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Originally Posted by ngsnow
Went camping two weeks ago and came back home and fond a bubble below the window on the sideout. Bubble seems to be between the fiberglass and wood. Went camping this weekend and came home and now where the upper ladder mount is the exterior wall is pulled out about 1/4 inch in a 6" by 12" spot. Any thoughts on whats going on. Jayco Eagle super lite 28.5 RSL
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I'm sorry, but I don't think anyone is going to have good news for you. I have a trailer the same year and model as yours; I feel your pain.
Here are my thoughts. First, determine if the damage is on-going (it probably is) and how bad the damage is and stop new water intrusion.
For the damage below the window on the slide, you could remove the window, then by gently prying and prodding see how much of the side is loose. If only a little, you could find a dry place or make one for your trailer and let it dry out. Squirt in some glue, put pressure on the side somehow to push the layers together, and hope for the best. Replace and re-seal ALL the windows.
For the area at the rear near the ladder, I don't know any easy way to even try to fix it. The main thing is to stop more water from getting inside; there could be a leak at the roofline, from the side seams, window, clearance lights or from the ladder mounts themselves.
You should check all the seams of any sort all over your trailer and reseal as necessary.
Here's some links that might help; there are numerous others on this site and others.
Eternabond Roof Repair
Window Reseal
Delamination Repair
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