Wow Pop Ups are expensive!
Honestly, we don't camp a whole lot anymore with all the kids activities and my work schedule. Since the camper sits most of the time, while the caulking goes bad, I got sick of paying for the labor c...
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rbpru wrote:
I am curious why you re-caulk your TT every year. I have never had to do more than check ours in the spring and add a dab once in a while.
Take care
Because my caulk has failed.
I do a seal tech test every other year but did it this time because I had the bathroom skylight start leaking. It was a bad seal underneath that was replaced and caulked again but seal test found several potential leaks.
This year was excessive and caused me to want to rid myself of it. Usually just a few inexpensive repairs but this year was very excessive.
However fixing the potential leaks turned out to be a lot cheaper than downgrading to a Rockwood Premier 2516G that was going to cost $12,875 w/AC but without microwave. Dealer had a Wildwood 29' bunkhouse like my 26BH for ~$13,500.
Doesn't make any sense why a tent on wheels is so much. The material and labor cost to build that Travel Trailer would far exceed the cost of that Pop Up.
Here's my thread I started on the Pop Up Forum.
