2013 Leprechaun water leak problems
My wife and I bought a new 2013 Leprechaun 317SA that we like a lot except we have very bad water leak issue in it. The front cap on our unit, and apparently on a lot of 2013 Leprechauns, was mounted...
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Mich F wrote:
Has Coachmen offered you anything for all this hassle you've had to endure with this defective coach ? It's one one thing not being able to use a new motor home, it's something else having to make the monthly payments on a motor home that you can't use.
It really even goes beyond the past loss of use. How does this problem effect the long term use of the coach and its future value? What will be like in several years when there is no warranty? I wonder how many owners will discover that they have a problem after their warranty has expired and how they will be treated. I am sure that the restorative work done on mine would cost several thousand dollars if paid out of pocket and those folks will have to just pay it most likely. What I would like Coachmen to do, especially if they have a fix, is to have a general recall and a mass inspection and fix. As far as offering me anything, they have not other than to do the normal warranty work, which there has been a lot of.
