WHAT THE HECK ARE THEY CALLED?
I was trying to search for the those little things that divert the water away from your rig. You see them on all the corners and what not on your rigs.
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dwayneb236 wrote:
I have some extensions that came with my trailer. Thankfully the front ones divert the water directly over my outside storage doors so the water is conveniently diverted directly on my head when I need to open a storage door.
Had this same problem on mine I put a pool noodle over the spout now the water drips well away from storage door.:@- Bought mine at an RV store....about 12.00 and fit perfect.
- Be aware that "one size does not fit all" when it comes to rain gutters. I bought some from Wang Mart years ago and they did not fit the gutters on my old trailer.
- The gutter extensions are made by JR Products. Do some googling for prices a fraction of what CW wants. CW's prices kill me - items are always on sale but can be purchased at regular prices a lot less elsewhere. The gutter extensions are available from Amazon under $8 with free shipping (except you hafta spend $35 to get the free ship.)
We had standard ones on our TT and when it was raining, rain would drop onto the pass-through door when opened. Installed the extensions and now it is good. The extensions do make a little harder to install an RV cover.
I have a spare set of black gutter extensions that I will gladly ship to someone for the on-sale price at CW. :B - Just make sure the shampoo is in the front storage..
dwayneb236 wrote:
That is a time saving design feature, wash your hair while unloading. :C ... or in my case wash both hairs on my head. :Z
.... Thankfully the front ones divert the water directly over my outside storage doors so the water is conveniently diverted directly on my head when I need to open a storage door. ....- I have some extensions that came with my trailer. Thankfully the front ones divert the water directly over my outside storage doors so the water is conveniently diverted directly on my head when I need to open a storage door. I know I know. Just tilt the trailer back a bit so the ac condensation water goes that way. But I'm not that smart at the time.
- A great deal on camping world, they are on sale for $10.00 and the cheapest shipping is $9.00. Why haven't I bought anything from CW in several years.
Dutch_12078 wrote:
I would Dutch, but they are broke/dryed up i cant get a close pin on them.
Yep, "gutter spouts"... Wood spring clothes pins also work quite well.- Yep, "gutter spouts"... Wood spring clothes pins also work quite well.
