Rats
I need some advice, but I'm also writing this to vent a little. I dropped my RV off at the local repair shop because of a broken hydraulic line. When I went back to pick it up, rats had gotten into ...
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mgirardo wrote:
Unless you can prove the repair shop knew they had a rat problem, you probably don't have a case for more than $100. Wiring isn't that expensive and the fix isn't complicated. I would tell them to keep their $100 and make the necessary repairs. They will have a happy customer and they will not have to lose $100.
-Michael
It's a little more complicated in this case because they had to drop some sheet metal and pull the insulation and plastic cover off the bottom of the rig. They've replaced it twice this year for unrelated problems. $400 in labor.
