Problem with Rubber Roof
I have a 2015 36-foot Crossroads Rushmore 5th-wheel purchased in December 2014 so it was 6 months out of warranty when the problem occurred. While driving from Glyndon, MN to Bismarck, ND on 6/25/...
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If it were me I would loosen the front cap railing (one that holds down the roof membrane) - repossession the membrane - tighten the cap back down - caulk it appropriately and probably apply a six inch layer of Eternabond. I would likely also put Eternabond on the side edges as well as the rear cap. Eternabond is a good fix for most leak issues - lots of threads on the subject - do the proper prep work b4 applying.
Ripples are common with rubber roofs - wouldn't be concerned about that much - your focus should be on potential sources of water intrusion (hence sealing the caps/edges).
Ripples are common with rubber roofs - wouldn't be concerned about that much - your focus should be on potential sources of water intrusion (hence sealing the caps/edges).
