If your living in your coach, Lazydays might be your better choice. They allow you to live in your coach when they are not working on it, ie overnight. When they are working on it they have a comfortable lounge area and a cafeteria that serves a modest lunch (no choices only one offering). If you don't like what they offer you can walk accross the parking lot to Cracker Barrel for your meal.
I will admit I purchased my coach from then. It did take a little while getting some agreed on repairs done, but they did finish to my satification.
I recently had a problem with my kicthen slide not opening properly. Took it to them and had it repaired under extended warrenty. No hassel, no problem.
If you check posts on Lazydays you'll find both good and bad. So far I've got to rate them as good in my experance.
Their are large with a good parts and labor supply, so chances of getting service completed in a reasonable time should be good.
Would I go there again? Yes.
Would I go to Harbersons? Yes.
Will someone say something aginst LD? Just wait.
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Earl
05 Meridian, 39K, 350 CAT. '13 F-150 4X4, Blue Ox Aventa LX, Roadmaster 9160, 2018 Honda GL1800 Goldwing Tour, USAF Retired.
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