Still very tempting to buy my totaled TT back
So you guys might already know my story. Basically my TT rollover when I was making a left turn. I do see most of the folks suggest I should take the money and buy a new one, but here is my situation:...
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Hi, Everyone, appologize for the late update.
So after I get my TT from insurance, I did some minimal repair and made 4 trips.
The repairs done:
1. Paint the scracches
2. Add a piece of metal on the corner
3. Replace the hand grip
4. Reinforce the refrigerator
Pending repairs:
1. Replace broken corner molding, parts are ready
2. Crack on the wall, plan to seal a bit then cover with a vent cover
3. Reinforce two walls around the broken corner
4. replace the broken electric tongue jack. Parts on the way.
5. Guess I'm gonna live w/o awning
I didn't want to do the major repair just yet be cause I'm worried I might mess up and take longer. Really don't want to miss my first RV camping season. Plus there's no rain here in PNW in summer and I have a covered storage. I plan to do it right before raining season.
So far everying is working fine. I tried to take my time towing and some time hold the traffic a bit, then I pull over to let people pass. One inseresting thing I found is when I towing slower, I actually get better MPG like 13, it used to be a bit more than 10MPG.
Here're a couple of latest pics of my TT. I don't think it really looks that bad to be kicked out by RV park.:p
So after I get my TT from insurance, I did some minimal repair and made 4 trips.
The repairs done:
1. Paint the scracches
2. Add a piece of metal on the corner
3. Replace the hand grip
4. Reinforce the refrigerator
Pending repairs:
1. Replace broken corner molding, parts are ready
2. Crack on the wall, plan to seal a bit then cover with a vent cover
3. Reinforce two walls around the broken corner
4. replace the broken electric tongue jack. Parts on the way.
5. Guess I'm gonna live w/o awning
I didn't want to do the major repair just yet be cause I'm worried I might mess up and take longer. Really don't want to miss my first RV camping season. Plus there's no rain here in PNW in summer and I have a covered storage. I plan to do it right before raining season.
So far everying is working fine. I tried to take my time towing and some time hold the traffic a bit, then I pull over to let people pass. One inseresting thing I found is when I towing slower, I actually get better MPG like 13, it used to be a bit more than 10MPG.
Here're a couple of latest pics of my TT. I don't think it really looks that bad to be kicked out by RV park.:p
