Water leaks!

[sammonilla]

Any idea's of how to pressurize a trailer for a proper water test. I have seen the intake fans they use at the dealership, but don't have the 4K to spend on one. Anyone set up fans? compressed air? Any idea's?

[geotex1]

Easiest, rent a floor drier/blower. Set it up on a ladder to a window since that's easier to seal. Remember to block off the furnace, cover floor heat and ceiling A/C vents and range hood vent. Use your roof vent to exhaust excess pressure - start with just cracked.

[sammonilla]

Great idea!! I'll try this method next week and document the test and findings!

[Flydrifter]

Watching for your success story.

[bikendan]

Or you can go to SealTech's website, to find a dealer or RV shop that do the test with equipment designed for this purpose.
Last time I checked, it only cost around $100.

[geotex1]

Not in these parts. Positive pressure test via those with SealTech's pump is $250 minimum.

[Crockett]

i think these things run at like 1/2 to 3/4 psi....be careful with the homespun test.