Hi ya just found out that the left hand leg on caravan at some point was left down a bit by sum 1 at sum time before I had it and it has damaged the floor under battery compartment now I have to repair it but can not see how the battery compartment door is fixed I've took out the screws on the face of it but won't budge ? I can see how to sort it out as handy in that seen just want to know if any one has any ideas how to take it out to get to the bolts that hold the leg to the floor then replace damaged wooden floor .
Stabilising leg etc
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Hi Savory05,
You need to specify what make, model and year of caravan you have so that a forum member can assist you.
Also, this post should be followed through in "technical topics".
I am sure there is somebody can help you.
Best Wishes,
Brianjw47.
You need to specify what make, model and year of caravan you have so that a forum member can assist you.
Also, this post should be followed through in "technical topics".
I am sure there is somebody can help you.
Best Wishes,
Brianjw47.
Hi ya just found out that the left hand leg on caravan at some point was left down a bit by sum 1 at sum time before I had it and it has damaged the floor under battery compartment now I have to repair it but can not see how the battery compartment door is fixed I've took out the screws on the face of it but won't budge ? I can see how to sort it out as handy in that seen just want to know if any one has any ideas how to take it out to get to the bolts that hold the leg to the floor then replace damaged wooden floor .
Craftman miracle 154 1994
Craftman miracle 154 1994
Hi Woodlands Camper,
I agree, it has been moved and l also suggested more info about van. That has been added on this category though.
Sir Brian of Stevenage.
I agree, it has been moved and l also suggested more info about van. That has been added on this category though.
Sir Brian of Stevenage.
He happens to have a craftsman miracle 154 1993 
But with out a few photo's it would be hard to advise on the removal & repair.
But with out a few photo's it would be hard to advise on the removal & repair.Yes Sir Sprocket, this is a dificult one. As you say, a picture is worth a thousand words. Perhaps the chap could post a couple of photos up.
It can't be too bad to work out what is going on as presumably the battery box is a hinged door unit with a standard lock, but you never know.¡!!!!!!!!!!!
Sir Brian of Stevenage
It can't be too bad to work out what is going on as presumably the battery box is a hinged door unit with a standard lock, but you never know.¡!!!!!!!!!!!
Sir Brian of Stevenage
Thx chaps. For reply I'll get sum.photos and will post if I can.get the door frame to battery box off might b able to see where bolts am fixed on floor then can remove damaged part and replace hopefully. Sort photos Tmoz
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