Narrowed down to 3 and the research begins
After looking at 5th wheels we decided to stay with travel trailers since we can get everything we want and still be below our weight limits. After looking we have narrowed down to these three... ...
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love2rvcamp wrote:donn0128 wrote:
Have you checked out Arctic Fox? Northwood, while a smaller mfg builds RVs on in house frames and are reputed to be among the best built in the industry.
We looked at them via web site but closest dealer is 360 miles away. Not sure what to do if any warranty work needed to be done.
Most all the components in any TT are the same brands and models as in other brand of TT's. Warranty work can be done by any certified shop, no matter what they sell. Even chassis and structure repairs are similar to any other brand.
Let's look at it a different way.... You buy from a backyard dealer. Now you are 700 miles away on a camping excursion when you have a major failure that requires warranty work.... say a axle problem so that you cannot tow it 700 miles back home to get your local backyard dealer to get it worked on. What do you do? You have any nearby certified trailer repair shop do what your own shop would do. Analyze the problem, call the manufacturer for a warranty repair authorization, and then fix it.
