A look at the rear, the rotted sheathing is just mush and the insulation is soaked. I shudder to think of what I'll find when I pull the wall back.
Finished removing the roof sheathing. Labor intensive! It's 38 degrees in my "workshop" (the barn) and I'm sweating like crazy! Lots of screws under t
A view of the rear. The center portions are in better shape but as I've been walking around up here I've discovered random rotted sheathing crackling
More sheathing removed from the front. Everything removed so far was wet and rotted. The ceiling paneling has dislodged from the trusses in the front
A look at the rear, the rotted sheathing is just mush and the insulation is soaked. I shudder to think of what I'll find when I pull the wall back.
The rear of the trailer roof peel begins. This is the corner where the hole is but I really doubt that the hole is the only reason for this rot.
Closeup of the water beads on the insulation. This is "uphill" from the front termination bar. The trailer has been in the barn for over a month now.
The plywod sheathing is saturated with water. Mysterious because the saturation extends well "uphill" from the caulked and re-caulked termination bar
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A look at the rear, the rotted sheathing is just mush and the insulation is soaked. I shudder to think of what I'll find when I pull the wall back.

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