Arctic Fox front roof seam construction
Previously I had notices the fiberglass (after climbing up on the roof I'm wondering if it is some kind of plastic?) piece that forms the cab over and comes up to meet the rubber roof is a bit "wavey"...
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And just how long do you think it wll be before the "dent" water holding area caulk/seal joint will be compromised in a regional where there's repeated freezing a thawing expansion and flexing which is constantly occurring? That pic shows a very major unacceptable manufacturing defect and also that there's a lack of of any backing support under the exterior skin and tells/reveals something about the actual RV's construction that's hidden and you can't see from the outside or inside. Very poor construction at best and so revealing and so far from 4 season claimed or real quality type acceptable design/construction! How can anyone be so gullible as to accept such shoddy manufacturing when paying such high cost for the purchase??? Mind boggling!!!
Hey, it's the frontal area of an RV that has wind driven water and debris coming at it when driving. Also gets the age/aging deterioration caused by the Sun's rays. Just when driving at 65 mph into a 20 mph headwind = an 85 mph wind ramming water and road debris etc (10 mph higher than hurricane force) hitting/driving water into the front area and seams of the TC and yes, the defect and all seams areas. It's a defect that you don't simply fix after the TC is built nor should you ever have to. I/we'd NEVER accept this type of cheesy design/construction or any wavy/delam/unsightliness in any RV we'd purchased/accepted new or even NEVER in a used RV as we'd run, not walk away!
Hey, it's the frontal area of an RV that has wind driven water and debris coming at it when driving. Also gets the age/aging deterioration caused by the Sun's rays. Just when driving at 65 mph into a 20 mph headwind = an 85 mph wind ramming water and road debris etc (10 mph higher than hurricane force) hitting/driving water into the front area and seams of the TC and yes, the defect and all seams areas. It's a defect that you don't simply fix after the TC is built nor should you ever have to. I/we'd NEVER accept this type of cheesy design/construction or any wavy/delam/unsightliness in any RV we'd purchased/accepted new or even NEVER in a used RV as we'd run, not walk away!
