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Poll: Recipe for miserable Newell owner - You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
Equates high end with low maintenance
15.71%
11
15.71%
Is frustrated by things that don't work
15.71%
11
15.71%
has time to sort a coach out before hitting the road
4.29%
3
4.29%
is used to fixing broken things
5.71%
4
5.71%
is used to repair techs fixing things
7.14%
5
7.14%
has owned previous motorhomes, old cars, boats, or airplanes
10.00%
7
10.00%
is familiar with a voltmeter
5.71%
4
5.71%
understands that purchase price is just the beginning
11.43%
8
11.43%
is underfunded to handle maintenance and repair
15.71%
11
15.71%
expects something to go wrong, and is just curious about what is next
8.57%
6
8.57%
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12-17-2021, 09:35 AM
I’ve messed around with airplanes forever. Just like airplanes, high end may well mean high maintenance due more complexity and just plane (pun intended) many more parts involves. Also, the higher the horsepower the more it costs to fix them when they brake (doggone puns everywhere)
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