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- buckyExplorer IISo I guess we should never tow in the rain? Seals and caps keep water out of bearings, and water runs out the bottom of brake drums.
The water could have been higher before first light so I do agree check those puppies over good if you're buying one. - allen8106ExplorerPssst....That's not rain, that's a Kansas sprinkle. No damage there, didn't even get to the bottom of the floor.
- darsben1ExplorerCould be water in the wheel bearings and brakes so MAYBE you want to negotiate that before you take delivery.
Also you may want to look for leaks and realize what happened. They used to store the RV's in a HIGH and dry lot that was at least 35 feet higher than where they stored them this year. - minnowExplorerSome of you can poo-poo the OP but I appreciate the info. Anyone thinking of buying an RV at the show needs to look it over real good.
Maybe some of you naysayers might want to go a buy one sight unseen ? - Tyler0215ExplorerMan it must have been a slow news day!
- rhagfoExplorer III
Kafn8td wrote:
twxsby89 wrote:
Y'all call that torrential rain? 4" in 2 days lol
haha. oh no, the tires got wet!
The worst I saw was a TT with water just below the belly. All the 5er were high and dry. - Kafn8tdExplorer
twxsby89 wrote:
Y'all call that torrential rain? 4" in 2 days lol
haha. oh no, the tires got wet! - twxsby89ExplorerY'all call that torrential rain? 4" in 2 days lol
- Old-BiscuitExplorer III"Yes siree...we have a Show Special. All the rigs have been thoroughly washed top to bottom at no extra fee. Guaranteed to be spic-n-span inside and out"
- 1968mooneyExplorerDon't tell me they will "sell" all those "flood damaged rv's" on the open market? :S
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