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I think it's some sort of self adhesive Teflon strip, that is on the inside lip of the roof to make lowering and raising the roof easier.? Mine has also come lose in places giving it more friction

We were lowering the roof of our 2005 Aliner DL when a piece of bent plastic popped out and fell on the ground a few feet away. Seemed to come from the roof (door-side) as we lowered it but we did not

Hello Don: Photo 2114 is inside the back wall. In 2000 the inside walls were all vertical so there is a 4" space where the tail lights mount. This photo is shot through the hole for the tail light.

Hi Don: Sounds OK. I think I would skip the part where you remove the spring and work around it. On mine I used long screws to pull it back into place. Side wall support is good, if I were building

CarlI'm having difficulty visualizing where this work is taking place.? Is the hole shown in 2114 where the spring sits on the side all?? And 2015 looks to be in a confined area, like in a storage

At some point soon I plan to inspect and possibly make repairs to my corners.? I did one a couple years ago, but the passenger front corner cap is cracking at the bend, right where the spring

Hi Dave: I need to add two more photos, of the other side of the angle iron. Photo 2 shows the reinforcement to take the force from the spring tail. Photo 2115 shows the interior of the back wall

Carl: In your second photo, did you attach the lower spring tail to that angle reinforcement? If so, how did you do that? If not, what does it do to keep the lower spring tail from emerging through

Here are two photos of my repairs. They are working fine. Carl.

If you store the trailer with the roof panels lowered you speed up the weakening of the dangerous torsion springs that can blow out the end panels.? The most important thing is to keep the flimsy

Brian - Thanks for the time in putting together that extensive write up. Before you posted that link, I already found that article perhaps 2 weeks ago and found it very thorough. I appreciate so much

The best step we've found for our camping trailer: Camco Adjustable Height RV Step Stool (43676)

Hi M.F. I use these exercise steps around my train layout. I found my at Goodwill for a few bucks. Most have adjustments for height, might be useful on a hill side. Carl.

Dear A-frame Owners : ????????? My sister-in-law has a 2005 A-liner Expedition ; up until recently , she has been searching for an additional step to supplement the factory installed one .

The warnings for methyl hydrate: Toxic if inhaled. Causes serious eye damage. Causes damage to organs (kidney, liver, eyes, and central nervous system) via inhalation, ingestion, and adsorption

Applying heat can helps as well.

Marika, I thought I was familiar with everything that was a cleaner, thinner, stripper, etc.? But this is a new one to me.? I always start with the least volatile, alcohol or mineral spirits.? When

Dan, I was referring to your link.? The Shurflo is what I have.

Hello Marika: I like Goo-Gone and a putty knife. Even better is the scraper in an oscillating tool, these take gunk off like butter with a hot knife. I think Goo-Gone is a oil / citrus based solvent

Hello Bill: I'm not familiar with your faucet. Potential causes: 1) The faucet is damaged and needs repair / replacement. 2) The seals dried out in storage and shrunk until they leaked, if this is the