Post by rvtravels on Sept 18, 2021 17:50:30 GMT -5
Hi, looking to see if anyone with a KZ has experienced the same problem that I am having.
I recently went on a month trip and had lots of rain, I really mean buckets full.
When I got home I crawled under the trailer and found all the insulation on the two main beams of the steel frame , front to back, was soaked, you could ring it out there was som much water in it.
However the centre strip, back to front was dry, not even damp.
So I cut away the plastic sheeting, exposed all the pipes and ran water through all the taps and drains......no leaks.
I never used the grey or black tanks, so not them.
Doubt it's the roof, as the main metal frame is a foot in from the walls and they are dry all along. Just a over the frame and 6 inches or so in..all along on each side of the trailer.
Dont want to reassemble until I feel I have fixed the leak. My neighbour thinks it was caused by water splashing up from the tyres, but I am sceptical as surely that is what the plastic bottom is for.
Looking for some advice.
Thanks
I recently went on a month trip and had lots of rain, I really mean buckets full.
When I got home I crawled under the trailer and found all the insulation on the two main beams of the steel frame , front to back, was soaked, you could ring it out there was som much water in it.
However the centre strip, back to front was dry, not even damp.
So I cut away the plastic sheeting, exposed all the pipes and ran water through all the taps and drains......no leaks.
I never used the grey or black tanks, so not them.
Doubt it's the roof, as the main metal frame is a foot in from the walls and they are dry all along. Just a over the frame and 6 inches or so in..all along on each side of the trailer.
Dont want to reassemble until I feel I have fixed the leak. My neighbour thinks it was caused by water splashing up from the tyres, but I am sceptical as surely that is what the plastic bottom is for.
Looking for some advice.
Thanks
