can i move the bathroom in 32' camper?
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Wizard46
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I'm not going to say it can't be done, but it would be a major job,
First problrm would be getting to all the plumbing in the floor area and then routing the plumbing to the new location. The toilet needs to be as directly over the black tank as possible or you would always have backups.
First problrm would be getting to all the plumbing in the floor area and then routing the plumbing to the new location. The toilet needs to be as directly over the black tank as possible or you would always have backups.
PancakeBill
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Any thing is possible, just depends on how much work and money you want to put up. Black tank would need to be moved as well. Holes in floor, new ones to cut, old ones to patch. Esiest way, trade for one that has bath where you want it.
DearMissMermaid
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Ok, I am so curious!
Why does your bathroom need to be "on the end"?
Why does your bathroom need to be "on the end"?
Jim Godward
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Over and above the comments already made, there could be a major problem with weight distribution. If you move it to the back of the TT, there may not be enough counter weight to allow proper hitch weights. You will also change the weight distribution on the axles and possibly overload the rear tires not to mention possible affect on the chassis.
Approach this carefully if you choose to proceed. Do the weight and balance calculations BEFORE cutting.
Approach this carefully if you choose to proceed. Do the weight and balance calculations BEFORE cutting.
