Kudos to Dexter axles!
A couple of weeks ago while coming home from a trip I noticed our TT was leaning about 3 inches to the right. After looking it was determined that is was the axels causing the problem. I slowly made i...
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ulvik wrote:LarryJM wrote:Ralph Cramden wrote:
Not sure why you won't post their name so others may possibly be able to avoid them, or post the pictures of the issue so that others can see it and know what to look for if they have the same setup / axle, but thats your perogative I guess. IMO I would say why even post at all, but thats just me and I'm weird.
I agree, someone comes here, complains and they won't share any details so it might help others ... NOT VERY HELPFUL AT ALL ... Like you said ... why even post:h
Larry
Just to make things perfectly clear to those that want to complain gripe or argue with MY post. It was to clearly thank and give credit where credit is due and that was to Dexter axels for standing by their products. Sorry I even decided to describe the entire scenario now because some people are more focused on the faults of some than the actual fact that a company stood by their product. Sorry I am not apparently spiteful enough for some!
Apparently so lol.....has nothing to do with being spiteful....
You post that a dealer told you Forest River would not return their calls. Funny that they return my calls and I'm not a Forest River Dealer. It may take a day or two but they always returned calls.
It just seems prudent that when posting in an RV forum and mentioning a dealer pulling this type of BS, others could benefit from knowing who the mentioned dealer is so they may avoid them if the desire.
Oh well
