underbelly is wet
I just got a 2000 forest rivers cherokee 37' travel trailer that I have some things I got fixed and working last night. I was aware when I bought it I had work to do but price was right. I noticed w...
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I wouldn't hesitate to drill some drain holes- if there's water in there you need to get it out PRONTO. Such holes can easily be patched or, better yet, plugged with a removable nylon cap (in case more water accumulates).
You of course need to locate the source of the leaks if possible- but since you don't know how long the water's been there, you can't know if you even still have a "leak" problem.
If the rig was mine, I'd find the lowest point, drain it, and watch for more water.
You of course need to locate the source of the leaks if possible- but since you don't know how long the water's been there, you can't know if you even still have a "leak" problem.
If the rig was mine, I'd find the lowest point, drain it, and watch for more water.
