2017 Lance 1475 roof poor design?
I bought a new 2017 Lance 1475 Travel trailer in May 2017 and was very happy with the floorplan and construction materials. When it started raining this fall though, I discovered a major design flaw ...
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Well "Frank", I was simply pointing out what appears to be a discrepancy between what you are saying:
"Keeling a trailer not perfectly level is always what you want."
....which seems to imply to the reader one should always attempt to have the trailer out of level.
This is contrary to what the factory states for both usage and storage.
I can tell you my trailer I am sitting in right now is near dead on perfectly level both left-right and front-rear, because when I parked here for the winter, I wanted it level.
But then I have an arched roof, so water can't pool. It would be a physical impossibility.
I really liked some of the features of Lance trailers when I was shopping. At the time though, a flat roof eliminated the brand from my consideration. Among a few other things. They are nice trailers though. Just not for me.
"Keeling a trailer not perfectly level is always what you want."
....which seems to imply to the reader one should always attempt to have the trailer out of level.
This is contrary to what the factory states for both usage and storage.
I can tell you my trailer I am sitting in right now is near dead on perfectly level both left-right and front-rear, because when I parked here for the winter, I wanted it level.
But then I have an arched roof, so water can't pool. It would be a physical impossibility.
I really liked some of the features of Lance trailers when I was shopping. At the time though, a flat roof eliminated the brand from my consideration. Among a few other things. They are nice trailers though. Just not for me.
