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CCC said:

I guess they have profit margins that shine when they use defective and/or alternative components or somehow can't manage to explain what actually is installed in the new years model. And can't seem to pass along that info to their dealers. I got so much bad info from my dealer but I was so lucky to find this group. However, I did not know that I had to be an electrical engineer to own a T@B. 

It’s frustrating to be a new trailer owner as you are.  We were all newbies out of the gate but there is hope as you are among literally thousands of helpful individuals who are very generous and giving of their time.  And to be fair, the same goes for the dealerships selling the T@B units as they obviously aren’t as sharp, well versed and as knowledgeable as the forum members.  The T@B units are well built units, they have been improved over the years and this is why they hold their value and are sought out.  

I feel like my relationship with Nucamp is like the coach who is really hard on that one player because he knows what he’s capable of but keeps seeing him make the same mistakes.