Frances and Al, I haven't replaced any of the plywood in my floor. For some
reason my trailer is one of the few dry ones. I have, however worked on
EVERYTHING else. Either redoing or replacing. I knew nothing about
electricity when I started, but I learned fast. I also acquired a more
modern look, as my hair seems to stand up straighter now. One of my many
re-wiring jobs was the running/brake/turn signal lights. This harness is
accessible through a small hole between the A-frame and the doorway under
the trailer. My point is (finally) I believe these wires must continue under
the floor past the doorway and back to the lights. I would check this out
before getting crazy with the jigsaw. Courtney
-----Original Message-----
From: frances.mierzwa@xxx.com [SMTP:frances.mierzwa@xxx.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 3:06 PM
To: airstream@airstream.net
Subject: FW: [a/s] Dirty Rotten Floor
 

Someone answer this 'cause I got the same damn problem.
Al, consider yourself blessed to have dropped the towing
dead-weight. I'm bummed because my 'ol man was a Electrical Engineer w/ a
PE license & I could have off-loaded the electrical work on him.
Now I'm simply going to electrocute myself.
Ahh well, he was a poor fisherman anyway.
Fran