Lob_Leg
Free Member
Hi All.
After a bit of research on here, I think I know the answer to the question but have been looking for so long, I cant walk away from this van without checking all possibilities.
I am / was just about to buy a Pegaso motorhome, 6 berth (with drop down bunk beds which is the thing we like about it!) and had a habitation check on it. Possibly the best £140 I have ever spent !
As well as some electrical items which although surprising, can be fixed quite easily, the damp check found very high levels of damp in the vehicle (side and back). The seals around the flues need resealing which may be the problem, who knows.
The question is: if the leaking hasnt been happening for long, and there is no obvious damage at present, will repairing the leaking cure everything or is the damage already done?
As I say, I think I know the answer but I would like some confirmation (or otherwise) from the experts here. :Sad:
Thanks
Steve
After a bit of research on here, I think I know the answer to the question but have been looking for so long, I cant walk away from this van without checking all possibilities.
I am / was just about to buy a Pegaso motorhome, 6 berth (with drop down bunk beds which is the thing we like about it!) and had a habitation check on it. Possibly the best £140 I have ever spent !
As well as some electrical items which although surprising, can be fixed quite easily, the damp check found very high levels of damp in the vehicle (side and back). The seals around the flues need resealing which may be the problem, who knows.
The question is: if the leaking hasnt been happening for long, and there is no obvious damage at present, will repairing the leaking cure everything or is the damage already done?
As I say, I think I know the answer but I would like some confirmation (or otherwise) from the experts here. :Sad:
Thanks
Steve