dmrtz:

That’s horrible. Curious, how did you find out you had a problem?

BackgroundGrade:

Looking at the traces of running water on the left side of the back wall: my guess is AC runoff contsantly running down that corner. With a constant trickle of water, even the best looking seams can leak. If I were to bet, the upper left running light was your leak spot.

Ask me how I know…

In my case it was the tailight and $4000 of damage repair, 40% of the floor on an 18′ TT replaced.

Gmhowell:

Three or so years and rotted?

maddogcow:

My travel trailer is a giant leak. I’m planning on gutting it and rebuilding into one large room, but for now, it is what it is…

TransientVoltage409:

Yeesh. I swear I’ll never own another wood-frame camper. Aluminum is the only sane choice.

deltatrainer:

imo that corrugated siding is just asking for leaks. So many nooks and crannies to come loose/break seal (and harder to notice) versus the clean straight line of fiberglass walls.

dar_catan:

Probably leaked from the roof moulding edge down.

Source: 2018 Crossroads Zinger. Only owner. Kept up with sealing seams and roof. Still rotted out corner. So amazingly frustrated. Wish me luck.

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