Sealing Hydraulic ram area to prevent mice
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mlpeloquin
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Did not get rats or mice in the fifth wheel, but when I replaced my pressure regulator I had to replace the gas line as well. It had several rat tooth marks with missing outer rubber jacket at each bite. All on the back side not visible from the front. So check your propane lines in the propane bottle storage area well.
rjr6150
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Thanks everyone.
After sealing with with black foam and the inner tube truck haven’t seen any of the little buggers in 4-5 days.
They we’re coming up from basement through the kitchen sink drain/waterline access. One thing did find out Fresh Cab doesn’t deter them. Had a new pouch pushed in the hole. Mr Mouse still came through possibly could have been the peanut butter on the trap next to it.
After sealing with with black foam and the inner tube truck haven’t seen any of the little buggers in 4-5 days.
They we’re coming up from basement through the kitchen sink drain/waterline access. One thing did find out Fresh Cab doesn’t deter them. Had a new pouch pushed in the hole. Mr Mouse still came through possibly could have been the peanut butter on the trap next to it.
travelin2
Pennsylvania Chapter Leaders-retired
In addition to sealing holes, etc in the frame and underneath we have occasionally still had a visitor.
As to the access under the sink, I removed the cabinet floor and sealed the hole in floor around the drain with foam. That has pretty much limited them critters to the basement for entrapment
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mlpeloquin
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What ya'll need to do is come to Texas if them little mice are bothern ya'll. We don't have to plug them holes down here cause the mice we got cant get in them little holes,,, they to big.View attachment 60872
Now that is funny. Have a few in the neighborhood here, but they are small compared to the big raccoons that walk around at night here.