Wind damage to slide topper
My RV is getting up in age, about 14 years now, and yesterday I moved it to a new storage place and got caught in some real heavy winds. The winds were at about 90 degrees to the direction of travel ...
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ScottG wrote:
Never had that problem with our last TT which we used for 13 years. I had installed the lowest level of Carefree awning on it.
But there are some junk slide toppers out there. If you buy it yourself and install, it's probably decent but there are super low quality units that only manufacturers can buy (cough* Northwood) and I can see how they will probably come loose with a good sneeze.
Mine are Dometic and looking at the current Dometic slidetoppers, they have three categories. The one I have is the cheapest of the three. So if I do end up having to do some repair work, I may end up just buying the top end unit and having it installed.
