PSA - Check your window screws
I have the typical single pane tinted windows in my trailer. The other evening we were sitting inside during a rain storm with quite a bit of wind. The wind was pushing rain horizontally against the door side of the trailer, where there is a large window by the dinette. I noticed a very small trickle of water inside the trailer coming from the bottom corner of the window.
I checked the outside gasket between the window frame and the aluminum siding and it looked good. I then grabbed my screw driver and checked the window frame screws inside the trailer - many were incredibly loose! I gave them all a good tightening and so far so good. I could actually see the two parts of the window being pulled back together as I tightened. I guess after all the years of bouncing down the road and the winter/summer thaw and freeze, the screws worked themselves out.
I recommend checking your window screws to make sure they are tight and that the butyl and foam gasket are properly compressed. This is a similar concept as the famous AC bolts loosening up. Check em!
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2013 F-150 EcoBoost MaxTow, Roush tuned (415hp 506tq), lifted on 33s, R.A.S.
2013 Jay Flight 28BHS Elite (Equalizer 10K hitch)
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