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Thanks for the comments...I was a little intimadated in the begining, but gained confidense as the project progressed. Thanks to all the members here that helped keep me in the right direction, and I know they will do the same for you when you need help also!

Thanks to all for 'weighing' in on the subject (pun intended) ......Carl L, I printed a copy of the weighing instructions you refered to, thanks! Monday is the big day ...I'll report back! ;D

Those little generators are quite a deal (got mne for $89.95)....I like knowing it's in the storage shed in case I need it.....I once surround mine with a few 4' foldable tables to quieten it down a few db's.....If you find a way to quieten down some please post it! ;) Happy camping!

I have that generator from HF.....I can run everything but my A/C.....Including my coffee maker. Yes it is nosey!...I've never used it in a campground....It will recharge your battries.....

Today all the pieces came together and I finished one day ahead of schedule!It wasn't really that hard, tired from going up & down the ladders...now I have four new Maxxis 8008 tires, I also painted the rims, center pieces,& lugs...and a solid repaired roof. Ready for my 1300 mile round trip...

Thanks for that tip!.........

I know!...I thought about that also!.....One thing on my side is the fact that this location is not in a very busy location...Not a Interstate. Off a 4 lane and looks kinda out of place there....Maybe I'll luck up!

That's one thing I was wondering about. Weather they would let me weigh them all together then seperately....disconnected from each other. Will I know the tounge weight? It's going to be interesting!

I'm leaving Monday for a 1300 mile round trip On the way I'm going to the local Cat Scales, for the first time. Is there anything I need to be aware of before going? (they only charge $9.00 here, what do you pay?) I will be loaded ready to camp for a week water and all! Thanks! ;D

It looks to me like you did ok on your purchace. I ordered mine from Eternabond....  http://www.eternabond.com/RV-Leak-Repair-Products-s/22.htm  Mine was only 2" wide same length and it will cost me a little over $45.00.....

OK today I started looking at the soft spot...good & bad news: If these pictures come out right you can see what I discovered. I think this was two separate problems. The original spot was the result of a original nail that bent when originally hammered in. The ancient spot was the result of...

After reviewing Eternabond tape's website and watching the videos I am confident I can cut into the problem area and access the damage. If I have questions on how to proceed with repairs I will be back! Thanks for the positive words, powderman. I'll post what I find. PS...It appears Eternabond...

Just read about the tape online & found a local dealer. So far I am leaning toward cutting a small slit in the roof for inspection drying, and possable repair and resealing with Eternabond. Great idea!...Thanks again! You guys are the best.....

Thank you both for your responses. Alfa38User you addressed a issue I was wondering about, weather or not I should or could even consider cutting the rubber material to sneak a peak and letting it dry out. Adding wood hardner didn't cross my mind. Although Tough Stuff expanding spray did...

Is there such a thing as a MINOR roof leak? Looking at the roof of my TT I noticed a place that looked "odd". Applying light pressure it was soft. The entire soft area is no more than a few square inches. There appears to be a faster of some kind that caused a pin hole when stepped on at some...