Gutter Extensions

We installed JR Products black gutter extensions on our TT and they work great. It was so annoying when we opened a pass-through compartment door when it was raining and water got into the compartment. We only installed them on the front.

The downside is that when you put a cover on for the winter, you need to make sure to use something bigger over the extension so it won't damage the cover.

Close pins on our 5th wheel for 11 years. They work great and they are cheap to replace.

We were going to get them too, but on this forum, some suggested clothes pins. They work! We used them all summer and it really keeps the water from dripping down the side. No more black streaks.

Try them first before you invest in store bought.

imgoin4it wrote:
If you really want to get the water away from the RV fasten a fishing line to a clothes pin that is clipped onto the gutter and move it away from the RV by fastening the other end to a can or rock on the ground. The water will run down the line.

Why not just buy a giant umbrella and stand on the roof so no water gets on the rv at all.

If you really want to get the water away from the RV fasten a fishing line to a clothes pin that is clipped onto the gutter and move it away from the RV by fastening the other end to a can or rock on the ground. The water will run down the line.

Stop in the big orange building store and go to the lighting isle. Look at the wire moldings. Grab 4 flat 90 deg. corners. Silicone to ends of gutter. Add wooden clothespins for super duty water diversion! :)
Been using these for many years. Cheap, Works great, and they've never come off.

You can direct the falling water even farther away from the side of the trailer by clipping a wooden clothespin to the spout of the extension. Water will flow out along the bottom of the pin and then fall.

We have lost two (clothespins) in about six years and no extensions.

Just bought a new set at Wal-Mart. Had to spray paint them black to match the TT.

Would be nice if they made them in black.

I think they are about the best bang for the buck of any RV purchase. Have no clue what brand ours are, probably Camco.

After staying up at night with the drip drip drip drip, like torture, I bought them and never looked back. My new to me TT has longer ones so the drip doesn't hit the storage compartments rain cap.