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FishOnOne wrote:gsbrockman wrote:
Hey Jim....does that fancy satellite dish just pop up and aim itself???
Jim,
That camper looks like a jewel... Enjoy it along with your family.
โAug-06-2016 06:36 PM
gsbrockman wrote:
Hey Jim....does that fancy satellite dish just pop up and aim itself???
โAug-06-2016 06:14 PM
Splashers3 wrote:
WOW Jim - just catching up and can't believe your luck....but I am so glad that things turned out in your favor. I think your health is gonna be just fine. Look at what you've gone through my friend!
Load her up and hit the road...after your house sale closes.
Keep us posted as to your where abouts...remember, we have to link up.
Mike
โAug-06-2016 06:14 PM
shadows4 wrote:
Been following your saga Jim, AWESOME news!!!! Best wishes for you and yours.
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โAug-05-2016 06:27 PM
RustyJC wrote:
The RV Armor roof has a lifetime, transferable material and labor warranty. I think you may have misunderstood - I was proposing that Thor pay to have RV Armor come to your location and install a roof rather than having to haul it back to Howe, Indiana. If I were in your shoes, I'd propose it to Camping World/Thor as a mutually agreeable solution, but I'm not in your shoes.
On Edit: Based on the post above that popped up while I was typing, Thor may play hardball on this, but if they aren't assuming the warranty obligation, who knows? I guess it depends on DRV's current warranty administrator.
Again, just a thought....
Rusty
โAug-05-2016 06:23 PM
Hunter11 wrote:What's your opinion of the RV Armor-type spray-on roofs? Our daughter and son-in-law had one installed on their Mobile Suites last year and are really happy with it. They will actually come to your location and install it - it's about a 3 day job. If you find it acceptable, it may wind up being a better option for your timetable and even for Thor's pocketbook than having to pay to return it to the factory, etc. It might be worth discussing with Thor as a reasonable compromise - again, IF you are comfortable with the technology.
I went through this with our 2015 Heartland Landmark. Under warranty our roof delaminated and both the wood decking and rubber roof had to be replaced. I tried to go the RV Armor roof replacement and was told Thor/Heartland would not warranty anything other than the original replacement. I was told if we wanted this option the cost would be on us with no warranty.
Jim,
I know how you are feeling right now as we went through this with our Landmark. We are full time and in a 23 month period we were out of our trailer for 6 weeks due to warranty work due to poor workmanship by Heartland. That trailer was the biggest POS we ever owned. We spent about ten days at a hotel that excepted pets on our dime while we were out of our trailer. We are lucky that my wife has family here and the other time we were out of it we were able to stay with them. It was very stressful on both of us.
We were lucky and got out of the Landmark while we still had good equity in it and got into the MS we now own. We have had a couple of issues but they were taken care of by DRV and our dealer. I know it is hard to do when you are full time but give your dealer and DRV a chance to make it right.