Alan, As a CS owner I, of course, have leaks in both places. My question was about dampness (which means water is getting in) up front under the storage compartments. I pulled up the floor covering inside the storage bin that's in front of the door. I haven't had the nerve to remove the storage compartments and look further toward the back, but I suspect I should. Along with stopping the leak, I need to dry out the affected area. Plywood won't dry under vinyl flooring. It's just that this is a very involved and unhappy process : ( John <>{
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Alan" <alanjmcd@...> wrote:
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> John, I may not have understood where your leak is. I thought you were saying inside the T@B by the front storage or did you mean in the back clamshell area/galley?
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> -Alan
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> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Alan" <alanjmcd@> wrote:
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> > Could it be coming in through the door? These doors are not very tight sealed, in fact when my door is shut I can see small cracks of light through the seal. I have no doubt water could get in through the door in a driving rain. So far it appears not to have happened but I'm sure in time it will.
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> > -Alan
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> > --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "John" <jmagricola@> wrote:
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> > > I pulled up the vinyl floor in the storage bin near the door and dried it out, but I know the problem is all the way across the front (though it seems worse near the door). Have any of you clamshell owners figured out the source of the moisture? I don't know if the leading edge of the floor system is picking up water from the outside...or the door lets water in somehow? I would love to avoid reinventing the wheel if any of you have been through this : ) John <>{
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