Sealing Holes...
I've recently purchased a new Montana & have noticed that there are quite a few access points for critters (rodents, etc) in the propane storage compartments. There's a huge hole where the front hydr...
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Happy Prospector wrote:
Why in the world would you buy a new trailer and then afterwards be concerned about all unsealed access holes? If the people at Montana could not be bothered to seal up all the access holes that mice, rats, squirrels, and what ever else can get into your RV and destroy it, I would hate to see what the builders buried in the walls and where you can't see.
I agree with this. We looked at several new Montanas a couple of years ago and were very close to pulling the trigger until I noticed all of the huge openings all over the trailer. We had rats get into a fifth wheel that we had several years ago which was not pretty, and I could easily see that happening with what I saw with those trailers. I just couldn't see paying what the dealer was asking for the trailers and then have to deal with that.
To the OP, I would stuff brass wool as tightly as I could into the holes and then seal them up with spray foam. Be sure to take your time and look over the trailer carefully because you certainly don't want to miss anything. Good luck.
