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Originally Posted by Jager
So a few questions:
1) I cut a small access hole in the corplast so I could gain access to the black and gray water valves. Does anyone have a suggestion for placing a cover over these holes? I was thinking a small piece of corplast and velcro?
2) The corplast was taped or glued to the steel frame in places. This REALLY held it on and in place. Does anyone know what they are using to glue or attach the corplast to the steel frame? Where do you get it?
3) I hate the cables. They basically work for crap (no pun intended). There has to be a better solution for this. Anyone have any better solutions for this?
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Tom-
1) If I were cutting the coroplast, I would cut a square hole but only on 3 sides - leaving a "flap". Don't cut on the front side - use that as the "hinge" for the flap. By doing it this way, you still have a "cover" for the hole which can be held in place by Gorilla tape.
2) On our Cougar, the coroplast is held in place by sheet-metal screws - it isn't taped or glued down to the best of my knowledge.
3) I don't have cables --- I have a threaded 1/4" rod with a pull handle on one end. So far, only one of the three rods has loosened enough and came out of the valve assembly when I pulled on it. On another occasion, the plastic handle came out of the rod. Both were easy fixes. Not sure if the cables can be replaced by rods or whether both systems are "crappy".