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Old 02-09-2010, 03:58 PM   #9
bstark
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Location: Fergus, Ontario, CANADA
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My money is on Mike's suggestion as that was the first thing I had to replace in my unit when new. The floor flange was loose in my rig due to the screws being "over torqued" and stripped in the plywood sub flooring. that allowed the toilet to walk a bit and the rubber seal leaked.

I ended up grafting another layer of 3/4" marine plywood to the underside of the floor and re-fastening the toilet floor flange to that.

On my unit to work on that underside of the floor area above the black tank, I removed the upper sliding service bay doors track along with the speaker wiring and 120v outlet panel above it, which gives you room to play in there.

My furnace, water pump, convertor are all mounted on top of my grey tank.
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