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Leaks are a common problem in all families of travel trailers. I deliver several different types for a transport company out of Indiana.If I can get into them at the yard to check things out before I hook up to deliver, I find little wet areas in most, if it has rained.I think if each Manufacturing company had a robo wash at the end of each assembly line ,they would find the leaks before the rig is shipped.Quality control is not job one at rv manufacturing companies.
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