AboutEric Beck Expertise I can help you with any questions that you may have in regards to campers and motorhomes. I will try to answer any questions that you may have about roofs, vents, refrigerators, A/C's, Etc. The only thing that i dont really get into would be anything dealing with the brakes, and Drivetrain. I can help you in those areas but maybe not answer all your questions
Experience My Dad owns Erics Rv Center in Virginia Beach, Va. and i have been working on camper with him since before i can remember. and for the past 6+ years i have been working there as his head tech.
Organizations Virginia Beach Jeeps Off- Road, www.allexperts.com as a Jeep Expert CBC camping club CAC Camping club
Education/Credentials A lifetime of building Campers and Working in a shop environment working on motorhomes and campers.
Question HI WE HAVE A 2002 DUTCHMEN QB26. WHILE TOWING IN THE RAIN THE BED IN THE FRONT OF THE TRAILER GETS WET. I HAVE SPRAYED THE FRONT WINDOW AREA WITH A GARDEN HOSE WITH THE STONE GUARD UP AND DOWN. HAVE FOUND NO LEAKS. ALSO HAVE INSPECTED AFTER THUNDERSTORMES AND FOUND NO LEAKS. ONCE AGAIN WAS TRAVELING AND HIT A THUNDERSTORME AND BED GOT WET. ANY IDEA WHERE TO LOOK OR HOW TO FIND THIS WATER LEAK
Answer water leaks are funny they can come from anywhere and then travel to the lowest place they can find and that is where you see the water gather. keep this in mind for what i want you to do.. what it sounds like to me is that you have a leak that is really not that bad but with the pressure of the rain hitting the front of the trailer while driving, it has enough to come into the camper and get that bed wet. What you should do is go to a local RV shop and pick up a quart of clear proflex and a 2" brush and go over all of your seems on the roof and any that you may see on the front like around all the lights and things like that. like i said it could be coming from anywhere. Hope this helps you !
