For me it is a real no brainier and although I consider myself handy I do know my limits
While waiting for them, I went to Jenks lake with my family for 4 hours walk,picnic and relaxing (attached), and went back to Campground when they arrived.
It took two professional guys two hours to push it in. They went over the roof, opened the weather seal, disconnected the motors and reconnected the motors, pushed the slide on track.... I also have to help them to push the slide control when both of them working
I don't believe I can do it for one month
They didn't push it by hand, they just correct the slide,track etc and use the motors to push the slide in.
The bottom line:
A lot of things are damaged, the track, the support, motor etc...
According to them, Thor is using the same hardware metal used for 10' slide out on my 29' slide, it is just not strong enough and it is badly designed.
It was the 3rd time they have to do this in 3 weeks.
It will be very expensive to fix it,but I do have extended warranty, it is suppose to cover those areas. But they don't cover this service call.
Now I can continue enjoying my stay here.
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Originally Posted by ducksface
You chose the best course of action.
Calling someone with (hopefully) experience.
Some will say you gave up, I'll say you wised up.
My roadside assistance (I'm not sure which one, maybe my extended warranty) has some catastrophic clause, paying for a day or two of something somehow if the rv breaks.
I'm not sure, but you might want to take a look. |
Quote:
Originally Posted by ducksface
You chose the best course of action.
Calling someone with (hopefully) experience.
Some will say you gave up, I'll say you wised up.
My roadside assistance (I'm not sure which one, maybe my extended warranty) has some catastrophic clause, paying for a day or two of something somehow if the rv breaks.
I'm not sure, but you might want to take a look. |
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