Water inside coroplast channels

[aheikes]

Noticed small amount of water dripping from foam insulatiing the drain hoses under HW tank - pulled some coroplast and see no obvious leak, Water did come out of the coroplast channels. Any experiance with this ?
Thanks

[howson]

Noticed small amount of water dripping from foam insulatiing the drain hoses under HW tank - pulled some coroplast and see no obvious leak, Water did come out of the coroplast channels. Any experiance with this ?
Thanks

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[Country Campers]

Noticed small amount of water dripping from foam insulatiing the drain hoses under HW tank - pulled some coroplast and see no obvious leak, Water did come out of the coroplast channels. Any experiance with this ?
Thanks

Did you travel in rain recently?

If not then the water is coming from somewhere and ending up in the belly, a little more searching may be in order.

Brian

[familytruckster4]

I had a similar issue with our 2600RB while in FL. A typical FL downpour on the way to the campground ended up with a drip from the belly for a few days. No leaks just water that had gotten into the belly via the corplast/frame joint around the wheels.
I monitored it for the rest of the stops on the trip and concluded it was just water from the road.

[Rabbit]

I agree with the prior suggestions, but add this only for its relevance to the original post. We to had a leak from the Coroplast, as chance would have it in FL, but it came from letting a tank overfill. This was not on a GD trailer.