I am mad....
I just purchased a 241rbsl form a dealer in Indiana. I live in Oklahoma. We traveled up there (1900 miles round trip) to see the TT, do a walk through and sign papers. This was about 2 weeks ago. A...
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wa8yxm wrote:
It very likely was in perfect condition when it left the dealer.. That kind of thing happens, Lumber can have a weak spot in it. The fix is really very easy (I can think of several ways to do it) and odds are there is a dealer near you who can do it on behalf of the trailer manufacturer, If I were doing it I suspect you'd barely have time for lunch while they fix it.
But I too would be a bit ticked if I was in your shoes.
See if the manufacturer will reimburse for time and travel or pay a porter to pick it up and fix it.. Worst they can say is "NO".
I would be interested on how you would repair this.
Thanks
