I'd be happy that at least the PO properly resealed the roof. It does look a little sloppy though for my tastes. It looks like you also have a broken sewer vent. You need to fix that.
What I see is lap sealant. Normally used all the time when working with a rubber roof. It is something you need to check on regularly and once you see it drying out and cracking you will need to reseal. Absolutely normal to avoid water penetration.
2006 Ford F350 6.0 2014 Primetime Sanibel 3600 Enough other vehicles to not bother listing.
lamopar wrote: I hope that is a solar panel in the middle and not the top of hole where the AC unit should be. It seems odd not to see an AC unit on the roof.
This unit has the Coleman Mach basement AC / Heat pump. No roof top AC.
Doesn't look factory done to me. Looks like someone did not later on. Perhaps as a preventative measure. It does need to be redone occasionaly. For a 10 yr old RV, I would say it looks pretty normal. I'd get some vent covers though...lol
Ok, I hope this works, but tell me, does this roof look funky? The different coloring pattern around the vents and buildup? Is that normal? It off the recent 2005 Dolphin I purchased.
If you copy and paste the links into your browser it pulls up the photos. I read the tech section and this was the way it was recommended the post photos here.
