Post by jerome97 on Jun 30, 2014 20:50:17 GMT -5
While traveling through the Sand Hills of Nebraska we encounter very strong head winds. We were traveling north on Highway 83. Discovered that the material enclosing the underbelly was getting blown off. After two unsuccessful tries to get it to stay up I finally had to cut the first third of the material off. In this condition we made it to Snake Creek Recreation Area in S.D. Just picture a 71 year old trying to crawl under a trailer and the wind is gusting something fierce. Was not a happy camper at that point.
Didn't dare travel with wires and insulation exposed. Thanks to gorilla tape was able to tape up the wires and insulation hanging down. I just couldn't believe that the electrical wiring is just basically hanging in mid-air under the trailer. Not braced or clamped to any place under the trailer. So, is this normal practice? Brother in law who has years of body shop experience was able fix it by basically
building a frame under the trailer and reattaching everything. So, after 5 years I guess that wasn't to serious. I am still trying to understand why they would allow the wiring under the trailer to just hang with no support.
Didn't dare travel with wires and insulation exposed. Thanks to gorilla tape was able to tape up the wires and insulation hanging down. I just couldn't believe that the electrical wiring is just basically hanging in mid-air under the trailer. Not braced or clamped to any place under the trailer. So, is this normal practice? Brother in law who has years of body shop experience was able fix it by basically
building a frame under the trailer and reattaching everything. So, after 5 years I guess that wasn't to serious. I am still trying to understand why they would allow the wiring under the trailer to just hang with no support.
