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Old 11-17-2014, 07:33 PM   #1
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Sagging roof

Does anyone know where I can find a diagram for the metal support skeleton for a 1983 Vogue II 29 footer ?
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Old 11-18-2014, 02:23 AM   #2
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What about a simple "Stud Finder", if it can find a nail in the wall in your house , it should be able to find a metal support in your RV. You can buy one at any hardware store.
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Sagging roof

>>> What about a simple "Stud Finder", if it can find a nail in the wall in your house , it should be able to find a metal support in your RV. <<<

Only if the roof supports are steel.
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the stud finders I've owned sense a change in density not nails so they should work.
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Even if it is wood, it will find the screws that hold it to the studs.
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Go to the hardware and get a neodymium magnet and use that to locate the metal under the roof deck or get a studfinder as they work on density of the material in front of the face
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What about a simple "Stud Finder", if it can find a nail in the wall in your house , it should be able to find a metal support in your RV. You can buy one at any hardware store.
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Only if the roof supports are steel.
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OR aluminum
An "electronic stud finder" will find them all.
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Old 11-19-2014, 10:22 PM   #8
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Thanks y'all I did not think of that.
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