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Camco Gutter Spout Install
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
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In this video, I show you how to install Camco RV Gutter Spouts with Extensions. These spouts replace the short factory spouts on your camper. Our original spouts broke from age and a hail storm. These are needed on your camper to properly drain water away from your camper. Whether you have a 5th wheel, travel trailer, motorhome, or hybrid camper, you probably have some type of gutter spout on your RV. This is a pretty simple install overall. Let me know if you have questions and thanks for watching!
Here's the video on installing the Camco Vinyl Trim Insert: • Camco Vinyl Trim Inser...
Amazon Description:
Camco RV Gutter Spouts with Extensions- Directs Rainwater Away from The Sides of Your RV, Quick and Easy Install! -(4 Pack) (42134)
Camco 42134 White
Camco RV Gutter Spouts with Extensions are designed to help prevent black streaks from forming by directing rain water runoff away from the sides of your RV. Replaces shorter or worn OEM rain spouts, or can be used on RVs that do not have existing gutters on the drip rail.
- Directs rainwater away from the sides of your RV
- One-piece spout with extensions
- Installs in minutes and helps reduce dirt and black streaks
- For RV's with or without spouts
- Made of durable UV stabilized resin for year of use
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Hey Brian, another great vid. Get out there and enjoy some camping !!!
Thank you! 2 weeks we will finally be out there! Had to cancel 2 trips so far because of places being closed, now we are good to go!
Great video! My sister gave me your info and highly recommended you. Thank you for the great tips! I will continue to watch more.
You're welcome Jackie! I'm glad your sister recommended my channel. Thank you for tuning in and commenting!
Hi Brian, you seem to leave me scratching my head wondering how you know that all these repairs you highlight are regular repairs and maintenance most RV’ers need to do and know how to do it to keep their campers at their best. I speak for many, thank you!
And as you said there is no shortage of projects on an RV, but its sooo satisfying to do it ourselves and it feels so good when we got it off our to-do list 😂
Hey Joe! Thanks for the comment man, I hope you have been well! You're welcome! I hope these type of videos are helpful to people.
Being in the trades for 16 years I have seen thousands of houses. Through that experience, I have seen what happens when people neglect routine maintenance on their home. Little maintenance items end up becoming large, costly projects down the road if not done. Campers are mini homes and need the same love and attention that a sticks and bricks house need. A lot of people don't realize that when buying an RV. In fact, funny you should mention this because I'm planning on doing a video on this topic in the near future! Thanks for always tuning into my videos and commenting, it is truly appreciated!
Excellent channel
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words and you watching!
Hi Brian, could you send the ladder link you used? Appreciate it, thanks Ron
Yes, here it is: amzn.to/39XgF5q Thanks for watching!
Can you show a video on how to replace the vinyl trim piece where the gutter is?
Got you covered! ua-cam.com/video/vCHCycRc69w/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!
Helpful, thank you! Off the subject question,
Do you use anything overtop your pop out beds to cut down the heat from the sun?
You're welcome! Good question, we did not come up with anything on our hybrid to do that. Our hybrid seemed to have a pretty thick roof layer above the pop-outs and I don't remember it being overwhelming hot. But, we also generally camp at high elevations where the temps reach maybe 80-85 during the day and cool down considerable to 45-50 at night. You could maybe try some reflectix, here it is on Amazon: amzn.to/2M1Rm2x
You'd probably have to put some velcro around the edges, but that center pole could help support the middle. Then you could fold it up and put it away with the mattress. Thanks for the comment and watching Jessica!
will longer gutter drains break if you install a heavy duty trailer cover for the winter.
I don't know for sure. From my experience, it seems like they actually cause the cover to fail quicker in those spots. Thanks for watching.
If they're old and brittle they could crack or break under the cover. If they're still pliable they should be okay depending on how severe your winter is. Adding to what CC mentioned....I always buy a few lengths of foam pipe insulation and cover EVERY sharp or protruding point on my TT before putting the cover on. If it gets windy the cover will slide across the foam instead of hanging up on things or wearing holes in it. It takes a while but it's peace of mind knowing the cover won't fall to pieces in the middle of winter.
@@babbs128 That is such a great tip! We have had several covers over the years and the gutters destroy the cover. Thanks for sharing the tip and watching!
You are back.
Yes! It's been a crazy month or so. I'm hoping to get back into posting weekly. We also finally have some camping trips coming up! I will have more in-the-field content coming up soon! Thanks for the continued support!
i appreciate how to gutter extension. But, you don't need to tear off that much. Just pull out 2 screws and put new extension in caulk and done
I replaced the vinyl trim at the same time so that's why I removed that much. Thanks for watching
nice!
They really are! We dig them, thanks for watching!