restoring 1987 holaday Rambler
I have purchased a 1987 Motor home and am fixing it up as money is available. I have replaced the passenger side brake line and caliper and now have three wheels that lock up when you stomp on the b...
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fulltimin wrote:
1, 2, 3, ... 28 screws holding that vent in place. 28 different places for a leak to develop. Plus 56" around the outside edges of that 14" hole, and on top of that, mostly useless Dicor. Lol.
And people think I'm nuts for trying to eliminate that? Lol.
In all honesty, had a different method been used for trying to seal those holes, you probably would not have to be doing that now.
Nothing like repairing and upgrading sealant.
Looking good!
It's really not 28 places and 56" of places to leak. Properly sealed there are NO places for water to go. I know you will argue that no hole is better than a properly sealed hole but in reality they are exactly the same. You should see the 100's of rivits in the roof of my bus, along the edges down the sides and front to back. Not a single leak at any of these 30 years later.
