Very Strange.....or is it?
Hi All, I purchased a new 2013 EC 950 in July....washing it this morning I noticed when I pushed up on the front fiberglass cap, under the bed (over the cab) there was about 1-1.5" of play. What I...
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UPDATE
The camper was finally picked up and taken to Yakima WA. I met a sales rep from EC that was dropping off a camper at the Ventura RV show, about 2 hours north of my location in Southern Calif. We loaded mine on his now empty truck and he took it back to the factory.
I got a call from Brad at AMLRV on Monday March 17th letting me know that the camper arrived safely at the factory. We then reviewed the list I provided him of items that needed attention besides the main fiberglass issue.
Interesting footnote. When I showed the salesperson who was going to take the camper back the fiberglass release, he said, without prompting, that injecting glue through the bed to the fiberglass will not work and that they have repaired several campers with this issue by completely removing the front cap. That's is the way this board and the experts I have showed it to feel it should be repaired as well. So that is good news.....
I intend to drive the 1,083 miles to pick up the camper when it is done so I can put eyes on the all the repairs while still at the factory. Hell of a round trip, but better than noticing something not up to snuff when it is 1,000 miles from the factory.
The camper was finally picked up and taken to Yakima WA. I met a sales rep from EC that was dropping off a camper at the Ventura RV show, about 2 hours north of my location in Southern Calif. We loaded mine on his now empty truck and he took it back to the factory.
I got a call from Brad at AMLRV on Monday March 17th letting me know that the camper arrived safely at the factory. We then reviewed the list I provided him of items that needed attention besides the main fiberglass issue.
Interesting footnote. When I showed the salesperson who was going to take the camper back the fiberglass release, he said, without prompting, that injecting glue through the bed to the fiberglass will not work and that they have repaired several campers with this issue by completely removing the front cap. That's is the way this board and the experts I have showed it to feel it should be repaired as well. So that is good news.....
I intend to drive the 1,083 miles to pick up the camper when it is done so I can put eyes on the all the repairs while still at the factory. Hell of a round trip, but better than noticing something not up to snuff when it is 1,000 miles from the factory.
