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Old 05-26-2009, 08:05 PM   #1
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We are full timers and need to do a bit of scheduling and planning in order to get the rig checked out while on our way from Point A to Point B.
Assuming some parts may be required, what is the expected time I may have to spend at a dealership to get this thing handled?
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We are full timers and need to do a bit of scheduling and planning in order to get the rig checked out while on our way from Point A to Point B.
Assuming some parts may be required, what is the expected time I may have to spend at a dealership to get this thing handled?
kayo, If you have your campaign letter, an appointment and the parts are verified to be in stock, I expect no more than 8 hours from start to completion. Just enough time to go shopping with the DW have a nice lunch and take in a movie.
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I would bet that if they have the parts in stock, it would only take a couple of hours. It’s probably a good idea to spend the night at the service center although it probably won’t be necessary. A good shop would have the parts ready to go before taking your motorhome in. Make sure they know you are Fulltime.
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