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Old 03-24-2012, 08:39 AM   #1
Weldon
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Steps (Wall)

On our 2010 THT 345 Mountaineer when you enter the 5er and step on the bottom step you hear a groaning sound and the floor will move from the wall (it moves down). You can feel it move down about 1/16 of an inch. I placed a brace under the bottom step & the movement & sound stopped. I was able to tighten the bolt that looked as if it is used to keep the wall & floor together & help with the step in place. After I tighten the bolt the step still moves & makes the sound. Any idea what happen. It just started. Thank you for your info.
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