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- Camper_Jeff___KNavigator
3 tons wrote:
Jeff, that was a quite impressive repair to say the least, you should definitely be commended for your very capable workmanship and for sharing!
3 tons
Thank you, hopefully it will help others facing this unfortunate position. - Grit_dogTrailblazerNice work Jeff!
- 3_tonsExplorer IIIJeff, that was a quite impressive repair to say the least, you should definitely be commended for your very capable workmanship and for sharing!
3 tons - Camper_Jeff___KNavigator
CA Traveler wrote:
Interesting video which shows water damage. I'd check the entire entire TC, calk it and be sure that the water connections never leak.
The water damage was largely confined to the bottom edge mouldings and penetration largely through the bolt holes in the jack brackets. There are a couple places with known decay that won't effect the performance of the TC. The possible worst area is the side framing around the dinet window. Everything has been sealed and is regularly checked. It's a constant battle though. Little leaks popup in all different places. Marker lights,the sockets for the jack wires, you have to stick your hands in every compartment and feel around during or soon after every rain. I also keep electric heat on in it all year to dry things out if something does happen and I don't catch it immediately.
Planning on using the TC for in town fun this weekend. Take care... - Camper_Jeff___KNavigator
notsobigjoe wrote:
Nice job!
Thank you - CA_TravelerExplorer IIIInteresting video which shows water damage. I'd check the entire entire TC, calk it and be sure that the water connections never leak.
- notsobigjoeNomad IIINice job!
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