Good idea greg ill look into it thanks.

I honestly dont know the model of the trailer. I have looked for tags but cant find any. I do have a metal roof. And the celing wont be a problem im sure i can find something.

Hello again everyone. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with removing these units. It is a round horizontal wood burning stove sitting upon a square perch covered with stone. The pipe runs up through the roof. I was thinking of putting a pantry there or building a terrarium to put in its ...

ok that makes sense. Prolly what happened to mine here. and what if I just put some thick 6 mill plastic then set the treated wood on it then blocks? I know im a cheap bloke. I also saw that you like the metal instead of the blocks. Are they cost affective compared to blocks and wood?

No im in a park and the soil is clay so mud when wet and hard as a rock when dry my underside ground is not very good at all im going to have a hard enough time getting the wood out of the dirt thats under the piers now. When i get them out does anyone have any recomendations as far as putting dirt ...

Lol thanks JD (WHILLIES) =). If I don't see them I'm OK. I'm going to get in a bubble like bubble boy. And DeWalt needs to be paying you for that. Thats a perfect for an add. And your dog is a good lookin pup.

Body putty perhaps

If your anywhere near Wyoming I would be glad to come get it out for you.

Hello, Agree with Goo on the louvered doors. Most homes big heating systems use the same thing. I will be putting a cover on my furnace this winter =). As for heater access door would be a task but anything is doable you could prolly need to pull the siding off where you want the door. It may not be...

You definitely have an obstruction as JD said above. And watch that water when you open it into a bucket you could be wearing all of it. As for momof Same problem could be a gummed up metering valve or the line into the hot water heater. Do as JD said with the bucket starting at point of fresh into ...

I snuck a look under my neighbors newer trailer and its just single stacked blocks like mine but it looks like they made there platforms out of treated wood 6 2x4 stacked crossways set on the ground. I dont know if it would help to put some visclean or something down to help with moisture. the groun...

You might try a construction or mobile home salvage places. Look to see if you have a habitat for humanity place near you they usually have an E-store (resale used and new stuff) its a non profit organization. Also look on craigs list or post wanted add on there. And yhou could also talk to a cabine...

Well I would think better stability even if i do it at the end. I did find a site that had abs plastic shims for .30 each. Ill order a few just in case I need to replace them. Forgot to bookmark it. though.

The back of my mobile home is starting so sag a little bit it looks like they just put the concrete blocks on some non treated pallet wood. I have a 20 ton jack and a water level is easy to make. Looks to be 3 blocks stacked. When I go to re level the rear end wouldn't it make more sense to stagger ...