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Old 02-19-2007, 01:54 PM   #1
Native Tex
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Guys I am certainly in favor of doing a very similar thing to my unit. I have been under and dropped some of the belly pans due to a leaking black tank. After looking over most of the underneath connections, it just seems like it would be worth the time and effort to take on the task. If you took your time and did a good solid job it could save a lot of energy and keep pipes from freezing. It is a good tasks if you have plenty of time. Maybe there are others who have done the same and can give some advice before you proceed.
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