The RV Windows I Bought Were a Lie...

[@bigrollinghome2091]

bed frame angle is an under rated resource!

[@Escapademade]

It really is! Basically super cheap/free metal that is super strong

[@Swerly01]

You should put butyl tape between the window and the outside shell too.

[@carlhunter2448]

Love watching your videos. I am converting a 40' 2001 Bluebird flat front, front engine with a 8.3 Cummins. Looks like you have the 5.9 Cummins?

[@Escapademade]

Eyyyy thanks dude! And yes. I have the 5.9l Cummins on an 04 Thomas 34ft. Good luck brotha. Hope I can help you with your questions

[@outlawtruckingaustin262]

U want to take the window out and flip it it should open back to front If u drive in the rain it will push water in how u have the window now

[@chrisharlow6652]

I get hold of them an they should make it right

[@Escapademade]

True. I was left between a rock and a hard place. Send then back and wait a few weeks whike I have multiple holes in the side of my bus. Or just día. Work around. Crappy situation either way. Oh well

[@criticallythinkingveteran3763]

About to call you

[@jackjones9460]

Nylon, wood or polymer are even better than steel for sealing thermal spaces. Steel is about 274 times more temperature conductive than plastic. All you’re really doing when installing windows is filling in the space between window and the frame.

[@Escapademade]

@@jackjones9460 looking back I def should have done something other than steel. Good call

[@QuinnenTribble]

I didn’t see any interior paneling or other surface material . Wouldn’t that add to the overall mounting thickness? Just wondering since the trim ring on my motorhome windows mounts over the interior paneling .