Gang, Happy New Year!
We have a 2014 27ft FB International, and regrettably every time we take it out, (and that is rather frequently) we come up some new problem or annoyance. We just returned from a week-long boondocking outing and found that when walking on the floor around the galley area and door, a discomforting sound was heard, kinda like the sound of sheet metal flexing, reverberating throughout the coach. Try to imagine the sound of an empty sheet metal holding tank being pressed up and down. As the fresh water tank was down to 20%, thinking that was perhaps it,I filled the tank; "well that didn't work". In hopes of discovering the cause of the noise, I crawled under the rig while my wife walked above, but all I saw was, you guessed it, an entire underlayment of sheet metal that when depressed made the exact same noise, however, the noise was coming from somewhere inside and not from what I could observe.
Has anyone had a similar experience? Seems like yet another warranty-warranted trip to the dealer.
Any input would be appreciated.
We have a 2014 27ft FB International, and regrettably every time we take it out, (and that is rather frequently) we come up some new problem or annoyance. We just returned from a week-long boondocking outing and found that when walking on the floor around the galley area and door, a discomforting sound was heard, kinda like the sound of sheet metal flexing, reverberating throughout the coach. Try to imagine the sound of an empty sheet metal holding tank being pressed up and down. As the fresh water tank was down to 20%, thinking that was perhaps it,I filled the tank; "well that didn't work". In hopes of discovering the cause of the noise, I crawled under the rig while my wife walked above, but all I saw was, you guessed it, an entire underlayment of sheet metal that when depressed made the exact same noise, however, the noise was coming from somewhere inside and not from what I could observe.
Has anyone had a similar experience? Seems like yet another warranty-warranted trip to the dealer.
Any input would be appreciated.
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