New to RV’ing need advice
Let me preface this by saying, my wife and I have never owned a camper/RV before in our lives. We are currently in the process of downsizing our life due to my insurmountable student loan debt. We hav...
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While buying new comes with a warranty, it is usually just a one year, two at most. Warranty work takes time, often weeks, before dealer even gets warranty approval. Where would you live, when trailer is at dealer for repair?
I'd suggest a 2-4 year old trailer that has been well kept, and all the fix up/warranty issues done. Most new trailers do have issues. Often times it is better to handle these yourself anyway, even if under warranty. You can buy a lot of trailer, after several years of depreciation, and not lose as much, when changing your mind, moving in a different direction.
Jerry
I'd suggest a 2-4 year old trailer that has been well kept, and all the fix up/warranty issues done. Most new trailers do have issues. Often times it is better to handle these yourself anyway, even if under warranty. You can buy a lot of trailer, after several years of depreciation, and not lose as much, when changing your mind, moving in a different direction.
Jerry
