Camco RV Gutter Spouts with Extensions | Direct Rain Water Runoff Away from The RV | White (42134)

Worked well. Rain shot out and away from RV. Easy install. Just removed 1 screw , pulled broken piece from original spout out with needle nose ,slipped new one in and screwed molding back in place and caulked around it. They are sturdy and better than ones that came with RV. I got 2 different brands and camco fit perfect , the other brand wouldn't work as the design wont allow for a good fit.

Okay, so I felt a bit silly when it took me much longer than the package said it would install. However, I belive that to be in part because my rig had stock spouts, but they were broken and brittle and had to first be removed before installing new ones. That coupled with the fact that the area had to be cleaned up and old seals cut out. So I wouldn't say they install in 5 minutes until you're at the point where you're adding the screw. Even then, a new seal has to be placed in all the surrounding seams so it will take time. This is by no means a thought project, but it is (well for me) a time consuming one, if done properly. Overall, great product and I'm happy with it!

This is a good product.To install, remove the end three drip rail/gutter screws, use a flat screwdriver or other flat stiff implement to remove any pieces of of the old spouts, if there were any and carefully slip th back portion of the new spouts into place. Manoeuvre it into position and using the rear drip rail screw hole mark the spout with a pencil or nail. Remove the new spout and pre-drill a hole.I also sprayed the spouts with white rubber spray,and let it dry,to protect it from ultraviolet sun rays. You would do well to squirt in some sealant, like polyseamseal behind the drip rail/gutter,and spread some on the portion of the new spout that slides behind the rail. Slide in the spout,and re-install,and snug down the screws,starting with the one which goes through the spout hole you drilled. Smooth the sealant all around the edges of your installation, and you are done. Update 10.3.16: Bigtime rain today. The spouts funneled the water nicely away from the rig. There is much less water that runs down the outside now.

Works well replacing old guards.

When we bought our used RV, the rain gutter spout was completely broken off leaving just the mounting portion behind the gutter. Basically was able to remove a couple fasteners, remove the caulking, reinstall and recaulk. Good (or better) than new. These spouts are solid, good quality and work great.

My husband installed these on our 1985 trailer during the first summer we had it. At the end of summer covered up the trailer and winterized it, but a few months later we decided to take it camping in the fall. Unfortunately, while my husband was pulling the trailer cover off, he accidentally ripped one of these gutters off. Without a spare on hand, we ordered another but still continued to our destination at the Oregon Coast, where an atmospheric river proceeded to dump rain of Noah-like proportions upon our little trailer. Because the gutter was gone, all of the water poured down the side of the trailer, past the window frame, and into the closed window. The window at the other end of the trailer that still had the gutter attached suffered no such problems. So we have learned our lesson about how necessary these little guys are. They will save your trailer and your newly painted trailer interior!

These extensions are to wide for the gutters. They require drilling a hole to install. Im not going to alter gutters to suite the attachment from the original design. I chose the Camco brand for the expected quality. the size dimensions should be provided in the description. The original extensions ( I have one remaining) feature a snap into place fit on the existing gutter spouts.

We have used these on our RV in FL for a few years now. I managed to break one when I hit it pretty hard with a cleaning brush, so I ordered a new set via Amazon. The idea is simple, - just keep water and sediment from the roof from dribbling down the sides of the RV. The ones on most RV are too short to work properly. The price for four of these was what the local RV place wanted for just two similar ones. Anyways, I like these and have no complaints. The free shipping with a $25 order from Amazon, made the deal even better.