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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paemtp wrote:
The coach was properly stored. We do not have a garage for it, but each fall the unit was winterized, the roof inspected, and sealed, when required. The coach also had a Camping World protective cover on it that was removed in the spring.
Just curious...the coach "could" be used in 2009...afterall you paid $3k to make it so...why would you pay $3k to repair a coach you were going to let sit?..were you thinking the WH recall would fix the same thing you paid $3k to do? I am confused...
You say it was properly stored...then where did the moisture etc come from to grow the shrooms??? IMHO, you "might" get some help from the insurance company, but you're SOL with WH...just my opinion..and it's free....Dennis
