A/C drain issue

Glad you got it done! For others, don't use any drop ceiling brackets. That stuff is the cheapest steel made and will rust instantly.

UPDATE: I got a roll of 4" X 50' eternabond tape and some 1/2" nylon rope. I put the rope on the roof and tapered it towards the front and rear. I covered it with the tape. It acts like a dam and directs the water away from the porch area of the RV.

Do not put a piece of steel on your roof to rust, you will regret it. A bead of caulk is all you need.

ScottG wrote:
First I would make sure the existing gutter is clear and able to do its job.

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There should be gutter between awning and the roof. Clean it.

Dennis12 wrote:
DROP ONE SIDE OF THE AWNING ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. PROBLEM SOLVED

I do the same thing, sometimes I get lucky and the awning side of the rig is a little higher.

Use the rubber stick on gutter. Quick and easy.

Had kinda the same problem but the water ran to the back of the camper and on to our clothesdrying on the close hanger thingy on the ladder, wife was frustrated that the bathing suits and towels would never dry in 90 degree heat at the beach. I just laughed and proceed to fix the problem. I just went to Lowes and bought door air seal in 15 ft. lengths and diverted the A/C water to the other side of the camper. Just clean the roof where you want it to go and just stick it down to the direction you want the water to go run. So far it`s held up to the rigors of highway speeds but if it ever comes off just put down some more, easy and cheap. The wife thinks I moved the sun and the stars and still haven't figured out how I fixed that. I give up on posting pictures it`s so much easier on the other forums.

Dennis12 wrote:
DROP ONE SIDE OF THE AWNING ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. PROBLEM SOLVED

I push the buttons. The wife decides when it's "level"! LOL

DROP ONE SIDE OF THE AWNING ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. PROBLEM SOLVED

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