2 year old camper. this weekend as a precaution i wanted to reseal around my breaklights. It looked like the caulking around the lights were going bad so i grabbed a tube of clear all purpose silicone that i had in the house.. Now i relize from readi...
i know i know.. just wondering, stupid question, but when i feel around the roof in most areas i can feel the glue under the rubber.. feels almost like putty.. 3 year old camper... Dealer does free roof inspections twice year for me and did one two w...
im looking at my 2014 Primetime Tracer 2670. it has the one main slide. On the outside it has the tube like seal that seals the unit when it is closed... it also has the little wiper things to squeeze out the water when opening and closing..when i lo...
I know that using the heat in the cool spring nights will create alot of condensation. I have a max air fan that I use on low all night long when i run my furnace and i also crack a window on one end of the camper.. My question is, since alot of heat...
3 year old primetime camper. i was doing roof inspection today and i noticed a spot about one inch by one inch that felt like putty or sealant underneath the rubber roof..it was squishy like extra sealant or something.. could have been there for all ...
no, its fiberglass..do i take the whole fixture off or can i just reseal around it? i am not the most handy person in the world and rather just wait till fall and have my dealer check it all out...i tend to screw the simplest things up...
Yup, i just got off the phone with both primetime and accuslide... both say this is normal... they dont put an inner bulb seal on these and that the two wiper seals will keep the rain out.. both reps also say that i am doing the correct thing closing...
Yeah, i might do that. This June would be two years of ownership. Warranty ran out one year ago.. I am only gonna assume that if these seals are missing that the dealer and/or Primetime would tell me tough luck and charge me. Just the way my luck has...
I guess this is one more reason why I close my slide every weekend when i leave my seasonal site.. Dont get me wrong... the Primetime so far in two years has treated me great(knock on wood) and so far doesnt seem to leak. But seems odd that this cabl...
im sure its plywood..but what would that lone bubble be? it feels like playdough or putty under that little tiny 1x1 inch spot... im sure its nothing to lose sleep over... i wonder if it could be the glue that built up a bit there..
