Services at nonselling dealer
We are moving in next year from SE to NW. We will purchase new/newer RV in SE, and plan to travel for month or so on way to new home...Selling dealer will be out of picture and while in transit and wh...
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Getting "other" dealers to fix your rig might be a hassle. Especially warranty work. My experience...only once but it worked out OK....
When brand new (2 months after purchase) we took a first big trip to Florida. A fitting under the kitchen sink somehow "let go" and could not be fixed by simply tightening anything. The carpet was soaked. So, I fabricated a drain into a pan....at least that was something...and it worked fairly well. Had to empty the pan every few hours. Of course, this happened on a Sunday morning. "Coach-net" came with the coach (1 year). I called them, long story short on their return phone call, they told me there was a dealer not 3 miles away and to get there by 9AM. I was expected. Got there...2 hours later, back on the road, the thing fixed...and never leaked again. Is that an exception "to the rule"? I have no idea.
When brand new (2 months after purchase) we took a first big trip to Florida. A fitting under the kitchen sink somehow "let go" and could not be fixed by simply tightening anything. The carpet was soaked. So, I fabricated a drain into a pan....at least that was something...and it worked fairly well. Had to empty the pan every few hours. Of course, this happened on a Sunday morning. "Coach-net" came with the coach (1 year). I called them, long story short on their return phone call, they told me there was a dealer not 3 miles away and to get there by 9AM. I was expected. Got there...2 hours later, back on the road, the thing fixed...and never leaked again. Is that an exception "to the rule"? I have no idea.
