I think Tom is asking about the vertical partition that walls off the wiring and water tank stuff from the lower storage area. It is just held in by a few screws and can be put right back. It creates some protected space for the wiring and water tank hoses but in a wasteful manner as far a space goes. I attached flexible plastic shields to protect the vital bits and allow me to SEE how much water is in the tank. Then I added water to an empty tank in 2 gal increments and marked the shield area with a line for each increment. For shield material I used the paper thin flexible disposable cutting "boards" sold these days, cut as needed and screwed into the cabinet.
Some years and models differ in what is down in that area. I like to remove the partition for more storage space and so I can see the water level in the tank when the need arises. Mark
Bob Stevens wrote: > " Is this something that has to be hacked, or is it returnable to stock?" > Tom, in my van, the separator/partition between the upper and lower storage > areas is an easily removable shelf. Even has a hole in it so you can just > put your finger in it and pull it up and out. It is not a "secured" shelf. > > Bob Stevens > '87 Westy Syncro > "Passion Fruit" > |
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