Did some damage to the TT
We had our first camping weekend in our recently acquired 2005 Dutchmen 18b and I was trying to put it back into the storage unit before the heavy rain started. While backing in, I caught the rear cor...
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Sorry for your BOO - BOO.
Am I seeing this correctly...the metal channel is screwed to the trailer, then the rubber gasket seals it up????
Yes, I am trying to learn from your mis-fortune.
The front, bottom of my trailer is seperating a bit, and I am planning on removing the trim, then re-chaulking where the siding goes under the trim. Mine looks as if the siding is too short in that area....I was kinda hoping the corner trim could be "tightened" up. Looks like it may do just that....judging by what our autopsy revealed.
Can anyone tell me how hard it is to slide the rubber seal out of it's channel? Sure wouldn't want to tear it.
Am I seeing this correctly...the metal channel is screwed to the trailer, then the rubber gasket seals it up????
Yes, I am trying to learn from your mis-fortune.
The front, bottom of my trailer is seperating a bit, and I am planning on removing the trim, then re-chaulking where the siding goes under the trim. Mine looks as if the siding is too short in that area....I was kinda hoping the corner trim could be "tightened" up. Looks like it may do just that....judging by what our autopsy revealed.
Can anyone tell me how hard it is to slide the rubber seal out of it's channel? Sure wouldn't want to tear it.
