Water damage in a "B" (or lack thereof)?
When reading other RV types, there are always water damage stories, from the "C" issue with water rotting out the cabover to feet going through the floor. I rarely see any stories of major work tha...
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Next to the fact that I can't find RV storage in a reasonable distance of where I live to save my life (the perils of living in a college town), the fact that a "B" doesn't turn into dust with hidden water damage after a time is one of the big selling points to me.
Yes, there are stories of water intrusion, but I've yet to read about a "B" rendered uninhabitable and unable to be sold due to mold/mildew, or one's foot going through the floorboards because there was an undetectable pinhole leak in a membrane roof that caused water to drip between the walls and make a nice home for mold/mildew over a number of years.
Yes, there are stories of water intrusion, but I've yet to read about a "B" rendered uninhabitable and unable to be sold due to mold/mildew, or one's foot going through the floorboards because there was an undetectable pinhole leak in a membrane roof that caused water to drip between the walls and make a nice home for mold/mildew over a number of years.
