Cabover leaks - Would This Work
The current horror story thread detailing Coachman Leprechaun cabover leaks is unfortunately representative of very common class C events. Poor workmanship, combined with design incompetence are alm...
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scroller95969 wrote:
Since this seems to be a common problem it's too bad that the manufacturers don't make an access doors or inspection plates at critical failure areas that can be taken off from the inside so that periodic inspections can be made. That way repairs could be made before serious damage had been done. I know with our uninsulated cargo trailer I would be able to tell immediately if a leak had started.
VERY GOOD POINT! My research prior to purchase indicated the cabover would be most prone to leaks. That's why I wanted an empty cabover: no console, no cabinets, nothing built in. Yes, I've had leaks. Yes, I can check for them very quickly.
