Damage to a Travel trailer

[rockwood06]

Category 2 Harricane " Dolly " in South Texas, July 24th 2008. Keep an eye on the sky.

[turbopuppy]

Mercy!

[Oakman]

Now I know why they always tell me to keep the rubber side down.

[Radio]

The ol' bus held together pretty well. A tornado on the other hand...*shudder to think about it*

Search for all my rants on weather radios.

[powerboatr]

ouch
we lost a fiver to a tornado back in 2000, it to did th eback flip, and tore it al lto hell inside

yall werent in in this while it was performing tricks were you??

[rockwood06]

Just think if this was an Ultra lite, would it have held up the same way ????

[Radio]

Originally Posted by rockwood06

Just think if this was an Ultra lite, would it have held up the same way ????

With the laminated wall construction FR uses their ultra-light lines I suspect the trailer would have held up just as well, maybe better. But being lighter may have been moved further!

It is my understanding that aluminum frame/laminated wall RVs hold together some what better in storms or accidents. Don't matter much though, in either case the trailer is ruined and you'd be hurt bad if you were in the thing.

I guess the ultra-light might be easier to clean up and haul off...

[Technosurfer]

Oh its a horrible thing, hope all of them are fine.