Workhorse Recall & Damaged RV
Our family is looking for some guidance from our fellow RV'ers. We purchased a 36 foot class A Holiday Rambler Admiral, new, in 2003. It was on a Workhorse Chassis. After receiving the 2004 Workh...
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Sell it for what you can get out of it is the only think I can think of and that may mean giving it away it the house is beyond affordable repair. Even a good MH that old is not worth a lot of cash.
This is one reason we got the TST TPMS that would give us a heads up if we have a dragging brake or low tire pressure.
After all these years the $3000 repair bill is not going to be recovered I expect.
Sorry you paid for a MH that caused to much fear for your kids. I think this is one of more sad causes I have heard. MH's need to be used and inspected if parked out in the elements for sure.
Keep us posted on how selling it goes.
This is one reason we got the TST TPMS that would give us a heads up if we have a dragging brake or low tire pressure.
After all these years the $3000 repair bill is not going to be recovered I expect.
Sorry you paid for a MH that caused to much fear for your kids. I think this is one of more sad causes I have heard. MH's need to be used and inspected if parked out in the elements for sure.
Keep us posted on how selling it goes.
