New Trailer Thoughts
Just wanted to pick the brains of some of you experts out there I have a 2017 Ford F-150 Ecoboost 3.5 L Family of 3 ,maybe 4 one day and a dog... Looking at possibly purchasing a 2020 Grey W...
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trail-explorer wrote:WNYBob wrote:
I would recommend not getting a "Fiberglass" exterior from any manufacturer. That "great" looking skin is backed by wood! When moisture penetrates the seams you get the "dreaded" delamination,which will cost you at least 10% in resale value!!! (The exception is those rv's built with Azdel backing).
So look at the "old" aluminum sided rv's.
Maintain the seals and all is well.
Seals need maintained on Aluminum trailers too, otherwise they leak and rot.
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Get whichever you want or like best and get you rear on the roof 2-3 times a year and check all your seams and seals and redo any that look like they may have a crack or place for water to get in. Check the corner seams on all four corners and the seams on the front of the trailer as well as it gets pounded with rain when hauling during a storm. Do that religiously and your camper will last. Don't and they all will rot if left to let water in, less the all aluminum trailers.
