Bailey Motorhome help

robinofstackpole
robinofstackpole Forum Participant Posts: 26
edited June 2020 in Motorhomes #1

Has anyone with a Bailey Motorhome looked underneath the back end? I was under looking at the wiring and noticed that the outer skin of the side and rear walls was loose. I would have thought that this should be fixed or sealed to prevent water ingress. As the motorhome is only just a year old I may have to try and get it looked at by the retailer, conditions permitting. 

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  • Apperley
    Apperley Forum Participant Posts: 254
    edited June 2020 #2

    Hi Robin, I have a 2017 Autograph 75-4 (not the 2015 model shown in my avatar) I haven't noticed the problem you highlight. In fact, from memory it is sealed. Is it possible to go into more detail or attach photographs? Thanks.

     

     

  • robinofstackpole
    robinofstackpole Forum Participant Posts: 26
    edited June 2020 #3
  • Apperley
    Apperley Forum Participant Posts: 254
    edited June 2020 #4

    That does not look right. I would definitely take it back, or certainly raise it (register the issue) now with the dealer, including photos so that they can get it fixed in due course, or suggest a fix for you maybe.

  • robinofstackpole
    robinofstackpole Forum Participant Posts: 26
    edited June 2020 #5

    Thanks Apperley, I'll get that done when their service department is back up and running. 

  • robinofstackpole
    robinofstackpole Forum Participant Posts: 26
    edited June 2020 #6

    Hey guess what, Bailey have said that this is their standard build quality. The sides are sealed further up and apparently there is no risk of moisture ingress. I'll just have to wait and see. 

  • Apperley
    Apperley Forum Participant Posts: 254
    edited June 2020 #7

    You could seal it yourself with Silkaflex just for peace of mind.

  • Heethers
    Heethers Forum Participant Posts: 641
    500 Comments
    edited June 2020 #8

    Typical of manufacturers today fob you off, l remember when l had my Bailey 2012 Madrid 3 months after l had it water ingress in the front lockers, kept telling them at each habitational it wasn't right on the second one Baileys finally owned up when enough customer complained,they put a recall out to tank the front lockers. Like the others have said sikaflex it but send photos and a letter to Bailey telling them you will post it on the websites, might make Baileys review their build quality, mind you its not just Bailey they all need to review how they produce their product