Chase pipe under travel trailer?

[Tuna1]

Morning all.. I have all of my underbelly skin off for water line repairs (mice). When ever i poured a concrete patio/sidewalk at my houses we ran a PVC 2" pipe under the new pad incase i wanted more plumbing/electrical ect ran end to end in the future.. My question is has anyone ever ran chase pipe ect under rv before reinstalling underbelly? Nothing else cool dig's for more %#@* mice.Right!!

[Marcm157]

Originally Posted by Tuna1

Morning all.. I have all of my underbelly skin off for water line repairs (mice). When ever i poured a concrete patio/sidewalk at my houses we ran a PVC 2" pipe under the new pad incase i wanted more plumbing/electrical ect ran end to end in the future.. My question is has anyone ever ran chase pipe ect under rv before reinstalling underbelly? Nothing else cool dig's for more %#@* mice.Right!!

I did actually ran electrical conduit on my last trailer without an enclosed underbelly. I rerouted all my electrical / CATV and propane lines through it. It was a lot of work but I wanted some protection for them. The way it was wired was scary so since I was cleaning up the wiring I thought I might as well run it all through the conduit. I ran a second conduit with pull string only for the camera system that I was going to install but never did...

I have not done it on my current camper yet. It has an enclosed underbelly and all I have done was cut access panels to key areas so far. I will likely do it at some point though.

[TaftCoach]

I think it's a great idea.