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Flower · 01-20-2023, 01:19 AM

I would call Gulf Stream and send them the pictures they may fix the problem. Looks like they did wrong in assembling the camper at the factory. Forest River has repaired their campers when they were out of warranty if there was a problem in the way they built their camper. You need to keep it dry until it's repaired you don't want to allow the lauan plywood to get wet or the insulation inside. You could use duck tape or a similar tape to keep it dry.

01-20-2023, 01:19 AM	#2
Flower Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 58	I would call Gulf Stream and send them the pictures they may fix the problem. Looks like they did wrong in assembling the camper at the factory. Forest River has repaired their campers when they were out of warranty if there was a problem in the way they built their camper. You need to keep it dry until it's repaired you don't want to allow the lauan plywood to get wet or the insulation inside. You could use duck tape or a similar tape to keep it dry.