xjmaxim
New Member
Hi all, I just bought a 1977 Hi Lo and it has some water damage due to the roof vent leaking and vandalism so I plan on replacing the entire interior but I had a couple questions. The previous owner said he cant get the top to go down and I have read the post here and I am sure I can get it working again without to much trouble. I went under the trailer and noticed a hydraulic leak at the cylinder and I want to fill the hydraulic system before attempting to lower the top but I didnt see a fill plug so my first question is can you fill the hydraulic system and if so where is the fill?
While removing the damaged walls I noticed the paneling fits into a slot where it meets the roof and there are bits of paneling stuck in the slot so my question is: Does the wall paneling just slide into the slot or is it attatched with screws? If its attatched with screws how do you access them?
Any and all help or sugestions would be appreciated. I have read alot of posts here and they have helped alot and I am looking forward to getting my old Hi Lo returned to good working order. Like I said earlier I am replacing most of the interior and redesigning it to fit my needs better so if anybody needs any of the parts that I remove let me know. I would rather give them to somebody who could use them instead of throwing them away.
Thanks again everybody.
Martin
While removing the damaged walls I noticed the paneling fits into a slot where it meets the roof and there are bits of paneling stuck in the slot so my question is: Does the wall paneling just slide into the slot or is it attatched with screws? If its attatched with screws how do you access them?
Any and all help or sugestions would be appreciated. I have read alot of posts here and they have helped alot and I am looking forward to getting my old Hi Lo returned to good working order. Like I said earlier I am replacing most of the interior and redesigning it to fit my needs better so if anybody needs any of the parts that I remove let me know. I would rather give them to somebody who could use them instead of throwing them away.
Thanks again everybody.
Martin