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Subject Topic: Trailer Tent Damaged Frame Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonRevan
22/4/2007 at 8:52pm
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Recently set up our Cabanon trailer tent and dropped the beds without putting the legs down first, we now have a gap between the edge of the bed board and the side where it should fit snug. Any advice, cost to repair or new frame?

Revan

 


Personbernie17
24/4/2007 at 4:03pm
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Revan,

I see you have two messages posted re your accident with the TT. I'm afraid I am unable to help, but I just don't like to see that you have had no replies. My commiserations.....I hope someone will help you with some good advice soon.

Bernie.


Personandy100
24/4/2007 at 4:54pm
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Hi Revan

Firstly welcome to the site although I am sorry to hear of your mishap.

It is difficult to suggest a course of action without first seeing the damage that has been caused. Would there be any chance of you putting a few images up for us to visualise the damage.

It does sound as tho the brackets/hinges may be bent/distorted etc but without a pic its difficult.

Regards

Andy


wildie
24/4/2007 at 7:11pm
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you probably buggered it good n proper putting that much strain on the hinges it would have split the wood where the screws or rivets are.


Personandy100
24/4/2007 at 9:02pm
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If its just the wooden board thats "buggered" thats the easiest bit to repair!!!!

Andy



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