So like an idiot, I.....

managed to run my TT along a large, low hanging branch THE FIRST TIME I HAD IT OUT yesterday. It could have been much worse, but basically, the branch ran along the corner of the rubber roof, and caused a few pulls in the rubber creating several small holes along the edge from about halfway back all the way to the rear.

I called the RV shop, and of course they said if insurance would cover it, they would replace the roof at a 5K cost. It didn't seem that bad, so I bought 4 rolls of the DICOR rubber tape,and put that along the entire left side and coated over that with silicon sealant. I don't see how any water can get through there.

the A/C unit seems to drain on this side of the TT though, so I wonder if the water will pool where the tape and sealant are at, and if I should cut a small drainage path, since the damage at this point of the roof was pretty much cosmetic, but I taped it anyway just in case there was a hole I couldn't see.

Any other idiots out there who have done similar roof repairs? If I did end up having issues, I think I would have a 3 year window to turn it in for insurance purposes.

Any insight to a newbie would be helpful.

Of course, a huge rainstorm came by 10 minutes after this happened. :)