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Hollywood1053
Jun 19, 2013Explorer
skipnchar wrote:
If you call the place you purchased the trailer they would most CERTAINLY expect you to bring it to them. However, the warranty is NOT with the sales dealer it's from the factory that built the RV so any place that sells that brand can do warranty work for you. Actually you ca have warranty work done at places that don't even HANDLE that brand but it's POSSIBLE that you may have to pay up front and get reimbursed from the manufacturer afterward. If you choose that route I'd advise that you contact the manufacturer beforehand and get authorization for the repair. IF you always had to return to the place of purchase it would take an AWFUL lot of fun out of RVing since they may spend LITTLE time near home. It would take a whole lot of the fun of that "trip to Alaska" were that the case.
Good luck / Skip
Good points...I didn't think about contacting the manufacturer.
I'll do that. Glad I posted the question.
Thanks for the replies.
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