Hail Dings on front
So a couple years back on our first big trip we encountered a nasty storm in Colorado that dinged up the front panels on our Coleman. I never filed to have them fixed because, well, they are cosmetic....
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I should post a picture of it. It's a Coleman with the aluminum siding. It happened in 2016, so if it were going to leak it would have by now. I understand that Fiberglass and plastic covered trailers are susceptible to cracking, in which case I would have filed right away, but since it just looks dinged, I didn't even give it a second thought. I'll go ahead and get it listed, though it can't be moved until the weather warms up and I can get the barn doors opened, along with the ice on the drive to the barn eliminated. I have it stored in the barn during the off season, so it is also well protected.
As far as the surge protector its the hard wired model that is buried under the reefer, and I paid $135 for it on clearance. My next trailer may have a 50 amp input so wont be able to reuse it either. Only reason we are looking to sell is we would like something a little larger, and found a similar model with a slide, the Arctic Wolf. If it sells, great, we go get the larger trailer, if not, just keep on camping with it. Been a good trailer so far, got it spring of 16 and have had several good outings.
As far as the surge protector its the hard wired model that is buried under the reefer, and I paid $135 for it on clearance. My next trailer may have a 50 amp input so wont be able to reuse it either. Only reason we are looking to sell is we would like something a little larger, and found a similar model with a slide, the Arctic Wolf. If it sells, great, we go get the larger trailer, if not, just keep on camping with it. Been a good trailer so far, got it spring of 16 and have had several good outings.
