Unfortunate that this happened to you, but what does this have to do with RVs?
Sorry I did not realize this was RV only and I will now delete this account.
Sorry if I offended you or interrupted your day with with non-rv nonsense!
Yep, Good Sam and RV net have always been about RVs. Not offended (I assume this is sarcasm) just had me scratching my head what this had to do with RVs. Good luck. I will opine on your issue though, since you paid to have it shipped, I would say the onus is on you to also get it back to the manufacturer. You bought it sight unseen and it seems like the manufacturer does not deliver, hence why you paid to have it shipped, and so I doubt they'd offer to come get it. Does seem like they are willing to fix the issues, but they would have to have it on site. Same thing happens with RVs. People, myself included, have travelled great distances to get a good deal on an RV. But when issues happen, you are required to take it back to the dealer, and usually the same dealer. A lot of dealers won't work on RVs where you didn't buy it, or at least it goes to the back of the long line of warranty work. In either case, you're still required to get it there on your dime. Not sure what other advice you are looking for.
At this point it would probably be cheaper and easier to fix it yourself or have local company do it (if they'll touch another company's trailer). Good luck.
