According to my parts book for the GMC the holding tanks are held in by 4
3/8-16X6" round head screws prior to 1975 and 4 3/8-16X7 1/2" round head
screws after 1975.They show the screws They go from the inside of the coach
through to the bottom. The front 2 go through the plywood floor only and
have 2 washers, and the rear 2 go through the plywood and a frame member
without a washer.
If you have an oak member someone must have modified your coach.
>In a message dated 1/24/99 9:22:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, Adohen
>writes:
>
>> I don't know how the holding
>> tanks are fastened but will check.
>
>Arch!
>
>Just looked under my GMC sob. Notice it is not a big SOB, which means some
>other brand. It is just a sob for now.
>
>The holding tank is fastened by 4 bolts, the front 2 are fastened to an oak
>furring board and don't go through the floor. The two back bolts go up
>through an alu. floor brace and I can't tell if they go through to top of
>floor. In either case I don't think these will be in the area of the tile.
>They seem to be under cabinets or something.
>You might want to look at my website and look at the pictures.
>Underneath your GMC
>
>
>Scott Adohen
>
>
Tom & Marg Warner
Vernon Center NY
1976 palmbeach
3/8-16X6" round head screws prior to 1975 and 4 3/8-16X7 1/2" round head
screws after 1975.They show the screws They go from the inside of the coach
through to the bottom. The front 2 go through the plywood floor only and
have 2 washers, and the rear 2 go through the plywood and a frame member
without a washer.
If you have an oak member someone must have modified your coach.
>In a message dated 1/24/99 9:22:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, Adohen
>writes:
>
>> I don't know how the holding
>> tanks are fastened but will check.
>
>Arch!
>
>Just looked under my GMC sob. Notice it is not a big SOB, which means some
>other brand. It is just a sob for now.
>
>The holding tank is fastened by 4 bolts, the front 2 are fastened to an oak
>furring board and don't go through the floor. The two back bolts go up
>through an alu. floor brace and I can't tell if they go through to top of
>floor. In either case I don't think these will be in the area of the tile.
>They seem to be under cabinets or something.
>You might want to look at my website and look at the pictures.
>Underneath your GMC
>
>
>Scott Adohen
>
>
Tom & Marg Warner
Vernon Center NY
1976 palmbeach
