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Originally Posted by Pete'sMH
Good advice. But it’s not always practical to test EVERYTHING. Typicality I like to explore on my own. It’s not enough to know there are no leaks (for me). I want to see the construction and routing of lines. I want to see the wiring not just know that the lights work and look at the roof sealing not just know that it hasn’t leaked yet. Stuff like that. And while you shouldn’t have to fix stuff you’ll find that most RV systems are pretty straightforward and easy to fix. And you’ll learn a LOT about your machine in the process. Also, don’t forget to have fun - even when there are things that need to be fixed.
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First, you have a great list ... way to do your homework. Love all the builds of the forum folks. I agree with doing a roof walk look for any anomalies ... they only warranty sealants for like a year. Also, someone else suggested no "tickie no laundry" ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE!!!! Do not take delivery until EVERYTHING is 100%. The time and frustration you will waste on warranty work seems to be unavoidable so why not hold them hostage for quick service now vs. just being one of the gang later! Hopefully you will have a different experience but why take the risk out of the gate.
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