Newbie has TT with rotted nose and floor
Hey all!! I'm John. We were given a 2001 19' TT. It's had some major leaking, so much so that the entire nose framework from the front window down has dissolved and most of the floor edge framing p...
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The primary reason why most late model RV's don't have front (forward facing windows) anymore. With water pressure on the windows, it's very hard to obtain a seal.
I know it I ever bought another one, it would not have any openings facing forward and my present one don't.
The exception to that would be Palomino, they use an automotive designed front window set in a rigid frame and the window is glued in. Supposed to be leak proof but again, I'm not trusting if it. I know someone that has one and has been a no leak window but a conventional RV window facing front will almost be a leaker...eventually.
Pictures aren't really necessary, most of us know what a rot job looks like and some of us have had hands on experience as well.
I know it I ever bought another one, it would not have any openings facing forward and my present one don't.
The exception to that would be Palomino, they use an automotive designed front window set in a rigid frame and the window is glued in. Supposed to be leak proof but again, I'm not trusting if it. I know someone that has one and has been a no leak window but a conventional RV window facing front will almost be a leaker...eventually.
Pictures aren't really necessary, most of us know what a rot job looks like and some of us have had hands on experience as well.
