Gutter extenders

[cherv]

Does anyone have them on class c?? I had them on our tt and they would get clogged at times..don't see any on motorhomes. Advantage is water doesn't run down siding.

[Studiovette]

You can add them on to your class c gutters and slides

[WinnieView]

Clothespins will serve the same purpose and usually will also stay in place while going down the road.

[K9Nardu]

I added the Camco brand gutter extensions to my 2018 Greyhawk. I only added them to the front, as that was the location that was causing issues with black streaks. It took about 30 minutes to install each one, relatively simple. Very pleased with the results.

[Studiovette]

You use clothespins on your 100k+ rig? Pretty creative. [emoji38]
The gutter spouts cost like 5$ and look like they are meant to be there.

[javamon]

Originally Posted by 2008Seneca

Clothespins will serve the same purpose and usually will also stay in place while going down the road.

That's a great idea. Do you use the spring-loaded or the push-on type?

[WinnieView]

Originally Posted by javamon

That's a great idea. Do you use the spring-loaded or the push-on type?

We have never used them but it's an old RV'er tip.

And if we paid anything close to 100k for our rig we'd have to be crazy and rich.

[Studiovette]

Hahaha looks like an alligator

[qnghiem]

I just did my gutter for greyhawk.

[Boudreaux]

Gutter extensions were one of the very first upgrades to our 2016 Greyhawk 29MV in Feb. 2016 ... We feel they work very well. We never see rain marks leaking down the side ...