ATTENTION TRAVEL LITE OWNERS
This is long but worth it if you are considering buying a Travel Lite unit or own one already. I bought a 2015 Travel Lite Idea Sport (I-18) last fall. Wife and I spent a few nights in it in weath...
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chr$ wrote:
Forget the dealer and mfg. You are better off making the repairs yourself so you know it's right. I'd find a plastics fabrication shop and have a new polypropylene or polyethylene pan welded up that extends outside of the outer wall. The plastic will never rust and leak in the future, and you can ensure that the pan will drain if you angle it right, make the walls sufficiently high enough, and leave the AC unit sticking out a bit farther than they did.
Total Junk. Thanks for sharing
Agree with this. Even if you went to Home Depot and got a sheet of aluminum that you could cut to the right size and install correctly, you will be miles ahead of working with the dealer. By the time the dealer orders, receives, and installs a new drip pan from the factory, it will time to winterize the unit. You can fix this yourself in a weekend and know it's done right.
