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DutchmenSport
Aug 11, 2013Explorer
With enough money, you can do anything!
We do not have any road side assistance plans, but we do have money in the bank. If we don't have enough for a major fix, to get alternate transportation back home, or enough for a tow truck for both trailer and truck, we don't get very far from home.
Several yeas ago we did break a leaf spring on our PUP. We were a still a pretty good distance from home, but called a tow truck (flat bed) and they took the camper all the way home! Yea it cost. That was many, many years ago.
The best think you can do is keep your vehicles, (and or/camper), or MH in tip-top shape all the time to eliminate as many "possible" failures. If anything is even remotely questionable before heading out on a distance trip, or an area you're not familiar with, or close enough you can recruit help from someone you know, then keep all your rig at it maximum performance all the time. Costly? Yes. Worth it? yes!
We do not have any road side assistance plans, but we do have money in the bank. If we don't have enough for a major fix, to get alternate transportation back home, or enough for a tow truck for both trailer and truck, we don't get very far from home.
Several yeas ago we did break a leaf spring on our PUP. We were a still a pretty good distance from home, but called a tow truck (flat bed) and they took the camper all the way home! Yea it cost. That was many, many years ago.
The best think you can do is keep your vehicles, (and or/camper), or MH in tip-top shape all the time to eliminate as many "possible" failures. If anything is even remotely questionable before heading out on a distance trip, or an area you're not familiar with, or close enough you can recruit help from someone you know, then keep all your rig at it maximum performance all the time. Costly? Yes. Worth it? yes!
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