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A leak check in progress

If the leak is in the corner, most of us put little flaps on the corner to fix that.? You get a 6" square piece of polycarbonate, cut it on the diagonal, and stick it on with two sided outdoor rated

I replaced both front corners and the entire rear before I decided to do the whole floor.? One bad leak area that went undetected was the front amber light above the propane tanks.? Although the

You are correct that it is water. We exposed some of the area and unfortunately, found it to be very wet. We are now trying to find where it is leaking, which most likely will not be an easy task.

To determine the price, you can look it up on https://www.jdpower.com/rvs.? Those prices have typically been low, however.? ?You can also look at prices for your trailer on Craigslist and

I have a very lightly used Ranger 12 with two hard dormers that I am putting up for sale. My questions are, how do I set the price and what or where is the best place to list it. It is presently

I think for small areas the epoxy would work just fine.? It's worth a try at any rate. The big question, though, is why did the area get soft?? In just about all cases I've heard of, soft spots are

Thank you for the information - much appreciated!

Hi WilLin: I've replaced 90% of our 2000 Aliner floor. The OSB board they used was mostly pulp. Using epoxy might have made it hard, I don't think it would replace the structural support for the

Hello: ?We have a 2016 Jayco Jay Sport Hardwall 12HFD Toy Hauler with a soft floor in a couple of spots. ?Has anyone tried using the epoxy method shown on YouTube to fix soft spots? ?Is it a good

Thanks, Deb and everyone. I have an LG6000 ac unit. dimensions are perfect for the size of the kit. if it ever stops raining for a week in Texas, I’ll get the project started and get to camping

We did this several years ago. Hubby said he drilled a starter hole and then used a jig saw to cut the opening. He did go from the outside in. We also used the kit. Deb in PA '03 Scout

I welded a pair of 6 foot long pieces of 2x3 angle over the axles to my 3" frame.? This was after straightening the frame that had a 3/8" drop in the rear.? I used to have a large gap at the top of

Hi Ramon: The wall is good, but our 3" frame is still a weak spot. It isn't a problem, but I do notice movement in the door fit. I just use the corner jacks lightly. I also reinforced the connections

Hello, there were no instructions or directions in the kit. 4 ?pieces of aluminum that create a boxed border around the wall opening. 1 piece of aluminum that is the “mounting bracket that would be

Hi Gang: I just picked up a dehumidifier at Habitat. It is real small, about the side of a portable heater. No compressor, it uses peltier junction to collect moisture, so it should be quiet. It is

Were you going to install it in the traditional way, or down lower?? Did you get install instructions with the kit?

I just talked to Kevin at ALiner. He says the wall rear of the entry door, inside the cabinet is the traditional location for the A/C install. He said any other location would be a special custom

I’ll call them. Good to get their input. Thanks for offering the advise. RY

Wow! The wall is probably as solid as a rock! This gives me ideas on the portable potty, too! Looks like you had to fabricate items from scratch, I can do that… I think! Thanks! RY.