Best guess ?

[Russellvh]

2022 F.R. Wildcat 5th wheel.
I can’t add a lot of info but I thought I’d just see if anyone else had experienced this. Only been full time 5 months but first time I have noticed this.

At our last stop the last day and night were some hard rain and constant steady rain. After getting packed and hooked up I re-checked everything and headed out. Pulling out of the spot there was a small incline plus a raised road. Had to make a sharp turn to head towards the exit. I looked back and saw a deluge of water poor out by the trailer’s tires on the left side. From my vantage it appeared clear. Looked like a big pail being thrown out. I immediately stopped to check my drain pipes. Cap was on the pipe and the closure valve was closed. Didn’t smell and sewer and I looked carefully but no leaks noticed.

When we got to our next park I looked but couldn’t see any cracks and everything seemed intact. We ran the sink and shower and no leaks. Been a couple of days and nothing un-usual.

First thought is that the undercarriage was holding rain water but if so that can’t be ideal if in freezing temps.

Thoughts???

 

[Scooterfan]

You (probably) have slide outs on the drivers side. Do you have slide toppers ? Just kicking around the possibility that water somehow accumulated around the slide. Never happened to us, so no actual experience. I don't think it's internal (plumbing etc.) I would look for an area rain water could accumulate. And yes, that wouldn't be ideal in freezing temps. Hope you find an answer

 

[Russellvh]

Thanks. I do have 2 slide outs on drivers side. No covers on the slides but I do go up and check them before closing up. Even in the rain.