Hello Fun Finder Community;
Just want to share a link with you for finding water leaks before they create larger problems; www.rvleaks.com The company that has equipment for testing your trailer for leaks is SealTech, and they are available at a number of RV Dealers. When I first purchased my FF I had a couple leaks, one due to the front window, the manufacturer replaced it with a staionary window, and another at the city water inlet, the dealer fixed it by replacing the gasket & recaulking. I was told by a another forum member that this test runs about $100.00. My trailer is a 2006, so I am going to start this preventive maintenance this spring. :idea:
If you have done this already, please share your experience with us, thank you.
Nancy
Just want to share a link with you for finding water leaks before they create larger problems; www.rvleaks.com The company that has equipment for testing your trailer for leaks is SealTech, and they are available at a number of RV Dealers. When I first purchased my FF I had a couple leaks, one due to the front window, the manufacturer replaced it with a staionary window, and another at the city water inlet, the dealer fixed it by replacing the gasket & recaulking. I was told by a another forum member that this test runs about $100.00. My trailer is a 2006, so I am going to start this preventive maintenance this spring. :idea:
If you have done this already, please share your experience with us, thank you.Nancy
