I need advice on my totalled yet still beautiful baby.

toedtoes wrote:

elijahsdream wrote:
JJBRISH....THANK YOU! the shop guy did mention this, but I wasn't going to say anything, as I've been weary of saying much more. Yes the wall deteriorated after setting out. However the shop guy says it is only the outer edge immediately next to the paper. The wood that is behind that is still normal colored with little signs of any damage....minus the blow hole from the outside. He said and I quote" all the wood I've looked at minus the piece right here, shows no signs of water damage."
So now maybe someone can understand why I am so confused. Why it went to hell in a handbasket SO QUICKLY. But I guess it's good that there is pleanty of documentation. But I will let u all know.

Actually someone is wondering why you wouldn't think a broken chassis could be a major cause of why it went to hell in a handbasket so quickly... That's a pretty major point to leave out of the conversation - which is why people keep asking you questions - because what you were telling us wasn't making sense.

Because SHE is a health care professional. She is not an RV nor auto mechanic who is aware of the potential issues with her 5th wheel. She came in for advice and knowledge on an RV forum from experienced members and not to be dogged for posting an honest question. She does not know about industry issues with frame failures.

Are you sure the RV tech didn't tell her that info today when picking up the 5th wheel not when she wrote the post?