Bones
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Your welcome.
Discussion thread for RV SnapPads
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Nabo
Southeast Region Director-Retired
Glad we can all help in that we all like to improve our coaches.
rjr6150
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From the response I haven't received to date on my above question and two left messages. Not sure they are truly vested in customer service.
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RV_SnapPad_Support
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Hi Randy,
We apologize for the delayed response. Your 10% discount has been applied.
Thanks for choosing to use SnapPads.
rjr6150
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Thanks guys appreciate the service. They also arrived today will be doing the drainage mod tomorrow and installing.
Just ordered six pads yesterday to take advantage of the discounted pricing. Our trailer is still buried in the snow, and more coming...so no rush at the moment to get the pads. Hope to have on hand so that we can have them installed as soon as we can get back on the road.
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Thought about that, but if the pads are down on concrete the drainage might be minimal at best.
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Dave
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Dave
Just my two cents worth.
I recently read this thread and purchased set of RV Snap Pads. When I received them I drilled drain holes as discussed. It rained all week and weekend in all around 2+ inches with wind and storms. Every morning when I woke up these were wet but no standing water.
I did fill them up with water right after install and they drained fairly quickly. By the time I ran into camper grabbed refreshment and came back out there was no standing water (5 min. max.). All I can think is my drain holes through the rubber were quite clean and no debris in the 3/32 to 1/8" holes.
I recently read this thread and purchased set of RV Snap Pads. When I received them I drilled drain holes as discussed. It rained all week and weekend in all around 2+ inches with wind and storms. Every morning when I woke up these were wet but no standing water.
I did fill them up with water right after install and they drained fairly quickly. By the time I ran into camper grabbed refreshment and came back out there was no standing water (5 min. max.). All I can think is my drain holes through the rubber were quite clean and no debris in the 3/32 to 1/8" holes.
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DavidCraker
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Received by SnapPads today, next drill water hole and then install. YEA
Jon - if you don't install them in PA, I'll hekp you with them in Sevierville.
Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Very nice look. Did you spray the bottoms too ? That will look sharp with the Snap-Pads on there.
If it fades in a few years spray it again.
FYI: On the "Holy Snap-Pods" They have been draining right out and drying up, and seem to be staying cleaner now too. Glad to see a lot of you have done the mod and got them installed. Now it's time to push the "Auto Level" button, sit back, relax, drink a beer, and watch the guy coming in next to you in the campground going back and forth trying to get his trailer level without too big of a smile on your face.
If it fades in a few years spray it again.
FYI: On the "Holy Snap-Pods" They have been draining right out and drying up, and seem to be staying cleaner now too. Glad to see a lot of you have done the mod and got them installed. Now it's time to push the "Auto Level" button, sit back, relax, drink a beer, and watch the guy coming in next to you in the campground going back and forth trying to get his trailer level without too big of a smile on your face.
Aandaar
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Given the rain and rust issues here in the Northwest I cleaned and coated my Lippert jack feet with FlexSeal rubber paint before drilling and reinstalling my snappads.
Used the same paint on my Lance truck camper jack feet years ago and it has held up perfectly.
I like this. Mine are still in the box. Wait on the trailer to come out of the shop. Will be doing this before I install mine.
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Chuck, Victoria, and Miss Callie
RV_SnapPad_Support
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Those look awesome! What a great idea!
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