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I went over all the caulking on mine when we got it home. The top rear edge of the roof corner was wide open. I could see the inside of the wall and the plywood backing. it had been open for about 2-3 weeks from factory to our home. its been 2 years and there has been no signs of long term...

Just figured out how to do this for next season. I'm going to cut out an opening under the side of the bed to slide laundry baskets underneath. We never store anything under the bed anyway. Slide the baskets out when you put clothes in and there out of the way till we get home

I was at the local dealer recently and saw brand new units with the same water damaged areas on the small slide outs. Must be a common problem when building the units

Thats awesome and a good deal. exactly what i was looking for.

Ive got a 2011 28BRS and we tow it with a 2002 avalanche Z71. Me the wife and 2 kids with all kinds of stuff loaded up. bikes on the rear rack and a canoe on the roof of the truck. its pretty much maxed out right now but it does the job.

My 28BRS leaked too from new. I had to reseal all the caulked edges and underneith as well. I also took out all the screws and replaced them with stainless ones and put sealant in each hole. no leaks since. Ive seen others at the dealers with the same area leaking.

I have a 2011 28BRS. It also has bad tire wear on the insides but also overall wear for only 2 years old and maybe 2500 miles on them. I think the problem is also because of 1-- the cheap offshore bias ply tires and 2-- the spread on the wide trax axles. I believe they make the trailer alot...

I also had a leak in the same area. I recaulked the silde out and changed all the screws to stainless ones and caulked them as well. I retaped the bottom corners and so far no problems

When you pump the pink antifreeze in take the screen out of the city water inlet and push in on the check valve with your finger to let any water out.

Checkerplate box looks great. Not sure if i have that much room. I need something 18-19 inches wide and 36-42 long. I may go with a rubbermaid tote and secure the lid on the ends with tie down straps

sounds neat but wheres the thread link or pics

I will have just enough room. Already temporially tried it with an older box. As far as protecting it the box has a lid with locking latches.

Has anyone seen or ever thought of putting a storage box behind the propane tanks? I was thinking of moving the tanks ahead and buying a rubbermaid tough tote. Fastening it to the frame and isolating the battery to one side of it and have the other end sealed off for storage. I know it willl...

I have the exact same leak on our 2011 28BRS. Same bottom corner. Just working on resealing and eternabond taping the bottom corners. I think thats where the problem is. Nothing worse than a leak. Always in the back of your mind when it rains. Had to trade our 2006 Funfinder in on this one...

Yep. Just like a ratchet strap. Just small ones to snug everything down