On Feb 18, 2011, at 6:00 AM, AirstreamList@yahoogroups.com wrote:
> 1a. How to stop a leak....again!
> Posted by: "Brona W" i_reiki_u2@yahoo.com i_reiki_u2
> Date: Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:33 am ((PST))
>
> We had a leak somewhere on the left side of our Streamline.
> <snip> Now the leak is back in both areas and we are getting rain
> with more in the forecast. Same thing happened last year. Seems
> like the travel across country opens it up again.
> What to do? < snip > Any suggestions?
Hi Brona,
The next time you are on the east coast, try Don-Mar Airstream for a
simple solution. Their son, Chuck has a device he installs inside a
roof vent to pressurize the interior. Chuck found the leak in our '89
32' Airstream by squirting tiny suds along likely spots. He was
meticulous and systematic about It. It didn't take long for the
bubbles to show up. One of the screws on an awning bracket was the
culprit in our case.
That was several years ago and to this day, our Airstream is still
water tight. A fringe benefit of doing business at Don-Mar Airstream
is the graciousness of Mom, Pop and son. Whenever we go along that
stretch of road, we stop for chit chat even when our Airstream has no
problems. They are good folks.
Their dealership is located off Interstate 95 at exit 141 in South
Carolina, 18 miles South of Florence. We like calling them and giving
them a heads up before arriving. Their phone numbers are 800-581-4678
and 803-453-5011. Courtesy parking with them is a real joy - laid
back southern hospitality.
Terry
WBCCI 6477
WDCU
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