2013 host everest
We just lost $13000 on our 2013 host everest. Exterior delaminated and host did not want to fix, only patch. We figured we better cut our losses before it was worth nothing. Beware poor QA and poor wa...
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Reddog1 wrote:
As a Moderator, I prefer not to read every post made on the TC Forum. I prefer not to edit. I really doubt that anyone that has posted is not aware of the Forum rules as it pertains to Flaming and Trolling. I realize a post can be borderline. I have edited a few posts on this Thread, and deleted a couple. Unfortunately, the Flaming and Trolling has my attention. I will do less editing and more deleting should it continue. I am considering closing the thread if it does not stay civil.
Wayne
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Good call.
I think most people don't realize how the manufacturer/dealership works.
The dealer buys the camper - it's theirs.
When the dealer accepts the camper - it's the dealer's responsibility to insure perfection.
Do you think that they do?
I think that they probably don't!
What if the transporter loads the camper and stressed the frame - cracks a weld before it's delivered to the dealer?
The related delam that appears later on is who's fault?
This happened to me:
The dealer damaged the camper awning and had to replace it.
Sounds simple doesn't it?
The dealership foreman did not know that the workers really bashed the awning and cracked the frame weld.
A lot can happen. And the dealer owns it.
Holding the manufacturer's feet to the fire is not very ingenious.
(ingenious: "very smart or clever : having or showing ingenuity")
Lastly, the buyer waltz's in and doesn't carefully inspect the camper.
Off he goes. Later he shows up here. . .bashing the manufacturer.
Personally, I think this is a failure on the part of this forum!
Failure to understand and clearly educate the readership.
/rant
