Can you go full timing with a Keystone Cougar
is it possible to go full timing in a 30-32 foot keystone cougar I worry about quality over a long run
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Old-Biscuit wrote:valhalla360 wrote:
Yes, it's perfectly fine. As someone mentioned, the majority of the appliances and construction techniques are the same throughout the industry.
While I would recommend used, I wouldn't worry too much about the warranty. Just don't tell them you are full timing.
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There is also nothing illegal about full timing in a cougar or any other brand.
You don't have to tell them......they will already know.
All mail forwarding services majority of FTrs use are well known by RV MFGs. And banking, investment, insurance, etc know also.
We don't use a mail forwarding service and the burden is on them to prove it if they want to void the warranty. Just having an address in SD doesn't prove anything.
I could care less what my bank knows, they aren't authorized to hand out my personal info to the manufacturer.
Insurance company is a little different. They do have the right to ask how the rig will be used as it factors into the rates they charge. I wouldn't do it but if you didn't tell them, odds are they wouldn't know.
