Anxious to get this bad boy installed :)

Yup. First mod we did. DH had no issues installing them. We now leave our vents open all the time unless on the road.

Got it installed tonight. I was little concerned with amount of caulk around the edges of the vent frame, but it didn't end up being a problem.


These things REALLY go on easy!

2012Coleman wrote:
I cover my TT while in storage with an ADCO cover. It gets full sun during most of the day. Would it be a good idea to install one of these and leave the vent open while stored to dissipate heat?

Does your cover breathe?

LeBout wrote:
For those of you who want to see more, click here to watch a Youtube installation video for the MaxxAir.

Thanks for the video link - now a question: I cover my TT while in storage with an ADCO cover. It gets full sun during most of the day. Would it be a good idea to install one of these and leave the vent open while stored to dissipate heat?

ScottG wrote:
It just attaches to the sides of the vent so you shouldn't need to caulk anything.

I had a TT that some previous owner idiot screwed and sealed them to the roof. During a driving rain it filled the inside up until it overflowed the edges of the vent and drenched the ceiling.

I've seen a high end fifth wheel done the same way, but not totally sealed to the roof. 2" screws. :S

Pauljdav wrote:
I leave my vents open all year cuz of these. They are great.

X2. Though on Sunday, I pulled the trailer from the back to the side yard using my electric dolly, so I could get a level position. I had gotten a new hitch on my TV, so I had to re-adjust everything. Got everything dialed in using the manufacturer's directions, then pushed the trailer back to it's normal resting place. Monday afternoon when I got home from work, I went and hooked my solar panels back up. When I went inside the camper (which I didn't do on Sunday), during the move the bathroom door had closed, so the vent was doing me no good. Opened the door back up and it was better in no time.

I also leave it open while travelling - love the Maxx Air! The door won't close during travel as there are fold up bikes on the floor keeping it open.

I just did 2 Maxxair II 's yesterday on mine. I am going to love being able to sleep with the vents open and not worry about rain.

I leave my vents open all year cuz of these. They are great.

Last week I installed two of the MaxxAirs in 30 minutes and then a MaxxAir Fan Cover over my Fantastic fan in 20 minutes. I followed the videos, it was very easy.

For those of you who want to see more, click here to watch a Youtube installation video for the MaxxAir.