I have a slight sagging on the top section at the doorway of my 2701 Hi-Lo, It is just annoying me but has created no other problems (Yet). The only side support struts are behind the rear wheels, seems like another side support towards the front of the trailer would have helped with this problem. Has anybody ever added one with success, or has come up with a better idea.

MonkeyFoot,

What year is your trailer? Is it a TowLite or a Classic? Can you post a picture? Does it have an air conditioner?

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Les & Patricia
2006 22ft towlite (replaces 97 21TL)
2006 Toyota tacoma pre-runner 4.0 L V-6 quad cab
w/ 98 chevy Powervision towing mirrors
2017 Chevy Silverado 1500 5.3 v8 (replaces Toyota)
2 Hobie mirage pedal drive kayaks

My 2805C has 5 side supports. I have read post on the forum that supports have been added by owners. Looks easy to me and should not be very expensive and it is a good idea as the door area is the weakest area and will only get worst.

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Jim L & Faye
2805C
2003 Silvarado diesel crew cab
2017 Silvarado, crew cab 1500 6.2L gas w/ 8 speed tranny
central VA

2001 27 foot classic.

Yeah thats what I fugured, I was just wanting to make sure I wasnt going to create another problem.

All, I have the same issue. Over my door on our 1995 - 32' the exterior fiberglass has cracked slightly and sags a bit. Has anyone came up with a simple fix?
I just replaced the seal yesterday, adjust all the cables etc.
While adjusting the cable, I noticed this needs reinforcement. I was thinking,
Maybe a piece of 1/8" plate cut to fit from window dressing to window dressing inside and about 1-2" below the top of the door to the ceiling secured with 5/16" lag screw may would strengthen it enough. It would be approx. 14" x 32" piece.
Problem is, I do not know where the reinforcements in the wall are to screw it to for the strength.
I really don't want to tear into the walls if I don't have to.
Anyone else made this repair?
Thanks, Tom

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Tom & Carolyn Dixon
Houston, TX
1995 - 3195B

I have 2 HILo's and both sag. It is a poor design. The main support beams should have been at the top where they could have remained one piece. I am going to rebuild mine to reflect this idea. I will need to run a brace from the top beam to the bottom one where the cables attach so the weight is transferred to the top and every thing hangs from there. Water damage is the culprit with mine but I imagine they sag even if they don't leak. Of course I will have to redo the cupboards too.

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Charlie B
1994 245 TD