Thanks for the info. Managed to remove the tires without removing the skirt by just removing the two screws that hold it near the bottem. The tire just makes it. I think your right about the clear or semi opague sealer that holds the top of the skirt in place. It was applied in a stitching manner about one inch long intervals across the curve of the skirt. The factory must have applied this as it is a brandnew unit. Well I got the tires serviced and I'm in the process of installing heavy duty mupflaps as a blowout damage prevention before putting the tires back on. Trailer work never stops as you well know just like a home, always something to do.
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Hans & Riet
TV 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 6200 lbs tow capacity, 620 lbs tong weight, V6-3.6 liter gas with factory tow package, Prodigie3 Brake Control, Anderson "No-Sway" Weight Distributing Hitch.
TM 2720, 2011, A/C, Awning, Swingtongue, 40 Gal fresh water, Stove and Sink Cupboards, Radio/CD Player, TV ant., Microwave Oven, Electric Tongue Jack, Black Windows and Frame, and Woodgrain Vinyl Flooring
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