Hi Nate
Mark in TX sent a pic of the diagram on his 116. I forwarded it to Kevin. He seems to think that's what he needs.
I hope you've book marked & downloaded that W-116 manual , you'll be referring to it for years to come .
When I lived in abandoned trailers in Rural New England , we make plywood skirts between the floor and the ground ~ fitting the skirts tightly prevents the wind from whistling underneath and freezing you nearly to death .
Rich folks (honest , I knew some) used fibreglas insulation inside the skirts and it was actually _warm_ underneath ,
Kevin found something like that on Craigs list for about $8 a sheet! One side is white the other is multi-color striped. I made sure we put the white side out! It sure did make a difference to cut the wind. Under the deck, Kevin cut a hole just big enough for the outdoor cats to escape if they are being chased. They have spent very cold nights under the house and come out toasty warm.
I know because I had to go fix the danged water pipes more than once in January , both fresh and grey water pipes...
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