Am I the only one here?
It seems that almost every time I take my MH in for repair (which is practically following each trip), it has to stay at the repair shop longer and longer. Sometimes that stay is for weeks and even mo...
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goufgators wrote:
It seems that almost every time I take my MH in for repair (which is practically following each trip), it has to stay at the repair shop longer and longer. Sometimes that stay is for weeks and even months. Usually, the "hold up" (that term can be interpreted in two ways...each correct) is due to "waiting for parts". Can anyone tell me why it takes such a long time to receive parts? Does the part have to be manufactured (of course not)? If I order something on Amazon, it's at my door in two or three days. Does this bother anyone else or am I just full of baloney...or is it turkey? / Larry
My recommendation is to to use RVServiceReviews.com to find a repair shop and read reviews by real people as they rate the shops in your area.
Only left my RV at a shop once. That was for a busted valve in a diesel engine so major work. But I was there every day and they didn't dally on the work.
