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jaycocreek
Nov 19, 2019Explorer II
otrfun wrote:jaycocreek wrote:What's in this video is just normal, routine maintenance. A 4-5 year old camper, being used full-time (in an extremnely wet, humid OR environment) with one small leak (that could have easily occurred with any camper) is nothing particularly out of the ordinary.
If your thinking about getting a Northern Lite,you should watch this video from a guy that's had one three years..He talks water leaks..
Northern Lite water leaks and caulking
If this had been a typical camper with the additional roof and corner seams, he would have had 3 or 4 times as many seams to potentially leak--not to mention all the additional overhead of maintaining and caulking these extra seams.
There's not a camper made by any manufacturer that's leak-proof.
I am just not seeing that..Like the guy in the video,I was under the impression the seam that connects the top and bottom molds did not need calk..It does, as well as all the windows,everything on top and all the compartments which I have never had to calk with any Lance I have owned..I see no advantage in calk or leaks with a Northern Lite over say the Lance...YMMD
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