One lucky rv'er , it could have been worse.
I was working today near the KOA in Annapolis md , when we went for lunch , I decided to go look at the campground I have passed for 20 years , but never went down the road. I went in and looked , it ...
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Why automatically blame something that's made in China without knowing any facts? TT's are known to occasionally come from the factory with insufficient grease. I don't think many bearings would survive that regardless of where they're made and that would be one of my first guesses.
Our dealer says they always check the bearings/grease during PDI but to make another guess, I would say not many dealers do. I know our first TT dealer sure didn't. We had serious brake issues that took over a year for them to diagnose and fix. Pulling just the drums off would have revealed the problem in the very beginning. The cause was the factory's failure to do something.
Our dealer says they always check the bearings/grease during PDI but to make another guess, I would say not many dealers do. I know our first TT dealer sure didn't. We had serious brake issues that took over a year for them to diagnose and fix. Pulling just the drums off would have revealed the problem in the very beginning. The cause was the factory's failure to do something.
