RV Service Timeframe
Whenever I take my RV to have it serviced, it always takes 3+ weeks to get the RV back. Following up with the service tech usually means calling several times before ever getting in touch with them a...
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belfert wrote:
Think about it, would a company with a large straight truck or a semi tractor tolerate having to leave a truck for days or weeks on end for a repair job that might take a day at most? Most of these guys are losing money every minute they are in the shop.
Just because we aren't making money with a motorhome doesn't mean we should tolerate leaving the vehicle for days or weeks for a repair.
You cannot compare a Auto or Truck to RV repair. RV's are HOUSES on wheels and have 10 times as many parts and systems that can go wrong. IF a Truck has a broken or scratched dash panel, you can BET the driver will NOT demand that it be replaced at THAT moment and will understand they will special order it and replace at a later date. He DOES have to get on the road to make money. AS I stated, MOST times an RV is taking extra time is for Special order parts and those parts do not impact the use of the RV. The Rv/er can pick up and use until they come in. Doug
