Leaks galore
I bought a new to me TT that is in really great shape and had very few areas of de-lamination. I noticed that the dealer the folks I bought it from who they got the unit from a year ago, went over it ...
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Alabama Jim wrote:
It sounds like you may be in for a complete roof repair. I watched a video on this and it entails taking the rubber roof off, then replacing the wooden decking, then replacing the rubber roof and caulking all around the edges and the openings.
No way its that serious, I wouldn't pay to have that done, way to expensive. I'm better off sealing it up and stopping the leak and letting it dry out and keep using it as is then replacing it if and when needed. I'm not going to live in it, just camp a few nights at a time as often as possible. I will probably build a cover for it too to keep it dry most of the time and then probably move on to something else at some point. its a catch and release program I run with cars, boats, bikes, RVs etc.
