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Originally Posted by notanlines

"My dealer just sent a brand new Montana back to the factory and refused to take delivery because they found so many issues that would have to be fixed under warranty. "
That makes me wonder if A, is the dealer telling Mike the truth, and B, what hot-shotter as they like to be called would be willing to drag that RV back to Indiana? I suspect the RV doesn't move if he doesn't get paid.

On edit: I looked into this a little further and read the following on www.rvtransport.com:
"An example is when we bring a unit back to the factory for warranty repairs, or because delivery was refused for some reason. On most return loads, and other 'back-haul' loads, the mileage revenue is shared, with 80% of the mileage revenue paid to the truck."

Now that sounds like an incentive for the dirver to take extra care in avoiding pot holes, and otherwise "gently" teturning a load.