Hi everyone,I just discovered that the front area of my fifth wheel, near the hitch & under the bedroom has some significant delamination. When I pushed on the delamination I could hear what I believed to be water sloshing around. Not good. I looked ...
Hi there, we're looking for some advice on what size of dehumidifier we should purchase? We're currently in Tofino, BC where it's very humid and rains a lot. We've wrapped windows, keep our ceiling fan going, and have both a small dehumidifier and a ...
Just a quick question...Is there any specific reason not to re-caulk over the old caulking when applying? My thought process is that if the original seam is OK or has minor cracks, the new one will just be an extra line of defense against leaks.Thank...
Hello everyone!We're lucky enough to be able to spend the fall/winter months in beautiful Tofino, British Columbia. The climate is great for a Canadian winter which sees little to no snow and temperatures that rarely if ever get below freezing. The i...
Hello fellow RVers...We're making our first trip with our 30ft fifth wheels across the country. So far the drive has been relatively easy but we're approaching mountains now. We'll be spending some time in Jasper and Banff and read that the parkway i...
Dayle1 wrote:On most units, the skin under the bedroom is not laminated construction and therefore nothing to delaminate. Instead the skin is attached along the edges and a few extra screws. It attaches directly to steel, only wood is the plywood b...
blofgren wrote:What year, make and model is your trailer? Can you post any pics of the area that is damaged? We have a 2008 Heartland Sundance. I took some pictures but it didn't really show the issue unfortunately.
agesilaus wrote:I'd be concerned about the frame flexing in that high stress area and that causing the fiberglass problem. Possibly a bad weld or crack.Yeah its hard to know whats going on in there without taking the fiberglass off which I definitely...
pianotuna wrote:Hi fulltime,I'm from SK.As outside air is cold the relative humidity is often high. When that cold air is heated to room temperature the relative humidity drops.Opening the roof vent allows humid hot air to escape from the RV, while t...
pianotuna wrote:Crack a roof vent and crack a window. Put an electric heater near the window.Can you please elaborate on this thought. Would love to know how this can specifically solve my problem. Thank you.
