Truer words were never spoken ... "As soon as the dealer gets your money ... ". I learned that when I bought my RV. The whole PDI experience was a sham as was trying to get any warranty or repair work. I stopped going to my selling dealer after the first year warranty was expired and haven't returned in four years. Some excellent video tips from both Part 1 & Part 2. I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to share your experiences and tips with the rest of us. I have to admit when you showed that there was no vacuum bag on your vacuum system ... I just had to smile and shake my head. Your dealer should be ashamed and embarrassed ... but them again ... I guess they already got your money, so do they really care???
There should be some sort of law or website that these dealers are names & shamed as they do not deserve you money and it's only when it starts affecting their profits that they may do something about it.
I am truly enjoying your videos. Each one is quite informative and I for one, greatly appreciate you taking the time to share your wisdom with the rest of us. Thank You!
Thank you for your e-mail, any tips we can provide can only help, we have plenty more to come. So thanks for watching and for your interest. Regards Glenn
We have used this system for years and have never ever had a problem. It's funny because all of these people ae waving directions to me and I only follow Julias commands, we even have a back up system incase the batteries go flat
Hello Glen... We have had a motorcoach built. It's taken approx. four months to build. We will pick our new coach up soon. We are very excited! We are in the market for the very best surge protector (hard wired of course) I really appreciate that you guys appreciate wonderful great quality products as my husband and I do as well. So I would love to get your opinion on this very important safety device. We really enjoy all your videos! Please keep them coming! If at all possible, more often please! You guys keep me smiling!! Looking forward...........
After a lot of research we went for the progressive industries fixed unit as this offers exactly what an RV needs, protection from low /hight voltage and surge protection. I also think I'm correct in saying that should the unit fail due to a surge that they will change it Free of charge. Also really easy to install. Hope this helps
Sir, your videos are awesome... I am planning to buy an RV in the next few years as I get closer to retirement and I will be watching your videos to get some great time/money saving tips. Please keep them coming, they are really appreciated! Cheers to you and Julia! :)
Same thing happen to me with the Dirt Devil, there were no bag in it. I noticed dirt been blown inside the storage compartment so I decided to change the bag. LOL looked just like yours did. Great videos, very informative but to be honest you got me all scared about Entegras with some of your problems. I have a Fleetwood 2015 Excursion and so far not a major problem yet.
Hi Hector How funny, we have a 2008 Fleetwood Excursion (from new) which we have in France and we have NEVER had a problem. we have travelled 35,000 mile
Agree ... would love to see any tips that you can share. I agree with Mr Ray that the best information is from fellow RVers that have experience ... good or bad ... and can share that. :)
So, because of your video series, where you have offered some incredible tips, I have decided to go with the Entegra Cornerstone. A couple of other videos from other RUclips channels also helped, but yours really drove the decision home, so first off, thank you for taking the time to do the video series and offer such helpful tips. My biggest concern now is with warranties and service. It appears that even though you love your coach, you haven't seemed to get the kind of service that this price point should get. Can you offer tips on that? Obviously, I know DON'T expect much from the selling dealer, and do research on the dealer as well, or they will gut you on the price as they did to you from a post I read from you below. Any considerations you would have on this would be truly appreciated. Finally, I really appreciate all the video shots were you are driving and recording the road ahead, and where you are recording your unit moving on roads. No one does shots like that and I am interested in how the unit looks when it rolls down the road. Meaning does it look cumbersome when on a narrow twisty road, or does it look like it has performance features that help it move through those turns gracefully and with ease. Also, do you experience any shoulder or arm fatigue while driving long distances and through heavy winds?
Well first of all well done on choosing an Entegra if you are one of the lucky ones you'll only have 50-70 initial faults most of which will be fairly east to fix. If you are one of the many then you will spend a large part of your first year having things repaired. I think that the product is sound but sadly lacking in attention to detail. As for warranty this seems to be pretty good apart form the fact that you will probably have the same job repaired 3-4 times before that actually fix it. I delivered our RV to a dealer in Tucson (Lazydays) on the 23rd May and it's now the 14th July and they still haven't managed to get approval on all of the warranty issues. The waiting list to get your RV to Entegra in Middlebury is from what I hear around 6 months. I really would try and find a good dealer locally who will work with you on the warranty stuff as this may be your quickest route. Forget RVOne they are absolutely terrible, once they have your money you will be ancient history. As for driving, it's a piece of cake and very soon you'll be driving the RV likes it's a car (see our video of Julia driving for the first time). Very easy to drive and very quite. I WOULD TAKE YOUR RV TO A LUBE SHOP AND HAVE IT COMPLETELY GREASED FROM ONE END TO THE OTHER as these RV chassis have no grease at all. Cross winds aren't a problem at all, just keep your speed to around 50 MPH Have you ordered one or still thinking about it?
Well...now that is interesting that you ask that. First, my plan is to buy a unit in the next four months. I was originally going to order my unit, but a trusted source told me that I wold not be able to take advantage of the huge savings that I could get from certain dealers that buy these units in quantity. This was also confirmed by a salesman at one of the large scale RV dealers that I spoke to. Lately, I have been more concerned with the fact that Thor has now purchased Jayco. The biggest reason that I had decided on Entegra was because they were family owned. While, i am a single guy, I have a belief that family owned products are better made products due to the fact that the family is somewhat accessible should something go wrong. If i wanted a Thor product, I would have bought a Thor product. I get a little ....no A LOT nervous when a manufacturer whose product isn't as good purchases a company whose product is better. So, I have to admit that I am nervous. Been considering my original choice which was a Realm, but now that puts me back in the $600k territory. sigh.... I really like your videos, and please continue with all of the tips that you both offer. They will allow a newbie like me to start off with a good experience. I'm already creating to do lists and check off lists on my laptop. What is the benefit to greasing the chassis? (I will do it, just wondering about what it does). Appreciate the dealer tip. What's funny is every time I have told someone that I am buying an RV, they have always said, "DO NOT GO TO RVOne!" I have never asked for their opinion, they just offer that up, and you are the latest, soooo....no RVOne for me!
The reason I mention the grease is that Entegra are not greased when they arrive and several people have said this and mine was/is no exception, maybe the problems I am having is due to lack of grease. So my advise is either get the dealer to confirm that they have completely grease your rv or take it to a lube shop. It will be worth what ever the cost.
Got it. Thanks. Let me know if anything else comes to mind that you think I should know about. I appreciate all of the information that you have given me (and everyone else) so far.
Where did you purchase all of your wheel, mirror and wiper blade covers from? We are new to the RV world and are looking for all of the 'must have extras' to make life more comfortable and less hassle free for all of our upcoming travels.
WOW ! That was one quick reply! LOL Must have caught you sitting at your computer. Do you have a brand name for them or who you purchased them from. BTW: If you're ever in the SE (Florida) during the 'Love Bug' season your Norwex Scrub cloth will certainly get a workout ... or wear out. The best product I have found for cleaning Love Bugs (they are a very nasty, and plentiful during their mating season twice a year here) off of our windshields is called 'Bugs-B-Gone' made by a company called Seafoam.
That Norwex Cloth you used to remove bugs from the front grill area and windshield was a product I would like to try, being in South Texas bug splatter on the front of our vehicles is a problem. You mentioned in the video able a link to get more information but I did not see it. Would you be kind to provide the link to me> Thank you, and enjoy your stay in Arizona.
It looks like you enjoyed wiping the bugs off a little bit too much...Enjoying your videos and can i please see a meal being cooked in the RV, I do remember the first meal that that was cooked i just want to see how frustrating the kitchen is
I'm not sure if I should thank you for your tips regarding the bug removal cloth! I Google "Norwex" and it turned out it's a Norwegian company with a lot of household equipment. I called them and got a full package of all kinds of stuff to a good price. Yes the bug cloth works incredible well, but now my wife force me to do all floors in the house with the new tools "since it was my idea" so since YOU tricked me into this, you better help me out!
Hi Ralph, I think I used a 2 gallon tank purchased from lowes or home depot but the size of the tank doesn't really matter the bigger the tank the more water you will have before your pump will kick in. Here a link I found that may help: wannabrv.akom.net/archives/12-RV-Expansion-Tank-Installation-in-the-trailer.html the only real consideration is the space it takes up. Let me know if you need any diagrams of how to install this. G
I like the others enjoy your videos. I am interested in thee quiet ride of the entegra but I would like to know what you do to make the ride quiet as far as all the stuff you have in the cabinets, ie as the dishes, the cups etc
The ride on the road is incredible, I have never experienced anything like it, now I'm a person that can not stand anything that rattles or squeaks so Julia places a thin piece of packaging that came with the plates or you could use thin polystyrene which you can buy on a roll. Everything in our RV is insulated from touching something else so it's so quite it's great.
HI Darrell, We will be in 2020, we just had a year out to recharge our batteries (I don't mean the coaches batteries I mean the Glenn & Julias batteries )
Again, another great video. Need more of your travels too. Also, something I have noticed being an Englishman living in America. I would have thought you audience is going to be predominately US based. The dialect you use though is the Queens English. Tap, Central Heating, Toilet, Spanner. Now some American folk might not get what your saying. I use Spanner all the time and just get blank looks :) You might want to also use the american word too, i.e. Faucet, Furnace, Bathroom, Wrench. You may also not give a flying hoot :) Just thought I would make the comment. No malice meant.
You mentioned platinum membership for TT, but when I go to their page you can only select two zones for $549. Is that the Platinum membership price you are referring to? That price gives you also the 30 days free you are referring to?
TT Membership can cost you anything from $2,500 to $10,000 for the membership itself and then you pay $549 per year, you can then sell it on as and when you want to, so it's fully transferrable.
+Hector Rodriguez Hi Hector , you don't have to be full time. If you wanted to spend 1 month a year in Palm Springs or Florida etc you would not only get your money back but you would still save over $1000
+Hector Rodriguez Hi Hector , you don't have to be full time. If you wanted to spend 1 month a year in Palm Springs or Florida etc you would not only get your money back but you would still save over $1000
+Hector Rodriguez Hi Hector , you don't have to be full time. If you wanted to spend 1 month a year in Palm Springs or Florida etc you would not only get your money back but you would still save over $1000
We never stay anywhere long enough to make this cost effective and the TT are in places that we don't want to go ie: Florida. That said we have had our moneys worth 2-3 times over.
When we decide to bring it back to France we will ship it from either Galveston or Baltimore, the cost is around 15-20 000 USD. But for the time being it's staying in the US.
I keep sending you emails but not sure you are receiving these. Please send me a private e-mail to: contact@great-escape.us and I'll be able to transfer our card to you.
By covering your mirrors aren't you blocking your cameras as well? So while inside, you wouldn't be able to see both sides of your motorhome. It becomes a security matter, no!
Thank you Glen. I would like to further talk to you about the club memberships. Could you reply your email on this post? Once again, Thanks for the informative video. Ron
Hi Ron, you can e-mail us on : contact@great-escape.us we will be travelling back to France for the next 4 days so I won't be able to reply till next week.
WOW!! They left the Vac bag out.... You better check and she if the motor has a oil stick in it.. Its little silly stuff that adds up.. You had a small pipe fall off your black pipe deal. Forgot to open stove top vent. Vac has no bag. Steering Problem fixed what 6+ times now.. And the list is small but some are just silly..
I would think you need to know if your sound is on when filming. it is very annoying to think one is going to hear what you say, only to have no volume. LEARN TO USE YOUR CAMERA! >:-{
Truer words were never spoken ... "As soon as the dealer gets your money ... ". I learned that when I bought my RV. The whole PDI experience was a sham as was trying to get any warranty or repair work. I stopped going to my selling dealer after the first year warranty was expired and haven't returned in four years.
Some excellent video tips from both Part 1 & Part 2. I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to share your experiences and tips with the rest of us.
I have to admit when you showed that there was no vacuum bag on your vacuum system ... I just had to smile and shake my head. Your dealer should be ashamed and embarrassed ... but them again ... I guess they already got your money, so do they really care???
There should be some sort of law or website that these dealers are names & shamed as they do not deserve you money and it's only when it starts affecting their profits that they may do something about it.
I am truly enjoying your videos. Each one is quite informative and I for one, greatly appreciate you taking the time to share your wisdom with the rest of us. Thank You!
Thank you for your e-mail, any tips we can provide can only help, we have plenty more to come. So thanks for watching and for your interest.
Regards
Glenn
I second the walkie talkies. I listen to nobody but my wife. She knows the directions that I want and understand.
Thanks for posting.
We have used this system for years and have never ever had a problem. It's funny because all of these people ae waving directions to me and I only follow Julias commands, we even have a back up system incase the batteries go flat
Great Escape People say they use phones. I've been to places there was no signal. No signal, no phone. Walkie Talkies always work.
Until calls between phones became free, this wasn't an option. Especially for us as this would have been an International call.
Hello Glen... We have had a motorcoach built. It's taken approx. four months to build. We will pick our new coach up soon. We are very excited! We are in the market for the very best surge protector (hard wired of course) I really appreciate that you guys appreciate wonderful great quality products as my husband and I do as well. So I would love to get your opinion on this very important safety device. We really enjoy all your videos! Please keep them coming! If at all possible, more often please! You guys keep me smiling!! Looking forward...........
After a lot of research we went for the progressive industries fixed unit as this offers exactly what an RV needs, protection from low /hight voltage and surge protection. I also think I'm correct in saying that should the unit fail due to a surge that they will change it Free of charge. Also really easy to install. Hope this helps
Writing down all your tips, for when I get my Entegra. I find your vids to be awesome. Thanks
Great information. Thanks for taking time to pass on this valuable information.👍🏽
Sir, your videos are awesome... I am planning to buy an RV in the next few years as I get closer to retirement and I will be watching your videos to get some great time/money saving tips. Please keep them coming, they are really appreciated! Cheers to you and Julia! :)
Thanks Jim
We enjoy making them and it's great when people write and tell that they enjoy them, so don't worry there will be plenty more to come
G
Well thank you for watching, there will be plenty more coming.
G
Hope to see you back soon on RUclips
Same thing happen to me with the Dirt Devil, there were no bag in it. I noticed dirt been blown inside the storage compartment so I decided to change the bag. LOL looked just like yours did. Great videos, very informative but to be honest you got me all scared about Entegras with some of your problems. I have a Fleetwood 2015 Excursion and so far not a major problem yet.
Hi Hector
How funny, we have a 2008 Fleetwood Excursion (from new) which we have in France and we have NEVER had a problem. we have travelled 35,000 mile
Awesome tips! ..........very helpful. I plan on full timing and have no clue at all.
We have loads more tips that I could post if you think it would help
absolutely! most of those tips I have never seen or heard of......they are super!
Agree ... would love to see any tips that you can share. I agree with Mr Ray that the best information is from fellow RVers that have experience ... good or bad ... and can share that. :)
So, because of your video series, where you have offered some incredible tips, I have decided to go with the Entegra Cornerstone. A couple of other videos from other RUclips channels also helped, but yours really drove the decision home, so first off, thank you for taking the time to do the video series and offer such helpful tips.
My biggest concern now is with warranties and service. It appears that even though you love your coach, you haven't seemed to get the kind of service that this price point should get. Can you offer tips on that? Obviously, I know DON'T expect much from the selling dealer, and do research on the dealer as well, or they will gut you on the price as they did to you from a post I read from you below. Any considerations you would have on this would be truly appreciated.
Finally, I really appreciate all the video shots were you are driving and recording the road ahead, and where you are recording your unit moving on roads. No one does shots like that and I am interested in how the unit looks when it rolls down the road. Meaning does it look cumbersome when on a narrow twisty road, or does it look like it has performance features that help it move through those turns gracefully and with ease. Also, do you experience any shoulder or arm fatigue while driving long distances and through heavy winds?
Well first of all well done on choosing an Entegra if you are one of the lucky ones you'll only have 50-70 initial faults most of which will be fairly east to fix. If you are one of the many then you will spend a large part of your first year having things repaired. I think that the product is sound but sadly lacking in attention to detail. As for warranty this seems to be pretty good apart form the fact that you will probably have the same job repaired 3-4 times before that actually fix it. I delivered our RV to a dealer in Tucson (Lazydays) on the 23rd May and it's now the 14th July and they still haven't managed to get approval on all of the warranty issues. The waiting list to get your RV to Entegra in Middlebury is from what I hear around 6 months. I really would try and find a good dealer locally who will work with you on the warranty stuff as this may be your quickest route. Forget RVOne they are absolutely terrible, once they have your money you will be ancient history.
As for driving, it's a piece of cake and very soon you'll be driving the RV likes it's a car (see our video of Julia driving for the first time). Very easy to drive and very quite. I WOULD TAKE YOUR RV TO A LUBE SHOP AND HAVE IT COMPLETELY GREASED FROM ONE END TO THE OTHER as these RV chassis have no grease at all. Cross winds aren't a problem at all, just keep your speed to around 50 MPH
Have you ordered one or still thinking about it?
Well...now that is interesting that you ask that. First, my plan is to buy a unit in the next four months. I was originally going to order my unit, but a trusted source told me that I wold not be able to take advantage of the huge savings that I could get from certain dealers that buy these units in quantity. This was also confirmed by a salesman at one of the large scale RV dealers that I spoke to.
Lately, I have been more concerned with the fact that Thor has now purchased Jayco. The biggest reason that I had decided on Entegra was because they were family owned. While, i am a single guy, I have a belief that family owned products are better made products due to the fact that the family is somewhat accessible should something go wrong. If i wanted a Thor product, I would have bought a Thor product. I get a little ....no A LOT nervous when a manufacturer whose product isn't as good purchases a company whose product is better. So, I have to admit that I am nervous. Been considering my original choice which was a Realm, but now that puts me back in the $600k territory. sigh....
I really like your videos, and please continue with all of the tips that you both offer. They will allow a newbie like me to start off with a good experience. I'm already creating to do lists and check off lists on my laptop. What is the benefit to greasing the chassis? (I will do it, just wondering about what it does). Appreciate the dealer tip. What's funny is every time I have told someone that I am buying an RV, they have always said, "DO NOT GO TO RVOne!" I have never asked for their opinion, they just offer that up, and you are the latest, soooo....no RVOne for me!
The reason I mention the grease is that Entegra are not greased when they arrive and several people have said this and mine was/is no exception, maybe the problems I am having is due to lack of grease. So my advise is either get the dealer to confirm that they have completely grease your rv or take it to a lube shop. It will be worth what ever the cost.
Got it. Thanks. Let me know if anything else comes to mind that you think I should know about. I appreciate all of the information that you have given me (and everyone else) so far.
If you are thinking of buying an Entegra, check the orange peel around all of the edges.
Awesome Video....Watch all of yours...keep up the nice work....
Glenn your a cool cat for sure. Great video chaulked full of great tips.
Where did you purchase all of your wheel, mirror and wiper blade covers from? We are new to the RV world and are looking for all of the 'must have extras' to make life more comfortable and less hassle free for all of our upcoming travels.
We purchased them at the Quartside show.
WOW ! That was one quick reply! LOL Must have caught you sitting at your computer. Do you have a brand name for them or who you purchased them from. BTW: If you're ever in the SE (Florida) during the 'Love Bug' season your Norwex Scrub cloth will certainly get a workout ... or wear out. The best product I have found for cleaning Love Bugs (they are a very nasty, and plentiful during their mating season twice a year here) off of our windshields is called 'Bugs-B-Gone' made by a company called Seafoam.
That Norwex Cloth you used to remove bugs from the front grill area and windshield was a product I would like to try, being in South Texas bug splatter on the front of our vehicles is a problem. You mentioned in the video able a link to get more information but I did not see it. Would you be kind to provide the link to me> Thank you, and enjoy your stay in Arizona.
These "tips" videos are some of your best, good job ole boy!! Haha
Thanks Virg..
Love your channel, great info!
It looks like you enjoyed wiping the bugs off a little bit too much...Enjoying your videos
and can i please see a meal being cooked in the RV, I do remember the first meal that that was cooked i just want to see how frustrating the kitchen is
Great! Looking forward to it.
thanks glen, i plan on full timing your videos are the best out there i plan too bye a class A. as well
Glad you enjoy them
Excellent advice, thank you.
We aim to please
G
you guys are good fun thanks again for a very informative video.
You did good!!! great informative videos!
As always, thanks Ken
I'm not sure if I should thank you for your tips regarding the bug removal cloth! I Google "Norwex" and it turned out it's a Norwegian company with a lot of household equipment. I called them and got a full package of all kinds of stuff to a good price. Yes the bug cloth works incredible well, but now my wife force me to do all floors in the house with the new tools "since it was my idea" so since YOU tricked me into this, you better help me out!
Yes I hear you, but at least i'll be in your wifes good books
Thanks again..Glen!! A lot of great info!
Hi Ralph,
I think I used a 2 gallon tank purchased from lowes or home depot but the size of the tank doesn't really matter the bigger the tank the more water you will have before your pump will kick in. Here a link I found that may help: wannabrv.akom.net/archives/12-RV-Expansion-Tank-Installation-in-the-trailer.html the only real consideration is the space it takes up. Let me know if you need any diagrams of how to install this.
G
I like the others enjoy your videos. I am interested in thee quiet ride of the entegra but I would like to know what you do to make the ride quiet as far as all the stuff you have in the cabinets, ie as the dishes, the cups etc
The ride on the road is incredible, I have never experienced anything like it, now I'm a person that can not stand anything that rattles or squeaks so Julia places a thin piece of packaging that came with the plates or you could use thin polystyrene which you can buy on a roll. Everything in our RV is insulated from touching something else so it's so quite it's great.
great video
Do you know what the last thing is that goes through a bugs mind when he hits the windshield at 70 mph? "His bum"
Where did you buy the tire covers?
great tips
Are you still making videos
HI Darrell, We will be in 2020, we just had a year out to recharge our batteries (I don't mean the coaches batteries I mean the Glenn & Julias batteries )
Again, another great video. Need more of your travels too. Also, something I have noticed being an Englishman living in America. I would have thought you audience is going to be predominately US based. The dialect you use though is the Queens English. Tap, Central Heating, Toilet, Spanner. Now some American folk might not get what your saying. I use Spanner all the time and just get blank looks :) You might want to also use the american word too, i.e. Faucet, Furnace, Bathroom, Wrench. You may also not give a flying hoot :) Just thought I would make the comment. No malice meant.
Hi Lee.
Good point, maybe I need to add subtitles for the yanks !
I just sent you an email also :) Keep up the good work.
LOL, us Yanks understand the other English as well............
+Mr Rey
That's a relief I wouldn't want to add subtitles to all of the videos.
You mentioned platinum membership for TT, but when I go to their page you can only select two zones for $549. Is that the Platinum membership price you are referring to? That price gives you also the 30 days free you are referring to?
TT Membership can cost you anything from $2,500 to $10,000 for the membership itself and then you pay $549 per year, you can then sell it on as and when you want to, so it's fully transferrable.
I'll guess if you're full timer it may come handy to pay that kind of money.
+Hector Rodriguez
Hi Hector , you don't have to be full time. If you wanted to
spend 1 month a year in Palm Springs or Florida etc you would not only get your money back but you would still save over $1000
+Hector Rodriguez
Hi Hector , you don't have to be full time. If you wanted to
spend 1 month a year in Palm Springs or Florida etc you would not only get your money back but you would still save over $1000
+Hector Rodriguez
Hi Hector , you don't have to be full time. If you wanted to
spend 1 month a year in Palm Springs or Florida etc you would not only get your money back but you would still save over $1000
Why wont you be using your TT membership?
We never stay anywhere long enough to make this cost effective and the TT are in places that we don't want to go ie: Florida. That said we have had our moneys worth 2-3 times over.
how do we applie for the card
Izaz
Do you mean the Thousand trail membership ?
Sorry if this has been asked, but did you take your Entegra on your Europe trip and if so, how much did it cost to ship it to the US?
No we didn't ship it back to Europe, the cost is around £15,000 each way.... So expensive.
Great Escape Wow!
Now is Pizza Pizza who I think Pizza Pizza is ??
Glenn Robert Tomkins Please explain
Pirates Du Perigord
I don't think that bite in Integra
How did you get your Entegra across the pond?
When we decide to bring it back to France we will ship it from either Galveston or Baltimore, the cost is around 15-20 000 USD. But for the time being it's staying in the US.
thousand travel , how do we applie for the card .
Please send me a private email at: contact@great-escape.us
I keep sending you emails but not sure you are receiving these. Please send me a private e-mail to: contact@great-escape.us and I'll be able to transfer our card to you.
If I decide to get a motor home I'm calling you for advice ✔💯💯💯
I would appreciate you running adds for my company. Your do so well mate.
not sure what you mean??
Your a great narrator I would not mind you running adds for me. Just passing a compliment friend.
By covering your mirrors aren't you blocking your cameras as well? So while inside, you wouldn't be able to see both sides of your motorhome. It becomes a security matter, no!
No , because with the sides out you cant see part the sides anyway...
un dia vou compra viaja pelo mundo eu gostei do vidio
Thank you Glen. I would like to further talk to you about the club memberships. Could you reply your email on this post?
Once again, Thanks for the informative video.
Ron
Hi Ron, you can e-mail us on : contact@great-escape.us we will be travelling back to France for the next 4 days so I won't be able to reply till next week.
WOW!! They left the Vac bag out.... You better check and she if the motor has a oil stick in it..
Its little silly stuff that adds up..
You had a small pipe fall off your black pipe deal.
Forgot to open stove top vent.
Vac has no bag.
Steering Problem fixed what 6+ times now..
And the list is small but some are just silly..
You're right it's the small things they have forgotten that make you wonder what large things they have forgotton
You'll never get great/good service with RV One. It's always better to go to a local dealer.
I donlt have a local dealer, so I bought on price, I now know this was a Bad move
I would think you need to know if your sound is on when filming. it is very annoying to think one is going to hear what you say, only to have no volume. LEARN TO USE YOUR CAMERA! >:-{