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Originally Posted by Travelin' Texans
Apparently some dealers combs are much more coarse than others "fine tooth combs". Some dealers won't even run their fingers through it let alone comb it.
Did someone say Camping World??
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You know, maybe the manufacturers, the dealers and the owners should start using their I phones to record problems, the person that knows about it, the 'way' things work right and the gaurantees (maybe use one when the owner gets the RV, so they understand everything about it and the one they want is the one they got, not one that looks like it except it's a year older). The books state one thing, the gaurantees another and the salesmen say one thing and it ain't so. It's on the owner then to keep his recordings but also to make a logbook of the repairs. It's on the dealers then to repair it right and not take forever and the brands to keep out of the courts for not doing right. These RVs cost as much as a house and should not have the problems we talk about before the purchase. RVs are to be used and not in the shops being fixed all the time.
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