Pressure Tested Camper Leaks Found
Set up a leaf blower to pressurize the camper. Went around the whole thing with soapy water. Four leaks along the corner moulding. Removed the insert trim and screws along the bottom side and co...
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Sounds like you caught it in time...good deal. I'm of the school of thought that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and any means available to insure that my TC isn't a rotting leaker, I'm happy with.
Far as your stove/ range hood vent goes, it seems that RV builders tend to use the cheapest stuff available, you aren't the only one with a cracked inoperative vent, Our friends are touring Alaska right now and their vent broke up there...
I suspect I'll be effectuating some type of repair in the fall when they visit on their way back home.
I know I'm going to leak test their unit while it's here.
If RV owners were pro-active about seal testing and maintenance, we would not see the horrible rot / resto jobs on this forum because there would be no issues.
I always keep a couple tubes of Dicor and Eternabond on hand and a roll of Butyl tape too. You never know. Sometimes, you can hit a sale too.
Far as your stove/ range hood vent goes, it seems that RV builders tend to use the cheapest stuff available, you aren't the only one with a cracked inoperative vent, Our friends are touring Alaska right now and their vent broke up there...
I suspect I'll be effectuating some type of repair in the fall when they visit on their way back home.
I know I'm going to leak test their unit while it's here.
If RV owners were pro-active about seal testing and maintenance, we would not see the horrible rot / resto jobs on this forum because there would be no issues.
I always keep a couple tubes of Dicor and Eternabond on hand and a roll of Butyl tape too. You never know. Sometimes, you can hit a sale too.
