Search results

  1. JaycoJake06

    Comment by 'JaycoJake06' in media 'Caulk. More caulk. Give me another tube, no make that two more tubes. More is better!'

    Hah! Yeah, someone tried. Close only counts in horseshoes and handgrenades......
  2. The previous owner discussed this rippling with me when I asked about it while originally inspecting the trailer. Silly me! I could even see it saggin

    The previous owner discussed this rippling with me when I asked about it while originally inspecting the trailer. Silly me! I could even see it saggin

  3. Caulk. More caulk. Give me another tube, no make that two more tubes. More is better!

    Caulk. More caulk. Give me another tube, no make that two more tubes. More is better!

  4. The fun begins. The dealer who "repaired" the leaking roof removed the original screws and tossed them, filled the empty holes with caulk, then instal

    The fun begins. The dealer who "repaired" the leaking roof removed the original screws and tossed them, filled the empty holes with caulk, then instal

  5. I dwell on such beauty.

    I dwell on such beauty.

  6. Embarrassing design. Just add more caulk, right? The design misses 1/2 of the seal!

    Embarrassing design. Just add more caulk, right? The design misses 1/2 of the seal!

  7. Arguably one of the most critical components of the trailer's roof - kinda looks like an afterthought, doesn't it? They got to the edge and ran out of

    Arguably one of the most critical components of the trailer's roof - kinda looks like an afterthought, doesn't it? They got to the edge and ran out of

  8. Well, don't look at me! I didn't build this or dream this up. Ya really gotta wonder!

    Well, don't look at me! I didn't build this or dream this up. Ya really gotta wonder!

  9. Termination bar off, sheet metal held up to dry.

    Termination bar off, sheet metal held up to dry.

  10. Rear bar removed. No gasket or plate between this wall and the truss. The roof membrane wraps over this aluminum and the termination bar and gasket ar

    Rear bar removed. No gasket or plate between this wall and the truss. The roof membrane wraps over this aluminum and the termination bar and gasket ar

  11. Dripping wet! The moisture gets in but can't get out? I'll leave this open now over the winter. It's December 5th, in Wisconsin. 28 degrees today. Hop

    Dripping wet! The moisture gets in but can't get out? I'll leave this open now over the winter. It's December 5th, in Wisconsin. 28 degrees today. Hop

  12. Looking at the ceiling over the cabinets in the very front of the trailer. The previous owner pointed out the missing ceiling panel in the left front

    Looking at the ceiling over the cabinets in the very front of the trailer. The previous owner pointed out the missing ceiling panel in the left front

  13. After termination bar was removed and loose debris vacuumed out. The wall top plate seems like it's OK, the rot is mainly in the end truss. I don't th

    After termination bar was removed and loose debris vacuumed out. The wall top plate seems like it's OK, the rot is mainly in the end truss. I don't th

  14. After termination bar removed, rotted pieces of plywood roof  are packed in between the rear truss and the aluminum wall. I don't think there was a wo

    After termination bar removed, rotted pieces of plywood roof are packed in between the rear truss and the aluminum wall. I don't think there was a wo

  15. Pretty ragged looking. Pretty sad, ineffective way to seal the roof membrane to the wall.

    Pretty ragged looking. Pretty sad, ineffective way to seal the roof membrane to the wall.

  16. I attacked the screws buried in caulk on the front termination bar. Got halfway through and my heat gun died. Then I discovered the screws weren't hol

    I attacked the screws buried in caulk on the front termination bar. Got halfway through and my heat gun died. Then I discovered the screws weren't hol

  17. 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

    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

  18. 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

    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

  19. 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.

    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.

  20. 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.

    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.

  21. 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

    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

  22. So I guess these pics will be in reverse order. Here is the beginning of the peeling off of the roof.

    So I guess these pics will be in reverse order. Here is the beginning of the peeling off of the roof.

  23. 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.

    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.

  24. The plywod sheathing is saturated with water. Mysterious because the saturation extends well "uphill" from the caulked and re-caulked termination bar

    The plywod sheathing is saturated with water. Mysterious because the saturation extends well "uphill" from the caulked and re-caulked termination bar

  25. I'll start here, break out the razor knife and pry bar!

    I'll start here, break out the razor knife and pry bar!

Try RV LIFE Pro Free for 7 Days

  • New Ad-Free experience on this RV LIFE Community.
  • Plan the best RV Safe travel with RV LIFE Trip Wizard.
  • Navigate with our RV Safe GPS mobile app.
  • and much more...
Try RV LIFE Pro Today
Back
Top