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Old 11-03-2006, 11:23 AM   #1
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Hi Jim, You really should go in from underneath. Trying to cut through for overhead is risky, from the side is not advised as this goes through the I beam which should not have an enlarged hole as it reduces structural integrity. I have pulled a series of screws from the wrap around aluminum and found it was enough to gain access to this area. My case I was running 6awg wiring to some switches mid-coach. Maybe others have better ideas....
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