Cabover leaks - Would This Work
The current horror story thread detailing Coachman Leprechaun cabover leaks is unfortunately representative of very common class C events. Poor workmanship, combined with design incompetence are alm...
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pnichols wrote:
John,
Your signature photo is small, but it appears that your Tioga has exactly the right kind of cabover construction to put leak worries to rest once and for all. Way to go!
I wish my cabover section was completely one piece fiberglass as yours appears to be. There's no reason to put up with cabover construction any less than what you have in any modern Class C today.
I certainly agree with the one piece cabover construction! You would think that some creative minded individual would have a company that would create one piece Fiberglass replacements.
We are all aware of the need to be proactive in preventing water from leaking into the cab area and of caulking and Eternabond. I'm interested in knowing of any "outside the box" thinking to keep water from out of the motorhome and especially the cab area.
