It has happened again, four years after the first tree limb fell through the roof of our Surveyor while we were camping, another one landed on it yesterday during a "popup thunderstorm". The limb fell from a Sweetgum tree that is maybe 15 years old and appeared very healthy.The limb hit in almost the same place as four years ago and damage looks about the same. The trailer was parked where we keep it stored on gated private property at no charge. In 2010 the repairs ran over $11,000. Waiting on the adjuster to come out and give an estimate, then I'll get one from repair shop. But we're done camping for this year.

Aw, man, that sucks. So sorry to hear about it. What have you done to piss off the Gods? Whatever it was, quit that!I am glad no one was injured. And that you can get out camping in the new/repaired rig sooner rather than later.

Sorry to hear of this happening again.Wow - $11K? I'm surprised it wasn't declared a total loss. Is this through homeowner or auto/RV insurance policy? Was the TT repaired to "new" condition last time or did you have any issues? If a car sustained that serious of damage twice, I would think they would total it.

Man that's a bummer. Based on what the TT is worth now (NADA)vs what it was in 2010 the ins co may very well total it.

Doug33, The first repair was done very well. The only issue was that the ceiling panel that was replaced didn't adhere to foam insulation board and there was some sag in the panel. Most people never saw but we did. Unless you got on a ladder you never knew there was ever any damage on the outside. We hope it can be repaired, it's been a every good camper and we don't really like the idea of looking for a new one. But if totaled I hope they will pay it off....

Since it has hit the same place twice, consider armor plate for repair.:BAs other said it is a bummer that it happened parked in the same place.Bob

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4x4Bob
Explorer
Aug 06, 2014
Since it has hit the same place twice, consider armor plate for repair.:B

As other said it is a bummer that it happened parked in the same place.

Bob
gaymeadowsman
Explorer
Aug 06, 2014
Doug33, The first repair was done very well. The only issue was that the ceiling panel that was replaced didn't adhere to foam insulation board and there was some sag in the panel. Most people never saw but we did. Unless you got on a ladder you never knew there was ever any damage on the outside.
We hope it can be repaired, it's been a every good camper and we don't really like the idea of looking for a new one. But if totaled I hope they will pay it off....
BurbMan
Explorer II
Aug 06, 2014
Man that's a bummer. Based on what the TT is worth now (NADA)vs what it was in 2010 the ins co may very well total it.
Doug33
Explorer
Aug 06, 2014
Sorry to hear of this happening again.

Wow - $11K? I'm surprised it wasn't declared a total loss. Is this through homeowner or auto/RV insurance policy? Was the TT repaired to "new" condition last time or did you have any issues? If a car sustained that serious of damage twice, I would think they would total it.
naturist
Nomad
Aug 06, 2014
Aw, man, that sucks. So sorry to hear about it. What have you done to piss off the Gods? Whatever it was, quit that!

I am glad no one was injured. And that you can get out camping in the new/repaired rig sooner rather than later.

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