[A/S] Leaking Airstreams (was: Digest Number 2439

[Jim Redelfs <jim.redelfs@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> LOL, hubbys will find the strangest excuses not to fix things.

Hey!  I resemble that remark!   <big grin>

Actually, I rarely have to fabricate an excuse.  I'm pretty bald-faced about
it:  After over 30 years of climbing poles and digging holes, when I come
home from work, if I'm not too tired to fix something, I'm just too LAZY to
do it.  (It does eventually get done, though.)

> The trailer is not designed to leak.

One would hope not.

As an Airstreamer "wannabe", it is very eye-opening to read the recent spate
of [leaking trailer] stories.

Now all I'm looking for is assurance that, properly maintained, an Airstream
WILL NOT leak ANY MORE than a more conventional trailer.

Admittedly, I was kinda hoping that, based on its unique design and
disproportionate high price, an Airstream trailer would be LESS inclined to
leak.  Am I hoping for too much there?

           :)
JR