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I couldn’t even tell you the brand name I get. And its probably different every year. Like Tory said, just make sure it’s for RVs. 🙂
Following as I have the same issue.
Brilliant!
I’ve never come across that fee…
Awwww, cute
Oh, I’ve never done this… learn something new every day
Everything about the drive! Driving down the interstate, through heavy traffic, up/down steep hills, stopping for gas. All anxiety inducing!
Love it!
Instant pot!
I personally have never had anything stolen, but I’ve had friends have both of their e-bikes stolen right off their RV overnight. A couple thousand dollars in value.
Good questions above! It also depends whether you’re buying from a private party or a dealer:
Buying from a Private Party:
- Why are you selling it? This can give insight into whether the trailer has any issues or if the owner simply doesn’t use it anymore.
- How long have you owned it? This can indicate if they’ve had enough time to know the trailer’s quirks or potential problems.
- Has it been in any accidents or sustained damage? You’re more likely to get a direct answer from a private seller, but it’s good to ask to uncover any hidden issues.
- Do you have the maintenance records? They may not always keep detailed records, but asking can give you insight into how well the trailer was maintained.
- Can I take it to a mechanic or RV technician for inspection?
- Do you have the title? Is it clean and in your name? You want to ensure there are no liens or legal issues attached to the trailer.
Buying from a Dealer:
- Is there any warranty or dealer guarantee? Dealers may offer warranties on used trailers or certified pre-owned units. It’s important to know what coverage you’ll have after the purchase.
- Can I see the service or inspection report? Dealers usually inspect trailers before selling them and should have documentation of any repairs or service done.
- What are the financing options? Dealers typically offer financing, so asking about interest rates, terms, and monthly payment estimates may help you get a lower rate.
- Are there any additional fees? Dealers often charge fees for paperwork, inspection, or prep. Get a full breakdown of the cost beyond the sticker price.
- Can I trade in my current RV or vehicle? If you have a trade-in, a dealer is likely to offer that option, and it’s good to know how it impacts the final price.
- Can I negotiate the price or terms? Dealers might have more flexibility in negotiating, so asking about discounts, price reductions, or special offers can save money.
- What’s the return policy or exchange policy? Unlike private sellers, dealers may have a return or exchange policy, so it’s important to ask upfront.
- Are there extended service plans or roadside assistance packages available? Some dealers offer extras that might be valuable if you’re planning to use the trailer extensively.
Thanks! Yea, I wasn’t expecting it to be perfect or even comparable to a home fiber connection, but just curious if it had alot of issues. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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We have a pellet fire pit. Just fill up a tub of pellets to take with us. Super easy. Dont have to worry about firewood. This one: https://www.amazon.com/SURESTOVE-Smokeless-Portable-Stainless-Backyard/dp/B0BM9WYXY1/
Thats me with my arms up in the air as my husband backs up the trailer LOL
