Repairs - what do full-timers do?
We are not full-timers, but I like to dream about the possibilities of long-term rv'ing once retirement comes around (it's still 20+ years out - but it's never too early to dream!). This morning's dreaming raised a very practical question. How do full-timers handle major repairs?
We've never experienced it, but I read stories of people who have their units in the shop for weeks, or even months, for repairs. So, it made me wonder, what do you all do when the unit is in the shop? I could see secondary housing becoming very expensive very fast.
Absolutely nothing practical to me in this question at this time - just a point of curiosity! If I'm lucky...maybe it will matter in 20 years or so.
We've never experienced it, but I read stories of people who have their units in the shop for weeks, or even months, for repairs. So, it made me wonder, what do you all do when the unit is in the shop? I could see secondary housing becoming very expensive very fast.
Absolutely nothing practical to me in this question at this time - just a point of curiosity! If I'm lucky...maybe it will matter in 20 years or so.
