I'm attaching an image below of some minor water intrusion from both the outside electric outlet (minimal) and from the back of the refrigerator from where a screw was likely not caulked as well as it should have been by the original manufacturer (mo...
I'm in the process of debugging a suspected leak in the fresh or gray tank in my 30' travel trailer. I've got the pump on and haven't seen any leaks. I've filled the lines with city water and no issues of a leak either. The pump from the fresh tan...
I have a 30 ft TT (7500 GVWR, though I'm not usually over 6K-6.5K lbs) with 4 Maxxis ST205/75R 14 LR C tires (all 4 always at 50 psi per specs). The front axle had 2 Maxxis from 2012, and the back axle had 2 of the same type from late 2016 (installe...
Hi,The converter in my TT is not working and I've used a multimeter to confirm that my shore power is providing 120 VAC. It is a 30 amp system.It appears the burned and corroded wires are the problem from this picture below:Is it worth cutting off t...
In inspecting my travel trailer after the recent cold temps (in NC), I noticed that I had some ice buildup outside of my holding tank valves, that was pink in color. Given I put the RV antifreeze in my lines and into my black and gray tanks, it coul...
Grit dog wrote:Nice work!Thanks to you and all the others that had good suggestions to consider during this process. Below is the final view after the caulking and painting was done. I made sure to use longer screws to reattach the electrical outlet...
Everything worked very well as seen below. I waited 27 hours to remove the pressure, and it hardened as expected. The bottom hole that was drilled yesterday was completely flush with the epoxy resin, so there will only be some light sanding to do th...
I applied the Total Boat epoxy resin this AM after drilling two 1/2" holes to get the 1/4" plastic tube into the areas to inject the resin. The angle to get the tube in was tough, but with a paint stick used to prop things open from the electrical ou...
Gjac wrote:Sounds like you have a good plan, the only thing I would add is if you use epoxy resin make sure the area is dry first. Acetone will help the drying process. It is a solvent and will flash off quickly removing the moisture. The second thi...
Caryite wrote:I plan to address both areas with one of these epoxy resins:1) Bondo Fiberglass Resin, Interior and Exterior Home Use, 100% Waterproof, Strong, Durable, 28.8 fl oz. I have this product already from a prior fiberglass repair needed. Rea...
