Camper got hailed on last night
Had a pretty good hail storm last night, did pretty good damage to two of our vehicles. Our new camper, which is this, https://forestriverinc.com/rvs/travel-trailers/wolf-pup/16BHS/1330 also got...
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About four years ago we got hit in a hailstorm outsie Dallas.
The roof held up very well. The outer layer of the shower skylite was holed. Several plastic items around the trailer were damaged. Clearance light covers, TV input cover, etc. Insurance adjuster took off her shoes and walked over the roof covering basically every square inch. She found no tears or cuts in the roof fabric. Felt no weakend spots.
My TT has fiberglass sides and no damage except two pieces of the graphics wre damaged. Lower aluminum skirting was dimpled quite a bit on the upwind side.
Several rigs were totaled in the COE . A 'SportsCoach' Class A DP a hundred feet from us had both AC's basically destroyed. Covers torn apart. Coils bend and holed.
We were very lucky. Now my truck, another matter. First estimate was $4,200. Final bill which required two long stays in the shop, for almost 65 days - Was over $14,000.
The roof held up very well. The outer layer of the shower skylite was holed. Several plastic items around the trailer were damaged. Clearance light covers, TV input cover, etc. Insurance adjuster took off her shoes and walked over the roof covering basically every square inch. She found no tears or cuts in the roof fabric. Felt no weakend spots.
My TT has fiberglass sides and no damage except two pieces of the graphics wre damaged. Lower aluminum skirting was dimpled quite a bit on the upwind side.
Several rigs were totaled in the COE . A 'SportsCoach' Class A DP a hundred feet from us had both AC's basically destroyed. Covers torn apart. Coils bend and holed.
We were very lucky. Now my truck, another matter. First estimate was $4,200. Final bill which required two long stays in the shop, for almost 65 days - Was over $14,000.
