Decent RV Repair?
I took my 2011 Arctic Fox to a local RV repair place. I had never had the bearings repacked, so I wanted them done. The service rep sold me a hundred buck inspection package. One of the inspection ...
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dougrainer wrote:2edgesword wrote:
My first question would be how many miles on the 2011 Artic Fox? Are you putting 10,000 miles a year on the brakes/bearings versus 1,000 miles a year.
I had a TT for 6 years and put 7,500 running miles on it. There is no way I can imagine needing break pads or having wheels turn after 7,500 miles.
I CAN HELP YOU IMAGINE:B People that have no clue how to adjust their Brake Controller and puts undue wear on the Trailer Brakes. People that RIDE the brake pedal with their left foot. People that think they can pull the break-a-way to keep their trailer from moving. that drains the RV battery and does NOT if plugged into 120 shore power. Just messes up their Brake system. Doug
Good points and you would think that people that have these bad driving habits would see premature wear on any vehicle they drive.
