I am afraid I have stolen this from another Forum but think it maybe helpful for Bailey owners.....
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Took my Bailey Autograph 765 for only its second habitation service last week and the service centre came back with a report of damp around the back half of the motorhome floor!!
He told me it was a production problem and had even been to the factory and watched them on the production line. He said when they seal the sides and bottom to the floor they run a bead of sealeant with a pneumatic sealant gun but dont ensure the bead is pressed into the joint. The clips for the side trim are fixed then the trim fitted which covers all this up !!!
He says it is covered on Baileys warranty so should be fine. He will strip all this back and re seal properly before refitting trim. He will need our motorhome for two days to do this. He has done 30 Bailey caravans so far with a similar problem.
Not happy really after buying nearly new 1 year ago to be having to go through this. Has anyone heard of this or know anyone having to have this done to a Bailey? "
Alan with thanks to Ross' team
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Took my Bailey Autograph 765 for only its second habitation service last week and the service centre came back with a report of damp around the back half of the motorhome floor!!
He told me it was a production problem and had even been to the factory and watched them on the production line. He said when they seal the sides and bottom to the floor they run a bead of sealeant with a pneumatic sealant gun but dont ensure the bead is pressed into the joint. The clips for the side trim are fixed then the trim fitted which covers all this up !!!
He says it is covered on Baileys warranty so should be fine. He will strip all this back and re seal properly before refitting trim. He will need our motorhome for two days to do this. He has done 30 Bailey caravans so far with a similar problem.
Not happy really after buying nearly new 1 year ago to be having to go through this. Has anyone heard of this or know anyone having to have this done to a Bailey? "
Alan with thanks to Ross' team