Top 50 Reasons to Buy a New Puma Travel Trailer or Fifth Wheel

1. Heaviest Frame, Chassis and Axles in its Class
2. 5/8 One Piece Floor Decking with 25 year Warranty
3. Largest Fresh and Waste Water Tank Capacity
4. E-Z Lube Axles
5. 2 X 3 Floor Joists
6. Rack and Pinion Slide Out with Manual Override
7. 10’’ Laminated I-Beams in Slide Opening
8. 2 X 2’s Sidewall Framing on 16’’ centres
9. 4.5’’ Crowned Roof Rafters
10. 3/8’’ Roof Decking for a Walk on Roof
11. One Piece Rubber Roof with 12 Year Warranty
12. Extra Large Baggage Doors for Optimal Storage
13. Tinted Safety Glass Windows
14. Radius Entry Doors
15. LP Tank Cover with Easy Access Lid
16. Cable and Satellite TV Hookups Standard
17. Beech Glazed Cabinetry
18. Steel Drawer Glides
19. Pantry Standard in all Pumas
20. “Beau” Linoleum Floor with 7 Year Guarantee
21. Skylight with Shade Standard
22. Standard Storage Bin under Jack Knife Sofas
23. LED Interior Lights Standard
24. Digital Thermostat
25. Storage Under Queen Beds
26. Foot Pedal Flush Toilets Standard
27. Power Roof Vent in Bathroom Standard
28. Powder Coated Steel I-Beam Frame
29. Type A Pex Water Line with Crimp Fittings
30. Easy Access Low Point Water Drain
31. Radius 2 and 3 Tiered Steps
32. Rain Gutters
33. Darco Underbelly
34. 6 Gallon Auto Ignition Water Heater
35. Radial Tires
36. 80’’ Interior Height
37. Floor Ducted Heat
38. 55 Amp Converter with Battery Charger
39. Innerspring Mattress
40. Solid Wood Drawer Fronts
41. Kitchen Skylight
42. Large Double Sink
43. High Rise Kitchen Faucet
44. Bronze Hardware, Light and Bath Fixtures
45. Cabinet Doors under Dinette Seats
46. 30,000 BTU Furnace
47. CO2 Detector
48. LP Leak Detector
49. Fire Extinguisher
50. Smoke Detector

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Leak Problem

Happy New Year!!! Our resolution at Hub City RV is to pay more attention to our blog. I thought by posting some of the questions we get with our answers it would be quite helpful.

Question:
I was noticing a problem with my trailer. I noticed that my carpet on the right side of the trailer right below the window in the bedroom was wet. I took a look at the gutters to make sure they weren't clogged and they weren't. The window wasn't open and I could see where the water was coming in. I looked outside and there appears to be a depression/dip right over the window so the water pools there and comes down over the window.

Since I could see any water coming in on the inside I assume its leaking through the caulking somewhere and inside the wall. I just noticed it yesterday so I'm not sure how long its been leaking for. My obvious main concern is water in the wall and mould problems etc.

Any suggestions?

Answer:
Hello, we would recommend re-sealing around the window. As time goes by the putty they use oozes due to heat from the sun and breaks the silicone seal. The proper method of re-sealing would be to remove all silicone and putty around window and clean with solvent. Then apply a good quality silicone all the way around the window.