Glad For 2 Year Warranty
...because it looks like we're going to need it! We've only had our Starcraft AR-ONE 14RB for a few months, and we took it back to the dealer for the second time yesterday. This time, it's becau...
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Our camper was ready yesterday after only a week! The dealer called and said we could come and pick it up anytime. I went yesterday to get it, and the repairman came out to help me hitch it up. He was super nice, and he made sure that I was satisfied with the repair. He had replaced the couch frame cross braces and added additional support braces underneath each cross piece (which he said should have been there to begin with, in his opinion).
The freezer door inside the little fridge was also replaced.
While looking at the rebuilt bracing under the couch, I joked about the pitiful hole in each of the storage compartment covers under the couch and dinette seats (where you're supposed to be able to stick your finger in to lift them up), so he looked at them. Each one looked like someone had simply gouged out a tiny hole with a small screwdriver (smaller than even a pinky finger) - impossible to lift up the wood cover. The guy had to get out his knife to pry the couch piece up at an edge. He shook his head and went to get his drill. He drilled out a nice small hole in each of the three pieces, so I can access the storage areas easier.
I can't say enough good things about Peco Campers in Tucker, GA! While chatting with the repairman, I found out that he used to build Monacos in Indiana before they closed! He's used to the high-end stuff, so the lack of quality in my cheap little camper aggravated him greatly - lol!
I'm praying now that these annoying issues are behind us, at least for awhile, and that we can enjoy using our camper! We have a trip planned for mid-October and can't wait!!
The freezer door inside the little fridge was also replaced.
While looking at the rebuilt bracing under the couch, I joked about the pitiful hole in each of the storage compartment covers under the couch and dinette seats (where you're supposed to be able to stick your finger in to lift them up), so he looked at them. Each one looked like someone had simply gouged out a tiny hole with a small screwdriver (smaller than even a pinky finger) - impossible to lift up the wood cover. The guy had to get out his knife to pry the couch piece up at an edge. He shook his head and went to get his drill. He drilled out a nice small hole in each of the three pieces, so I can access the storage areas easier.
I can't say enough good things about Peco Campers in Tucker, GA! While chatting with the repairman, I found out that he used to build Monacos in Indiana before they closed! He's used to the high-end stuff, so the lack of quality in my cheap little camper aggravated him greatly - lol!
I'm praying now that these annoying issues are behind us, at least for awhile, and that we can enjoy using our camper! We have a trip planned for mid-October and can't wait!!
