Kodiak 2014 279RBSL Looks like a lemon
My wife and I purchased our first TT about two weeks ago. Since my signature went on the dotted line the problems grow worse. First of all, I have never done any RV'ing; my wife has done some before w...
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Glad to hear your repairs went well. My compliments on your patience.
One thing I would suggest is for you to request an additional 1 yr warranty on top of whatever you have now and at least a 5 year warranty against mold and rot.
Why?
It's a brand new rig. Now it is a "repaired" rig. Did they refund you about 20%-30% of the difference between new and used? Maybe a bit much, but it's not unreasonable to expect a concession for the soaking of your rig.
If they object, simply ask if they are confident in their repairs and that no long term damage was caused by the water leaks. If they are confident, this concession of a longer warranty shouldn't cost them a thing. If they are wrong, they will bear the costs, not you- as it should be.
One thing I would suggest is for you to request an additional 1 yr warranty on top of whatever you have now and at least a 5 year warranty against mold and rot.
Why?
It's a brand new rig. Now it is a "repaired" rig. Did they refund you about 20%-30% of the difference between new and used? Maybe a bit much, but it's not unreasonable to expect a concession for the soaking of your rig.
If they object, simply ask if they are confident in their repairs and that no long term damage was caused by the water leaks. If they are confident, this concession of a longer warranty shouldn't cost them a thing. If they are wrong, they will bear the costs, not you- as it should be.
