Labor time guide for rv repairs??
I have an extended warranty that is arguing with the repair shop on hours to replace an alternator on a 2006 coachman cross country. It's a Cummins isb motor. They are only willing to pay 1.4 hrs vs...
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Had my fridge coil replaced a few years ago under my extended warranty. RV shop wanted $125 an hour, and listed 4 hours to remove the fridge, swap the coil and re-install the fridge. EW company would only pay $113 an hour, so I convinced the RV shop to take the lower amount, since they had already replaced a roof air under the same EW earlier, and made money on the time it took. In the end, the RV shop took about 6 hours to do the job because they didn't originally scope the job and understand with an icemaker, the replacement coil styrofoam needed to be trimmed to fit. They ate the almost $250 in labor overage.
