I agree 100% with the poster that with the attitude in writing from Brad, I wouldn't own an Eagle Cap/Adventurer product ever as why feed your after tax money to an idiot manufacturer who'd even consider or allow using clamps to squeeze a too large hose on to a much smaller barb fitting and using a putty type filler to hope it won't leak and then make excuses for it failing and blaming the purchaser for not finding it while being behind a screwed on sealed covered area?
The failure is Adventurer's fault alone and they should have instantly accepted and made or paid for the total proper repair immediately and issue the owner a full minimum 5 year warranty coverage for any damage the leaked water has caused to the structure or components. They had caused the problem alone as they were the actual manufacturer and who had chosen this method of assembly!
How stupid can a manufacturer be anyway and Brad needs to be promptly fired for such a horrible response in writing as the representative for the manufacturer. In my business owned, Brad would be instantly shown the door and slammed shut behind him!
This should do a lot to turn off prospective buyers of Adventurer's products with their mindset, assembly methods and components used, lack of quality control, and then telling you that it's all your fault if their product fails. Shame on Adventurer!!!
BTW, I have saved the pic and the thread text and Adventurer's reply and will be giving printed out copies to our area RV dealers and RV repair places as it's in writing and has actual pictures of the issue. May help them to check for this issue on Adventurer TC's as it's very doubtful that this was the only time it's happened or will happen.
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