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Originally Posted by pyoung47
Can you imagine taking your new truck in for warranty issues and waiting three months for the repair. I can’t imagine why these RV people don’t want to turn out more work. More work/more profit I would think. Is it just to discourage customers from reporting warranty issues?
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seems that dealers #1- have more sales related work of getting them ready, than they have for service (either warranty or drop in service); and #2 - use service work as a fill-in when other high end (ROI type {return on investment} work) is either completed or is secondary to primary mission (sales related) work.
. . . THIS is where KIND words, Understanding but gentle persistent progress Inspection from you of Your unit, pays off. IF one drops unit and does no follow-up, it sends a message of little care when problem fixed (if You don't care, why should They?)... In my humble opinion.