Staples coming through the rubber roof
Our unit was in for warranty work and I had the dealer perform the 2nd annual inspections required by CrossRoads RV. The service department found some areas that need to be re-sealed and three locati...
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RJsfishin wrote:
I'd bet that any sensible RV repair will do exactly as I said, either w/ a touch eternabond, or a spot of Dicor.
But whatever, just don't come cryin back here after they send some monkey up there w/ a power driver and he strips 1/2 the screws out, and then when they fall out, he can go back there again, a different monkey this time will run longer screws,....right into something that will make this staple problem seem like no problem at all. I've had it all happen,......even had my warranty bought from me for $500, only because they even admitted they couldn't fix nothing right !
Remember the recent screw run into the FWT ? That small change compared to what very commonly happens. Yep, I hate shops !
There definitely are some bad shops around, sounds like you have foud at least one of them. But not all shops are bad. The dealer we bought our trailer from has IMHO a fantastic shop with highly qualified workers. Our roof ended up needing repair after a run in with tree branches. Insurance paid for a new roof minus deductible. Shop foreman went through with me the replacement process they use, and when I got it back it looked like new. I'd trust our dealer with any work.
On the other hand, there is another dealer down the road that is just the opposite. One to stay away from.
