Winnebago Adventurer Roof issues
Hi there! I'm hoping somebody out there has some insight for us on this topic: We have a 2005 Winnebago Adventurer 38J Over this past weekend (a very windy weekend, I might add!), we were traveling...
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But we've always done it that way!!!!
The problem with bad designs is that many manufacturers just will not accept the fact that it was a bad design. They are still selling RV's so no need to change as long as it stays on during the warranty period. After the warranty, it is not our problem. I'm sure that it is not part of the sales pitch to tell potential buyers that if they do not regularly check their roof, they may lose it.
Other manufacturers use a fiberglass roof and because of a better engineering, they do not have their roofs peeling back.
The problem with bad designs is that many manufacturers just will not accept the fact that it was a bad design. They are still selling RV's so no need to change as long as it stays on during the warranty period. After the warranty, it is not our problem. I'm sure that it is not part of the sales pitch to tell potential buyers that if they do not regularly check their roof, they may lose it.
Other manufacturers use a fiberglass roof and because of a better engineering, they do not have their roofs peeling back.
