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Wrenchtraveller · 12-14-2005, 12:21 AM

BillyRay, The window trim just got moist, never enough water to drain . I think you would have to be living in the unit in pretty exteme conditions to have enough water to actually drain out those vents. I will remove the tape when I use the Montana and also when Spring arrives.

The other windows don't have these little drains so I am guessing because the picture window is so big,in the right conditions it could condense enough water that would need to drain outside.

I just went out and checked on my trailer and that window trim is dry. It is about 33 F and foggy , almost 100 % humidity.

I like this Montana so much and I hope to keep it for many years. I think next year I will build a covered shelter for it. Take care and have a good day.

12-14-2005, 12:21 AM	#3
Wrenchtraveller Montana Master Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Posts: 1,568 M.O.C. #4890	BillyRay, The window trim just got moist, never enough water to drain . I think you would have to be living in the unit in pretty exteme conditions to have enough water to actually drain out those vents. I will remove the tape when I use the Montana and also when Spring arrives. The other windows don't have these little drains so I am guessing because the picture window is so big,in the right conditions it could condense enough water that would need to drain outside. I just went out and checked on my trailer and that window trim is dry. It is about 33 F and foggy , almost 100 % humidity. I like this Montana so much and I hope to keep it for many years. I think next year I will build a covered shelter for it. Take care and have a good day.