Brakes on new RV weak.
Bought a new Winnebago 5th wheel a couple weeks ago out of state and drove it home. Noticed brakes seemed rather weak. Tried adjusting controller with no change. By the time I realized an issue the...
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hmknightnc wrote:
Dude, i don't mean to sound mean but brake adjustment is routine maintenance that needs to be done periodically. Brakes are normal wear and tear. I hear you about them not being adjusted properly at the factory (if that is even your problem, which I doubt. More likely trailer wiring or brake controller issue) but it is still just routine maintenance. Either adjust them yourself, its easy, or pay the local dealer to adjust them and then go from there.
If you bought a new truck and you found out that you had to run the valves, change the sparkplugs and adjust your brakes would that be ok with you?
What if you didn't know how to do the work or didn't have the tools to do the job and you would have to take the truck to me to do the $1,000 job; would that be ok with you.
This thing is brand new. IMHO one should not have to work on a brand new anything. But that is just my silly idea. :R
