WW Repairs
As just about all of us have read here, certain models of WW trailers have defects that have resulted in a number of different problems. To one degree or another, this subject has come up on this for...
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FarmerDill wrote:
Not yet. I was wanting to let the list of fixes build up first before I took er' in. We get away at least once a month and I was afraid that our trailer would sit at the dealer/repair shop waiting while we could be out riding. So far, we've just dealt with it. Unless it's a major repair or appliances while under warranty, I've always fixed my own. No reason for the dealer to have our trailer for a few weeks for pidley junk. I'm sure the problems that we have will be resolved sooner or later.
Jason
Thats what we did. Just got ours back. Waited a year and had 30 something items on the list. Mostly cosmetic except for replacement of water tank. We took it to the WW Perris facility. They had it done in less than 3 weeks. This was through the holdays as well. Great service. They did a good job and did some stuff we didn't even have listed. Like additional frame supports and repainted our interior floor. Trailer came back nice and clean and new looking. Great job Weekend Warrior!!!!!!!!!!!
