Water...please tell me it's gonna be ok!
We had a mishap in our new to us 2013 tt. I haven't even slept in it yet:( we are letting my parents stay in it during a visit this weekend. Someone turned on the shower when the water was off and lef...
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CampingN.C. wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:Brett K wrote:
I just called my insurance company to find out why an adjuster has not called me yet. They said it may be a week till I hear from them. I called back and explained the urgency of the issue and that after soaking in water for a week the situation will likely turn from a fixable issue to a complete loss due to their unresponsiveness. But hey, it's their money. I guess they don't care if a a 3k fix turns into a 20k buyout. Ridiculous!
It is the insurance company's responsibility to pay for your loss, not to fix the RV. It is your responsibility to mitigate damages. Get that belly opened immediately.
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We understand YOU can't physically get down there, but you have got to get that underbelly breathing. A couple of us have said that twice now. Pay a neighbors kid or something, anything.
Did you not see my picture? I can post the picture showing the water migration three feet up the back wall.
I jumped on my damage almost immediately and still had severe rot !!
Relax. It is now too late.
At 10 gallons a minute for 3 hours would be 1800 gallons of water.... I don't know what rate his water flows at, so I used what I measured at my house when installing sprinklers, and I don't know exactly how long the water was on, but he said several hours.... Too much water for too long.
I wouldn't want this TT any more.
