Pre-Buy Inspection
I know a lot of people have found issues on travel trailers before they leave the lot but in a lot of cases they find them on the first trip out. As a newbie, is there any recommendations for the pre...
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SoundGuy wrote:Dslr wrote:
I know most of the stuff will probably be small items here and there.
And if you're lucky that's all they will be - "small".I read a couple posts about plumbing not being hooked up correctly. And some electrical issues.
Key words - a "couple" posts. You're worrying over nothing.Is there anything you can really do for that or are you just left to figure it out during usage?
As a newbie you're not going to know what to look for anyway so why worry about it? Take the rig out a few times, note what you don't understand or what doesn't seem to work as you thought it should, then later ask your dealer's service manager if you're concerned. If you've chosen a dealer wisely you have nothing to worry about - just go and enjoy your rig and take all that Chicken Little "sky is falling" nonsense you read here on the forums as just that - nonsense. :R
Don't worry, you'll survive this just fine. :B
x2 on all of this.
9 months after buying a new TT and becomming a newbie i am still learning and rv maintenance has become a second hobby. dealer showed us the basics, rv.net and tons of pinterest and youtube searching has done the rest. dealer technicians we worked with answered any questions we had but told us that youtube should become your best friend. dont overthink it, don't sweat it, go camping and gain experience.
