Need a few parts

[tileman]

Well after my two blow outs I need a few parts to fix my toy hauler.

One part is the white side molding and the other is the black side panel that runs from the front door to the rear door it's maybe 8 -9 foot long.

My rig is a 2012 fuzion toy hauler model 310



Thanks for any info on this
Ron




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[Festus2]

Ron -
The forum has a list of RV suppliers and RV sources which can be found as a Sticky in the Repairs & Maintenance section of the forum. It is the first, and only, sticky in this forum. You might find it useful in your search for parts or suppliers of RV parts.

[tileman]

Thanks for the info
Using my I phone with tap talk and trying to get used to it.


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[BeaverRZR]

Originally Posted by tileman

Well after my two blow outs I need a few parts to fix my toy hauler.

One part is the white side molding and the other is the black side panel that runs from the front door to the rear door it's maybe 8 -9 foot long.

My rig is a 2012 fuzion toy hauler model 310

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Thanks for any info on this
Ron




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Unfortunalty I have some experience in this
That repair looks pretty easy assuming there is no major gouges or damage to the underbelly.

The white trim will clean up and look brand new with a $2 Mr. Clean magic eraser.
The black metal I have had good success flattening it back out with a couple pieces of plywood and a rubber mallet.
Based on what I can see in your pic I think you could clean that up pretty nice and just replace the wheel well trim piece.

[michol02]

tiararvsales.com had the factory replacement fender skirt for my Cougar(color and fit were perfect). With shipping, mine was under $100. Several other places I looked were I bit pricy.

[joestaz]

I had a similar problem on my 405. I ended up buying the fender skirt and sheet metal through my dealer and installed it myself. The sheet metal was about 10-12 feet long and shipping was expensive.

[blkflagracen]

You may want to check out this site...
http://www.trekwood.com/

[abneynormal]

I had 3 blow outs on my 3912 the cap came off completely and it didn't hurt any outside sheet aluminum or plastic. it did destroy the fabric and insulation underneath. instead of trying a fabric replacement I opted for metal thick galvanized valley tin I have had for years. I notched it to slide in on top of the frame and stick under 2-3 inches then on the aluminum tube frame I used pop rivets and urethane caulk. it will be there. btw I added 1" Styrofoam for the missing insulation I cut it to fit and held it in place with locktite construction adhesive the cheaper the better it wont eat the Styrofoam yes I had that too