I recently purchased a 2004 Aerolite Cub 215 hybrid. Seller informed me that he replaced the wood on the front bunk fairly recently. Being the novice that I am, I didn't bother to find out why he needed to, or if the leak was found. Turns out, he ...
Hi, I am new to the forum and this is my first post here. I'm also new to campers as well. Over the weekend, I purchased a 2004 Aerolite 215 (hybrid). I knew there was a soft spot in the floor, but didn't realize how bad it was until I got it home...
cmcdar wrote:Not sure I understand your question. Could you rephrase that?don't worry about it...I need to look into my own TT to understand how the bunk seals against the body of the trailer in the hinge area. thanks.
cmcdar wrote:UPDATE: I closed up the bunk end, it went up well, then sprayed all around the seal with the garden hose.Stayed nice and dry inside. I'm very happy with the results.One thing I noticed was that now when I close the bunk end door, I can ...
cmcdar wrote:I replaced the seal in one of my bunk ends yesterday!I found this weatherstripping at autozone.Metro/Universal bulb sealMine leaked because the previous "replacement" was put on top of residual from previous weather strip.It is tedious t...
Thanks for the good words, DrewE. I think you are right - no need to re-engineer the flooring.I believe the water was getting in in two places: the very front panel was dinged and the seam was not sealed. I'm talking about the vertical wall meeting...
