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Old 09-24-2017, 09:38 AM   #21
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John, i’m going to have it fixed in March by the dealer. I have an appointment already for annual maintenance and and warranty issues that crop up between now and then. My 26HE was dent free when I sold it after 5 years, and i’d Like to keep this one dent-free too!
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Old 09-26-2017, 07:49 AM   #22
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Had to laugh, MacDuff! Thanks, all. I think I’ll get an estimate from a local shop and see where it takes me.
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I am in the process of getting hail damaged compartment doors replaced. Four doors with a total length of over 20 ft. Three of the doors are one solid color and one has three colors. New doors are coming unpainted from the factory and a new bathroom vent fan is included.

Total price is $8500 paid for by my insurance with no deductible. Work is being done by an RV shop that specializes in RV body repair/rebuild and RV interior design/remodel. Keeping my fingers crossed that this will turn out OK. Hope this gives you an idea of the kind of costs involved at least for this particular situation.
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Old 09-26-2017, 09:30 AM   #23
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Since you have proof that the dent was there at the time of delivery, I'd let the dealer/Winnebago take care of it.
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Old 09-26-2017, 05:30 PM   #24
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With Regard to La Mesa. Document Everything - keep a folder, or three ring binder. Mine filled up pretty fast after a year; and report and complain about everything your first year. This way you have a good record. My list is huge of all the things that went wrong with our BRAND NEW COACH! A quarter of it, and I am sorry to say were screw ups with La Mesa. I am a good record keeper but let a lot of things go until finally others said "hey, that's like your house, you deserve to have it fixed new" We had a warp in our cargo door, I had to complain about it a few times but they finally agreed to fix it. Document everything, notes, pictures and Dates.
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Old 09-26-2017, 05:33 PM   #25
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Good luck with that. Were you in the couch when the hail came down? We dodged a big storm up in Minnesota near Duluth. My weather alert alarm went off alerting us to the hail storm coming; the size of two inch hail reported. We got lucky - but, a storm could literally happen to any of us during our travels.
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Good luck with that. Were you in the couch when the hail came down? We dodged a big storm up in Minnesota near Duluth. My weather alert alarm went off alerting us to the hail storm coming; the size of two inch hail reported. We got lucky - but, a storm could literally happen to any of us during our travels.
The coach was in a storage facility about 4 mi from our place. It had been in our driveway just the week before, wish I'd left it there. I didn't discover the damage until a couple of weeks later. Nearby residents had reported about 2" size hail that was in a narrow band. We had none at our house.

Nothing else was damaged but the compartment doors on one side. Except I did loose one weep hole cover due to a direct hit and the bathroom powered vent lid. The hail left marks on my dirty roof but no damage at all.
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