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Tareece · 04-02-2012, 06:17 PM

Mine has been a great addition. With its normal Household appliances (fridge/toilet) it will lend itself to be cannibalized when I finish my cabin.
It was specifically built for the Katrina disaster. alot is made of the roof leaks, but I've learned that proper roof maintence is necessary for every travel trailer. If you move something, it's going to get vibrations and the rubber roof is going to weaken and crack just being exposed to the sun.
I'm going to have to fix the roof on mine, over the bunk beds and in the master bedroom.... but now I realise this is normal. Otherwise RV dealerships wouldn't stock RV roof items by the dozen.

Good luck and don't fret. You got a 34' travel trailer for a song. A little elbow grease will make it a doubly great steal.

04-02-2012, 06:17 PM	#8
Tareece Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 3	Re: New FEMA owner? Mine has been a great addition. With its normal Household appliances (fridge/toilet) it will lend itself to be cannibalized when I finish my cabin. It was specifically built for the Katrina disaster. alot is made of the roof leaks, but I've learned that proper roof maintence is necessary for every travel trailer. If you move something, it's going to get vibrations and the rubber roof is going to weaken and crack just being exposed to the sun. I'm going to have to fix the roof on mine, over the bunk beds and in the master bedroom.... but now I realise this is normal. Otherwise RV dealerships wouldn't stock RV roof items by the dozen. Good luck and don't fret. You got a 34' travel trailer for a song. A little elbow grease will make it a doubly great steal.