Wolf Creek 850 Water Leak!!!! Help
Well found my first issue since picking up my camper 2 weeks ago. I wanted to re-check the wiring under the bed step and noticed the bottom wood was discolored and looked saturated. I put my hand un...
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Damionsnwbrdr wrote:
I felt down around the hose, but never found its true source. I know I was close, probably with out the insulation in the way I could find it. How long did it take you to dry it out? I didn't want to rip the insulation out because of having to replace it.
How much do you think a dealer will charge to remove the bottom panel and fix it?
I have a love hate with the Wolf Creek. It has been good, kept me and my family warm, and when I bought it new, the price was right. But then there are little things. Like the fact the basement isn't truly heated. Or access to the space between the truck bed walls and the camper is nigh accessible. I guess I am back to using a portable water jug.
Any tips for winter boondocking would be great. I would like to have water and a shower for multi-day trips.
It took a couple days to dry it out, but that is with the insulation removed. Once the insulation gets wet it is pretty useless. Luckily the floor is plywood so no worries there. I bought a small roll of insulation from Home Depot for $5 and shoved it back in there.
Are you sure it is the outlet that is leaking? If you look at the bottom of your floor there should be a splice were the water tank is. You would have to remove the weather stripping on the front and sides, then remove the bottom splice area. You may be able to do it yourself, but the dealer should only charge a couple hours of labor so I would think around $200 to fix it.
