There is a gap at the front top corner of my slide when closed. There have been issues with water getting in the trailer in this area, I thought of just building it up with some caulk but wasn't sure if that was a good idea any input? One pic is of t...
My floor cracked a few winters back. Decided to fix it and pulling the old linoleum I found a leak in the back corner I wasn't aware of. It's wet even with the trailer sitting since labor day weekend and some recent rains. Oddity is that there is zer...
Trailer is a 26' box, weighs about 6k loaded. Tandem axle, 205/75/14C Duros that are original to the trailer and while one side is pretty cracked haven't given me any issues but the camper only goes more than a 90 min drive from the house a few times...
I have a 2008 Passport 26' camper with a 1/2 slide for the kitchen and couch. The slide as worked intermittently at times. I had it in the shop way back prior to the warranty expired and they said it was a fuse. It's not working again and I can't fin...
Kind of hard to describe but around the top edge of the camper's walls there are a strip of screws normally covered by what I would call a bubble strip. It sits in a channel held by its own arched shape. I noticed some water in my RV over the weekend...
Beaker wrote:I had a leak around one of the bolts that hold the awning on. Look for signs of rust.Just seal around them? I pulled the lower bolts and resealed around them. Not sure how wise it would be to pull the upper bolts.Lynnmor wrote:You can do...
Seals look good around the lights nearby but have some marine sealant (3m 4000 UV) stuff on the way and lap sealant. Out at home and am at work when stores are open. The nails/staples right above the corner are dark but the trim just on the other si...
donn0128 wrote:Pay to have it seal tested.The whole trailer? I can tell you now it's not air tight. Underbelly is "sealed" but not air or water tight, although water would have a hard time getting up there. And there are holes in the floor for utilit...
