Almost embarrassed to ask....
Hubby and I, both retired are excited to purchase our first MH soon. We've been looking at TT's, 5th wheels and MH's for over a year. We've decided a motorhome is for us, but now comes the hardest p...
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Bumpyroad wrote:pianotuna wrote:
Hi Bumpy,
I'm at 103,000 kilometers (61,000 miles) and 9.5 years. No leaks. Class A is no assurance of zero roof leaks. I have the roof inspected every two years, for potential issues. No Eternabond needed yet. Just Dicor once.
it's a fact, since I read it on the internet, that 99.87% of all Class Cs after 10.7 years of age and 75,000 miles have a 93% probability of leaking.
so just be patient. :)
bumpy
Well it was o the Internet and has to be true. Lol
Kidding aside, could it be the way the units were made back then? Perhaps the new front end caps on most of them now are differently made.
On a side note, a friend with a 2010 travel trailer was camping and it started raining. She said water started pouring in around the vents and somewhere else around in the bedroom. This travel trailer is stored at the campground that she goes to all the time. I uses it can happe to even the best of them.
