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Annapolis RV
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Wed Sep 03, 2014 4:46 pmby Irmi
We recently bought a used Ford Focus that can be towed 4 wheels down and were told that the installation of the base plate would take 3 days. Today is day five and the car is still in shop. Supposedly, the car will be done noontime tomorrow, day six. The Blue Ox installation is supposed to take a half day. We plan on staying with the motorhome and our books to make sure the work is done in the allotted time. Doesn't our time mean anything to these people?
The installation of the baseplate & Blue Ox exceeds $ 4000.00 of which we had to pay for the materials before they were ordered.
Re: Annapolis RV, Grasonville MD
Posted:
Wed Sep 03, 2014 4:51 pmby bluepinecones
Hope you are back on the road soon.
Re: Annapolis RV, Grasonville MD
Posted:
Wed Sep 03, 2014 7:53 pmby chalet05
Irmi, I absolutely do not understand mechanics and such. You are so smart to stay right there! This 'bring it in and leave it', even for servicing, makes me crazy. Last year when here I was told to come at 8 and then they wanted to do the job in the afternoon. I waited and they did it immediately!
Re: Annapolis RV, Grasonville MD
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Thu Sep 04, 2014 12:57 amby Bethers
I was lucky with the place that did all that for me. I took the car to them in the morning and they drove me back to my rv. In the afternoon, same day, I drove the RV in and they did what was necessary while I waited, then taught me the ins and outs and I hooked up and drove back to my cg. But I also learned my lesson with my first time tagging my rv in, and never leave it anymore. They can take such advantage.
Hope things settle, Irmi. Pain in the butt!