Attic Vent in 5er for Full time?
We are currently in the market for a 5th wheel that would be great for full-time use. Presently we are leaning towards Montana's because they seem to be within our price range 40-60K and have been tol...
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ScottG wrote:donn0128 wrote:
Our 5th wheel has 3 attic vents (forward, mid-ship, aft)
Just like a S&B they allow air movement in/out of attic area.
Help in cooling during hot summers and condensation during winter time.
Not a deal breaker as they can be added to any RV roof.
Can you tell me where the vents are located on the roof? Are they all at the peak or at the edge and top?
I have a couple of them to install but not sure where to put them. Seems like if I just put them at the top then there's no actual flow.
Thanks,
Scott
That was my quote about my 5th wheel
Have a 2007 HitchHiker Mid-profile
Roof line slopes forward and rearward ---kinda hump back
1 forward mid-line roughly 3' back from front cap
1 midship mid-line just aft of transition where roof begins rearward sloping (this attic vent is highest one)
1 aft mid-line roughly 3' forward of rear cap
