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Originally Posted by Homebrew
My friend had a few minor issues, his trailer was in the shop the entire camping season and there was nothing he could do.
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This is so sadly true.
1. Wait 2 to 3 months to get your RV in because of the service backlog
2. RV dealer orders part
3. Wait 2 to 3 months for warranty approval and parts
4. Repair (maybe) the RV
There goes the camping season
I think a lot of people give up. In essence, there is no warranty. What's really fun is the "can't replicate the problem" routine.
RVs can easily be the price of a new car. Would you put up with your automotive dealer and manufacturer behaving in this way? It's shameful.
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