water leaks
I have been researching travel trailers for over two years off and on and am now within a few months of needing to make a decision. Just about the time I think I have it all clear on floorplan, materi...
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colliehauler wrote:
You said it best yourself, (constant care and maintenance). Another thing to keep in mind is your house doesn't experience 70 mph winds while going through a earthquake for hours at a time day after day. I bet your mpg would suck pulling your house across the country as well.
This pretty much puts it in perspective. I agree with all the responses, mostly that if you maintain the roof annually, reseal where needed, you probably will have a leak free trailer for many years. Ignore it, and you're in for trouble down the road.I think you should give priority to layout and usability. You have to like it and it's got to serve your needs. I think sliders are the best thing that ever happened to trailers.
Anyway, don't over analyze every aspect of it, find one you LIKE, do some research on the brand...and GET it and go camping!
