2016 still leaking

[66joej]

I've read this thread from the start and am happy you came to a good compromise. Enjoy your Open Range and check back and let us know how you like it.

[ctbruce]

Good/better luck with your new trailer. I feel bad you went through all of this but glad you found some resolution. No matter what you own, you are always welcome here.

Chip Bruce, RPh
Kansas City, MO
2016 Fuzion Impact 312
2017 3500HD Silverado LTZ

[LeakyHideout]

Thanks for the interest Keystone owners. This forum is a great community and I've enjoyed everyone's input. I'll continue to lurk on the forum. Happy Travels!

[BooHyde]

I would say, having done many repairs like this myself, that the membrane is most likely not the problem. This looks like a sealant issue, which should have been repaired by the dealer that did the initial repair. I would focus my attention on them, not Keystone.

[Tbos]

I think we have several people here that have Open Ranges. Enjoy your new rig.


2016 Passport GT 2810BHS, 2016 F350 CC DRW

[dcg9381]

Originally Posted by BooHyde

I would say, having done many repairs like this myself, that the membrane is most likely not the problem. This looks like a sealant issue, which should have been repaired by the dealer that did the initial repair. I would focus my attention on them, not Keystone.

That may very well be correct, but NOT replacing the membrane when it's pulled back like that over rotten OSB may very well mean that the 10+ year "roof warranty" is completely invalid, depending on what Alpha has to say about it. Best case, you're talking about re-gluing an existing membrane (not clean) over a new surface and hoping that it holds up. I'm no expert, but I think most roof membranes are designed for a single installation attempt.

Either way, the OP bought a < 1 year old rig, it had a leak, it didn't get caught, and he had to eat some in-determinant amount of cost to switch to an Open Range...