Leak advice needed
I have a 2003 Keystone Cougar TT that has developed a couple of nasty leaks over the past 2-3 years. We bought it used in 2012 in fantastic condition. The worst leak is in a storage area, along a ...
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Streetwise wrote:Maybe, but that is designed for high pressure. High volume is what you are after. Something like this may work: Harbor Freight 8" ventilator
Would something like this work to pressurize the cabin?
https://www.amazon.com/Costzon-Commercial-Inflatable-Bouncer-Perfect/dp/B01CL4RP2S/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1536800709&sr=8-13&keywords=inflatable+blower
If trying to use a higher pressure blower, a tester can keep the entry door or a window partly open to control the pressure. The commercial testers, Sealtech, use an adjustable blower that they set from .5" to 1" of pressure. My trailer is tightly sealed and I found 1" of pressure differential was good for blowing bubbles.
