LadyWindrider
Senior Member
Hello,
Got an enclosed underbelly out that way overpriced hard to find plastic cardboard? Want to enclose your underbelly but don't know how? Need to enclose your underbelly for winter camping?
Have I got an answer for you, just send $5.00 to ............
Well I can't get away with that, so here it is for nothing. I have been working some as an RV tech, and noticed something the last few weeks. The high end Cardinal trailers have an enclosed underbelly. Nothing unusual, except theirs is made from "TIN" roofing material. Available at any hardware store. The one I was working on today, due blown tire damage, had tin roof just bolted to the frame rails using self tapping 1/4 inch bolts. Got me to thinking I could enclose mine, and maybe you could to, if interested. The roofing had no sag like we see in the plastic. No rust either, and the trailer was s few years old. Doesn't go fender to fender, but did look nice between the frame rails. Just a thought. After it was installed, they hit the edges with some of the expandable foam to seal it. Of course I had to get rid of that to get the belly down to repair the wiring harness from the blown tire, but fixable.
Got an enclosed underbelly out that way overpriced hard to find plastic cardboard? Want to enclose your underbelly but don't know how? Need to enclose your underbelly for winter camping?
Have I got an answer for you, just send $5.00 to ............
Well I can't get away with that, so here it is for nothing. I have been working some as an RV tech, and noticed something the last few weeks. The high end Cardinal trailers have an enclosed underbelly. Nothing unusual, except theirs is made from "TIN" roofing material. Available at any hardware store. The one I was working on today, due blown tire damage, had tin roof just bolted to the frame rails using self tapping 1/4 inch bolts. Got me to thinking I could enclose mine, and maybe you could to, if interested. The roofing had no sag like we see in the plastic. No rust either, and the trailer was s few years old. Doesn't go fender to fender, but did look nice between the frame rails. Just a thought. After it was installed, they hit the edges with some of the expandable foam to seal it. Of course I had to get rid of that to get the belly down to repair the wiring harness from the blown tire, but fixable.