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Originally Posted by Kirch1
To be quite honest I am pretty handy myself. I have remodeled several homes, built garage, deck, etc. So to your point most of the stuff I probably could’ve fixed except for the major stuff like air conditioning, slides etc. But my point was why do I need to do that when I purchased a brand new trailer. And in my conversation I did tell him that. But I’m not helpless so I could probably fix most of the stuff but that was not the point. I’m hoping this is the end of it and will move forward in a positive direction. My wife and I both love the camper as a pertains to layout, style, color and it pulls great. Let’s hope for the best if not I will be trading it off next year.
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If it were me I would think long and hard about the highlighted above. Trading in next year only means you get a different trailer with a laundry list of unknown problems that have to be repaired......again. I've gone that route a few times and the result is always the same......no magic elixir fix with a new trailer, just new problems and new frustrations until you identify all the issues and get them fixed. That is when you should determine to keep the unit vs buying a new Pandora's box of who knows what. I made that determination on this trailer; no more new ones to fight and worry about or work on. Get this one right and hang on.