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jasson

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Posted: 12/20/23 11:55pm

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Dodgemahal wrote:

I just completed a lithium upgrade. Having access to the underside was great. But I am wondering if this is on all bigfoots. The bottom of our 9.6 is cut out and a white plastic sheet was screwed to the hull. There are two panels, a front one and a back one.

Interesting to find the 50 gallon water tank suspended by seatbelts. Able to be rocked to and fro a little. The manual claims structural damage by filling to fast. I did that once and feared the worst. Seeing the suspension system was a relief. There are no structural members to fracture. I do not believe the tank has been removed or replaced. The webbing screws are on top of the tank impossible to reach. That is a LOT of weight to hang from straps.
Anyway, just wondering if other Bigfoots have this cut out and white covers.

That's fascinating to hear about your recent lithium upgrade and the unique features you discovered on your Bigfoot camper! The cut-out underside with white plastic covers sounds like a clever design choice for easy access and maintenance. It's interesting to learn about the 50-gallon water tank being suspended by seatbelts, providing some flexibility and mitigating the risk of structural damage. While I don't have specific information about other Bigfoot campers, it's possible that different models or years may have variations in their construction and tank mounting systems srd status check. Exploring online communities or forums dedicated to Bigfoot campers could be a great way to connect with other owners and learn about their experiences and any similarities or differences in their setups. It's always exciting to discover unique features and design elements in recreational vehicles, and your observations add to the allure and versatility of the Bigfoot camper. Enjoy your upgraded camper and the adventures it brings!

JenniRose

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Posted: 11/05/24 04:45am

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Thanks for sharing! The lithium upgrade and design features sound great. Different Bigfoot models may have variations, so connecting with other owners online could provide more insights. Enjoy your upgraded camper!

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