Our RV Underbelly Dropped While Driving! How We Repaired It -- 3 Times.

We had a leak in our RV basement from a warped door during several days of rain, that poured water into our underbelly and insulation. It took us 3 tries over 2 months to finally fix it for good! See what happened, and how we ultimately repaired and replaced our RV underbelly.

[@ghostpepperrides4805]

As a retired electrical/mechanical I think you did very well. 6/21/24 today. I hope travel is going well. Subscribed.

[@McVeyMcFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@LeslinAdventures]

Yikes 😳. I’m glad everything worked out great. New subscribers here

[@McVeyMcFarm]

Yes, we’re very thankful we were finally able to get it fixed once and for all! Thanks for subscribing!

[@williambanzhof9739]

EXCELLENT! Thanks for presenting!

[@McVeyMcFarm]

Thank you!

[@jdsisler]

We have a 395 (tri-axle is the key) we found that driving in a LOT of rain puts water in the underbelly between the first two axles. The slide out rack and pinion comes through the frame with gaps around it. The tires were coating the area in water. I sealed it, and THINK we fixed the problems.

[@McVeyMcFarm]

Oh wow! We haven’t noticed that with ours. I’m glad you were able to fix it!