First post on a new build, I'll keep it short, but will definitely be expanding as I go...
My new 80-something Grandby was taken care of, the roof is sealed, there aren't any obvious leaks from the siding or windows. At some point the floorpack was narrowed, but not enough for a current truckbed.
It seems like the camper might have sat in a puddle as the floor is pretty bad in multiple places, combined with holes ripped in the sides where the truck bed was a little too big when it was loaded up.
I don't want to turn this one onto a bare frame like my last one, but I do need to replace the floor.
I've been searching for somebody who has replaced the floorpack without removing the exterior or flipping it upside down, but not having much luck.
I will be pulling the interior cabinetry, I am not concerned with removing interior walls, paneling and trim is cheap and easy to replace.
How is a floor replacement done?
I'm thinking of supporting the camper with some sawhorses by the outer edges and pulling the floor out, replacing the 48x96 area, then putting the camper back on the dolly and piecing in the sides in.
If somebody has figured out a method and can share im all ears.
My new 80-something Grandby was taken care of, the roof is sealed, there aren't any obvious leaks from the siding or windows. At some point the floorpack was narrowed, but not enough for a current truckbed.
It seems like the camper might have sat in a puddle as the floor is pretty bad in multiple places, combined with holes ripped in the sides where the truck bed was a little too big when it was loaded up.
I don't want to turn this one onto a bare frame like my last one, but I do need to replace the floor.
I've been searching for somebody who has replaced the floorpack without removing the exterior or flipping it upside down, but not having much luck.
I will be pulling the interior cabinetry, I am not concerned with removing interior walls, paneling and trim is cheap and easy to replace.
How is a floor replacement done?
I'm thinking of supporting the camper with some sawhorses by the outer edges and pulling the floor out, replacing the 48x96 area, then putting the camper back on the dolly and piecing in the sides in.
If somebody has figured out a method and can share im all ears.
