Hi All,I purchased a new 2013 EC 950 in July....washing it this morning I noticed when I pushed up on the front fiberglass cap, under the bed (over the cab) there was about 1-1.5" of play. What I mean is the fiberglass is not attached to the bottom of the cab-over. This starts about 1 foot in from the front and sides.Is this de-laminated or a flaw that I need to have corrected before the warranty runs out?

Its something that you should have addressed immediately, especially while its still under warranty. My guess is that the area was not glued properly, since its such a new TC.

The belly of the cabover should be adhered to the frame. I won't jump to any conclusions why yours isn't but just know it is supposed to be.

This happened with my 2005 EC 950 a few years after I got it. A local repair shop put in 6 screws with chrome caps that fixed the issue and didn't look too bad.

Well I certainly don't want screws holding my fiberglass to the camper. That might cause some spider cracking out from the screws down the line.I have exchanged emails with EC's rep, Brad Boyle. He wanted some pictures so I sent him a movie of me pushing up the bottom of the camper.We'll see.....MR. E

egarant wrote:Hi All,I purchased a new 2013 EC 950 in July....washing it this morning I noticed when I pushed up on the front fiberglass cap, under the bed (over the cab) there was about 1-1.5" of play. What I mean is the fiberglass is not attached to the bottom of the cab-over. This starts about 1 foot in from the front and sides.Is this de-laminated or a flaw that I need to have corrected before the warranty runs out?How about a picture or a signature line

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RWDIII
Explorer
Nov 19, 2013
egarant wrote:
Hi All,

I purchased a new 2013 EC 950 in July....washing it this morning I noticed when I pushed up on the front fiberglass cap, under the bed (over the cab) there was about 1-1.5" of play. What I mean is the fiberglass is not attached to the bottom of the cab-over. This starts about 1 foot in from the front and sides.

Is this de-laminated or a flaw that I need to have corrected before the warranty runs out?

How about a picture or a signature line
egarant
Explorer III
Nov 19, 2013
Well I certainly don't want screws holding my fiberglass to the camper. That might cause some spider cracking out from the screws down the line.

I have exchanged emails with EC's rep, Brad Boyle. He wanted some pictures so I sent him a movie of me pushing up the bottom of the camper.

We'll see.....

MR. E
Doogie_in_Elk_G
Explorer
Nov 19, 2013
This happened with my 2005 EC 950 a few years after I got it. A local repair shop put in 6 screws with chrome caps that fixed the issue and didn't look too bad.
Super_Dave
Explorer
Nov 19, 2013
The belly of the cabover should be adhered to the frame. I won't jump to any conclusions why yours isn't but just know it is supposed to be.
kerry4951
Explorer
Nov 19, 2013
Its something that you should have addressed immediately, especially while its still under warranty. My guess is that the area was not glued properly, since its such a new TC.

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