Flatulence causing CO/Propane detector alarm?
I apologize for this graphic question, but this happened to me this last trip and I wanted to ask... Twice during the night, my CO/Propane detector went off - just after I passed gas. The detector is 5 feet away from the foot of my bed. I recall passing gas twice, and each time the alarm sounded within 2 minutes. Is this just too gross to discuss here? Is this something you've experienced?
100% Silicone roof coat a good idea?
Hello All, New here. I am in the process of restoring an old 25' Coachmen and am currently working on the roof. The roof was so weathered that I elected to strip it entirely down to the bare galvanized sheet metal. Now I am looking for what to put back on top. I have Henry 289 and 587 elastomeric that I was planning on coating the trailer with but I have also considered going EPDM (either a roll or in liquid form.) Just recently I was offered some 100% silicone roof coat (like Henry 887 Tropi-Cool)for a fraction of what it normally sells for. I have read horror stories about using silicone caulking on a roof but I can't find anything about an entire roof coat of silicone. Has anyone tried it on an RV? I have been told that the silicone makes an absolutely awesome roof coat that will last for decades, but I am concerned about how readily it can be repaired in case of damage. Does anyone have any experience with silicone roofing? Can it be repaired? Is it even a concern? Should I even consider going silicone? Thanks for looking everyone.
State farm denying my claim
I had to leave my travel trailer for 5 weeks due to helping my mom who had open heart surgery. I have a 2019 kz sportsman. When I return I open the door to find my seams are coming apart and water damage to walls. Especially in the bunk room. Allstate sends an adjuster and now claim is denied. They tell me this has been going on for a long time. There was no sign of water damage anywhere. No mold anywhere. Now what do I do? Thanks
Steadyfast RV Stabilizers?
I've heard of Happijacks but not the Steadyfast system. Anybody use this system. Found it on amazon, looks like it may help my situation. My 31' tt shakes so much that 2 of the bolts holding the jacks to the frame have snapped off. I think the Steadyfast stabilizers will help. The install looks pretty straight forward but I'm concerned with how the pads mount on the jack feet. Do the jacks have to be in line or perpendicular to the frame for this? My 2 front jacks are mounted to the A frame so they are angled about 30 degrees off of the main frame. Will it still work? Thanks
