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Old 02-01-2015, 01:55 PM   #21
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Hi, your links to the photos aren't working. I did look at them by viewing your album. If the leak is on the inside surface of the canvas like it appears, you may have a leak between the bunk end frame and the body. Could be a caulking issue or the frame not tight to the fiberglass. From my experience, if the water is getting past the seals, it tends to puddle on the outside surface of the canvas and you see it when you open up the bunk end. I would definitely contact the dealer and be sure to take lots of photos. Others can chime in but this leak doesn't look like a leak from unseasoned seams, especially since your bunk ends were closed. JMHO.
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