well enough alone. All that said, accessing the front black tank on ours, was the easier one to get to, and the black tank pipe run is the shortest one to the outlet. I just hope I NEVER have to replace anything in there.
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John and Rebecca Dickson
Emma-7 / Little John-5 / Iva-1
Full Timing Again, Rev B
2013 Ford F-350 Lariat CC LB PSD
2015 SOB TT - With OC's Awning Poles (#8)
At least in Heaven, RVs will be perfect, and I won't have to keep fixing them.
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