leak around antenna
in the White Mountains in NH right since last night. We had torrential rains and for the first time, a small leak develloped around the antenna area. We did a temporary fix with a garbage bag and d...
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wildtoad wrote:
If it's a winegard there is a procedure for lubricating the gears and rubber seals. The seals can dry out and cause a drip usually at the handle.
Details for periodic lubrication of a Winegard Sensar antenna is included in the Owner's Manual. However, if water is leaking into the trailer from the roof it's doing so via the worm gear which must be removed to be properly lubricated, as detailed in this YouTube Video.
