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Old 07-09-2017, 03:05 PM   #1
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enclosed underbelly

Worth it? Does it do a good job protecting it when you're going down the road?
Does it help keep pests out?
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Yes, yes and yes. However, it doesn't keep all the pests out.
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Yes, yes and yes. However, it doesn't keep all the pests out.

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I'm not convinced that it is worth it. Does nothing for pests. If you have to do repaired it's a lot of work. IF you have a water leak, you have a mess to dry.
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Its main job is to help insulate under the floor. I think it does that. We've camped in the 20degF a few times and didn't worry about freezing water lines.

We did have a mouse problem for a few weeks. We also had a water leak when the trailer was new, but here in AZ everything dried QUICKLY.
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