09-24-2023, 12:16 PM
Gordon that is what I'm going to have to do, we noticed that the stainless slides were almost touching the side of the skin.
Last night we had three inches of rain at least and we sealed off the slide in the coach with duct tape yet this morning when I checked the electrical compartment and it was wet. I'm uncertain where this water is coming from. Did you find where your water was coming in?
I just walked out and looked for where the water was coming from and it struck me that the trim allows water to funnel to the end where it is open and drain into the seal area. I hope this is it!
Gordon I'm going to use your creation to raise the rear slide, great idea thanks.
Last night we had three inches of rain at least and we sealed off the slide in the coach with duct tape yet this morning when I checked the electrical compartment and it was wet. I'm uncertain where this water is coming from. Did you find where your water was coming in?
I just walked out and looked for where the water was coming from and it struck me that the trim allows water to funnel to the end where it is open and drain into the seal area. I hope this is it!
Gordon I'm going to use your creation to raise the rear slide, great idea thanks.
1999 45' #504 "Magnolia"
Gravette, Arkansas
1996 40 XL Prevost Marathon