Elsmygal

[Elsmygal]

Hello from Sturgis Sd.
I stumbled on this website looking for info on a (under) belly that sags!
I like gearhead’s suggestion on the angle iron.
I have an Avalanche. 2011. I pull it with a ‘06 Ford F-250 PowerStroke.

[Sarge2]

Welcome from Michigan...

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN.

[roadglide]

Originally Posted by Elsmygal

Hello from Sturgis Sd.
I stumbled on this website looking for info on a (under) belly that sags!
I like gearhead’s suggestion on the angle iron.
I have an Avalanche. 2011. I pull it with a ‘06 Ford F-250 PowerStroke.

Welcome from NM . I was at Sturgis last year Camping Shade Valley. Your saying sag is it possible the coroplast could be holding water? I Had decent roving rv Tech come to the park last year and repair the cable slide on a Sunday afternoon.

[Gary R.]

Howdy and welcome to the forum!

Using angle iron to support a saggy underbelly is a good idea, as the RV industry doesn't seem to know how to properly support the holding tanks or freshwater tank.

As Roadglide stated, it would be a good idea to verify the sag is not caused by water retention, then install the new support.

Have fun and take care!