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Barry Rooker · 09-21-2011, 06:36 PM

After noticing signs of nest-building rodents in two basements, I used a sheet of 1/8" plexiglas & hot glue to fabricate a filler piece at the shoreline cord basement. The slot for the cord to leave the coach was much bigger than was needed to get the cord out. Rodents had nested on top of the transfer switch, probably for warmth.

Once parked & plugged in, I insert the plexiglas piece to fill up the slot. It's notched on one end to allow the shoreline cord to pass through.

Since I've added the permanently connected waste pipe, the LH plumbing bay was open to rodents through the brushes that "closed off" the basement floor where the waste pipe exited the coach. Here to I used the 1/8" plexiglas to fabricate several pieces that seal off this rodent entrance when the waste pipe's stowed.

09-21-2011, 06:36 PM	#1
Barry Rooker Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 64	Prevention of Rodents or Unwanted Pests After noticing signs of nest-building rodents in two basements, I used a sheet of 1/8" plexiglas & hot glue to fabricate a filler piece at the shoreline cord basement. The slot for the cord to leave the coach was much bigger than was needed to get the cord out. Rodents had nested on top of the transfer switch, probably for warmth. Once parked & plugged in, I insert the plexiglas piece to fill up the slot. It's notched on one end to allow the shoreline cord to pass through. Since I've added the permanently connected waste pipe, the LH plumbing bay was open to rodents through the brushes that "closed off" the basement floor where the waste pipe exited the coach. Here to I used the 1/8" plexiglas to fabricate several pieces that seal off this rodent entrance when the waste pipe's stowed.