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Don't do it!
I would suggest you not do it. Use a window unit. I have a 1966 Safari, went through the same thing. In the end, I put 3 Fantastic Vents in the trailer (with all three on, will suck the sides of the trailer in) and decided to use a window unit. I built a stand out of a cheap Wal-Mart table(AC unit rest in place), three pieces of plexyglass(held in place by exsisting screen clips) to fill in the gap(can still see out) and used "pet screening" to build a cover for the front window(can not see the AC window unit when it's in place and AC unit gets the air it needs) PLUS it will run off a 15AMP breaker! In the winter, it stays home, plus you keep the lines of the trailer. It take less than five minutes to put in place. I've used the setup in Perry, GA during this years International (A true test of the system)
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Paul Waddell
Region 2 VAC Guy
WDCU "Past Prez" (In the words of Richard Nixon "You won't have me to kick around anymore!")
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