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RedLamar · 10-10-2022, 03:06 AM

Good recommendations needed for a Mobile Repair Tech in the Kansas City area. Anyone?

olly72 · 10-10-2022, 05:06 AM

Don't know what your exact problem is but had a slide problem there also. No tech available tech for weeks. Decided that the Winnebago factory in Iowa was only 500 miles away and went there. When you get there you fill out a work order and they call you when a tech is available. It took 1/2 hour for us to see a tech then another day to get everything fixed. Well worth the extra mileage.

Jabber Jaw · 10-10-2022, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by RedLamar

Good recommendations needed for a Mobile Repair Tech in the Kansas City area. Anyone?

Here is one we used! Was great! A nice fellow! And fixed the problem!

Happy Camper's Mobile RV

(816) 384-4671
Opens at 9:00 AM your time

Good Luck!

Allan Bishop

wolfe10 · 10-10-2022, 07:08 AM

Please tell us what you need fixed.

Some guys are good with RV systems, but not chassis issues. Others are the opposite. They are seldom interchangeable!

RedLamar · 10-10-2022, 11:28 AM

The airbag dump button on the dash panel has decided to stop working so I suspect a fuse has blown. Does anyone know where the HWH fuse panel is on a Winnebago Ultimate Advantage 40k?

RedLamar · 10-10-2022, 11:33 AM

I'm moving this to a new post. Thanks all.

House Husband · 10-10-2022, 02:46 PM

A-Z RV repair has very knowledgeably people. I had the opportunity to talk shop with the owner at a RV show. The guy knows his stuff.

https://www.azmobilerv.com/

Richard

RedLamar · 10-11-2022, 05:25 AM

Thanks Olly72. I think I have a blown fuse on my air-dump, I'll know for sure later today. I don't know your location but I'm going to put in a plug for another option if your rig's slides and jacks were made by HWH. HWH is in Moscow Iowa just off I-80. They have 5 or so 50 amp spots for overnight parking next to their building. On the day of your appointment, at 7 am get your door assignment, pull it in and they take care of things quickly. Once we were just starting to enter the Herbert Hoover Museum nearby at 9 am and they called to tell us they were already done. Everything including raising one end of the slide and installing the new shuttle valve cost $256 and we were out the door & back on the road. That, btw is almost the exact same amount an unnamed Kansas City mobile repair service charged us to come out a couple of weeks earlier and tell us that we had a soft floor that they could replace for $3,000. Now you see why I am looking for recommendations from this group.