Help! Water sloshing under gel siding
1997 Damon Challenger 30RK Was contemplating my battle of talking wife into renovating our current 5th wheel or looking for something newer until... I smacked one of the section of wall and it r...
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Man, take it in stride.
IMHO...I would drain the water, find the source of the leak (possibly the roof, may be a window, vent, etc) and keep using it for a while.
I hate to tell folks this but there are only three kinds of RV's...it's not TT, Fiver, and Motorhome. It's RV's that have leaked, RV's that will leak, and RV's that are currently leaking. It's what you do to address the leaks IMMEDIATLY once you find them and dare I say, preventive maintenance as well.
Also, don't forget, that water can come from INSIDE the RV as well...if any plumbing is in the area make sure you watch it and see if that's leaking.
IMHO...it's not a total waste. At a minimum, somebody will surely pay you two to $3000 for the trailer
Thanks!
Jeremiah
IMHO...I would drain the water, find the source of the leak (possibly the roof, may be a window, vent, etc) and keep using it for a while.
I hate to tell folks this but there are only three kinds of RV's...it's not TT, Fiver, and Motorhome. It's RV's that have leaked, RV's that will leak, and RV's that are currently leaking. It's what you do to address the leaks IMMEDIATLY once you find them and dare I say, preventive maintenance as well.
Also, don't forget, that water can come from INSIDE the RV as well...if any plumbing is in the area make sure you watch it and see if that's leaking.
IMHO...it's not a total waste. At a minimum, somebody will surely pay you two to $3000 for the trailer
Thanks!
Jeremiah
