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Re: Wiper blade replacement
Ava wrote: I put two 28" blades from Costco for about $25 on my rig. The wider arms on mine also have two screws to secure the blade to the arm. With the new blades I popped out the rivet in the center of the new blades then attached the original mounting bracket with a small stainless nylock nut and bolt. Works great and much cheaper. Ditto, Get blades at WalMart611Views0likes0CommentsRe: AT&T Rant - This Could happen to You
sch911 wrote: Used AT&T for years no issues. I make all changes myself online. Changes have always taken affect immediately and are properly prorated. Ditto since 2003. Son traveled to Afghanistan compliments of the USA. They made changes on his phone to accommodate foreign travel. Was billed $1000. A call to ATT fixed the problem on a Friday evening, and the billing error was corrected immediately if not sooner. He did thorough homework ahead of his deployment. Even though the ATT rep only had authority to credit $500, he said he would bump it up immediately, but it would take a few days for the additional $550 credit to be applied. It was fixed almost as soon as we hung up. Just did combined billing, and vets 15% discount dropped off. Call fixed billing issue, credit issued and discount reapplied. Things happen, it's how it is fixed. ATT has always provided good customer service for us. Can't say the same for it's major competitor. Dropped them like a hot iron, when they gave me **** about a billing problem. That was 2001. Still have a memory. That was their landline service at the time. They never got to provide me with cell service.719Views0likes0CommentsRe: Help Tiffin ceiling panels falling down
BobGed wrote: Try calling Phillip Hollingsworth, the west coast Tiffin service rep, (951) 906-7080. If anything can be done on the west coast, he will know where. Thanks for the info. The last time we went to the Tiffin factory,we had a few day wait, and they were farming some of their work out to local folks. Our routes use to take us close to Red Bay, and if we needed something done, it was convenient. It was always a good experience.507Views0likes0CommentsRe: Help Tiffin ceiling panels falling down
BobGed wrote: RV CONUS wrote: Now, I need to find a good MH mechanic for the When If time arrives, and for some maintenance work. Good Luck! Where are you located in NV? Laughlin Bullhead City is the closest for any type of service. I am looking at Las Vegas, and maybe a RV Tech in Lake Havasu. I over research anyone that is going to touch my MH. I have had good results due to the efforts it takes in researching.508Views0likes0CommentsRe: Help Tiffin ceiling panels falling down
These folks did some repair work this summer after a hit and run driver tried to take out the front of my MH to the tune of $7300. Insurance took care of it. Pro Collision, Lake Havasu, AZ It was worth the 150 mile round trip to have them do the repair work. They work closely with Tiffin to ID parts, etc. If Tiffin uses a special glue, etc, they could probably get it. I did a lot of research to find these folks after we moved to NV, and some low life scumbaggin' maggot, hit the MH while it was parked and took off. I was not disappointed. I believe they are honest and committed to good customer service. Now, I need to find a good MH mechanic for the When If time arrives, and for some maintenance work. Good Luck! PS, Looks like the PP, Posting Police are on the job today, hope you get some helpful responses. You can click on a name and block any posters that are unable or unwilling to provide helpful information other than just criticism. I don't see a whole lot of posting **** anymore, CLICK,,,,,oops blocked myself! :E I don't see anything wrong with your post. But then again, I suffered through reading and writing comprehension!:B Thanks Teach!, I hated reading and writing comprehension, it was too much like work! Disclaimer: anyyy typooos, spelling or grammatical errors are mine and mine alone. But, I really don't care as much as I use to. Retired!, working towards a type z personality.507Views0likes0CommentsRe: Outrageous wipers-Chevy Sonic
Never had a dealer refuse to provide cost of a maintenance item. Wanted to have dealer install baseplate, wiring, etc. provided cost of baseplate, installation, etc. They were on the high side. Saved $100 on baseplate, and $150 on install. They would install the baseplate I purchased cheaper through another source. Amazing what a little communication will accomplish. Right up there with read and writing comprehension. I would be too embarrassed to pitch a biotch about the cost of something if I failed to do due diligence. Must be living in a Narcissistic entitlement culture. Ask and you shall receive????? Don't do anything without knowing the $$$$, and you will have economical harmony in day to day living. BTW, I liked my 2012 Sonic, but never put $72 wipers on it. Now have the 2015 Terrain, won't put $72 wipers on it. We really liked the Sonic, thinking about buying another Sonic, we liked it so much. I assume a new sonic will come with the $72 wipers.:E:B oops, Assumption is the Mother of all Screw-ups!:R192Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jeep Cherokee wobble while towed
When researching 2015 vehicles for towing. We wanted the Jeep Cherokee. However, with the potential problem noted as well as transmission issues, we decided against the Cherokee. Instead went with the GMC Terrain. Previously towed a 2013 Sonic and 2008 Liberty without any issues. Both vehicles were great tow behinds. The GMC mpg is a lot better than the Liberty and almost as good as the Sonic, with a lot more room. Tow dolly and trailer may be an option for the Cherokee without the expense of a new vehicle. Is a Jeep a Jeep or is a Jeep a Fiat? Seems to be a lot happening with Jeeps for towing vehicles. Changes, changes and more changes.531Views0likes0CommentsRe: Dumping Gray Water In Your Campsite
How things have changed..... Years ago a Texas SP asked me to use the gray water from the shower and sink to water the vegetation around the campsite due to drought conditions. Yellow rivers flow freely, just ask EPA....:S Which is more of a pollutant, gray water, or non-picked up doggie ****? :B81Views0likes0Comments
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