Let’s check out this RV with broken RV plumbing under the kitchen sink.
Hello everyone! It’s Jason again with MyRVResource.com – It’s Like the Yellow Pages for RV Services! I’m here to bring you another Weekly One Reason to Get an RV Inspection.
Today I’m inspecting a 2019 Class A Diesel Pusher. It’s a big RV and very expensive. This RV is only 33 ft long and it’s MSRP when it was new was $640,000, so this is a very high dollar RV. Real quick, I’m going to show you the manufacture date. Right there see, it was manufactured in February 2019. Let’s go check it out.
So you’re looking over the RV that you’re thinking about buying and you turn the water on. You look below the sink see if there’s any leaks, but you don’t see any. If you’re not paying attention, you could miss something that could cause you a leak down the road.
As you can see, the nut right there on the P-Trap is broken. At some point that will possibly cause a leak. It’s not leaking right now, but when you least expect it, there could be a leak. What if you can’t find the parts wherever you’re at to get it fixed right away? It’s a minor little detail, but it’s one of those little details that we look for.
You know if you get that issue fixed before you buy the RV, you don’t have to worry about it, hopefully for a little while.
Once again, with your Weekly One Reason to Get an RV Inspection, I’m Jason. My wife and I are Master Certified RV inspectors from the Tampa, Florida area.
We looked through this RV just like every other certified RV inspector you hire. Some big corporation that says they do RV inspections, typically send out an auto mechanic. Do you think he knows the right issues to look for? Make sure you get your RV inspected by a certified RV inspector and have a nice day.
