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Additions to Motorhome pages 2010:-

Fitting New Automatic Water System Pump
Winterising the water pump.
Water Tank Level Meter-modification to electronic circuit
Basin Mixer Taps - tip & how to repair a dripping tap

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Contents:

1.  De-Lamination in the floor

De-Lamination in the floor

 

     The image above illustrates a section of the Motorhome floor. A plywood sheet top and bottom with Polystyrene in between. It also has timber battens to increase strength.

     This construction method makes for a strong and very light build required in the Motorhome. Any extra weight is the weight removed from the Motorhome owner's carrying capacity.  The construction method has a problem! after years of walking over it the polystyrene compresses, leaving the plywood to move up and down, thereby increasing the damage and weakening the floor structure.

     The only answer is to fill the gap between the compressed polystyrene and the plywood. There are 'Packs' available from Motorhome repair dealers to enable the experienced DIY man to carry out a repair.

     Recently with this problem, I have decided to leave the job to an experienced caravan repair shop, as the floor damage was in the section from the entry door, in a large circle.

     So if you have a spongy section in your floor, get it repaired as soon as possible.

     The test method used by my repair man was to walk on his heals, gently, the floor could then be seen moving up and down.

 

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