Has anyone had problems with the 2007 Pegasus leaking. We just purchased are 18fb Pegasus in July 2007 and we are having problems with it leaking and wall paper bubbling by the bedroom window inside. We are having problems with the place we purchased it from to do the warranty work. Any suggestions would be great. We are new to the travel trailer world. We have only owned pop ups.
We do love the Pegasus and are thinking of getting a bigger one. But we are worried about problems with them.
If you can afford it, it sounds like a good time to let the old Pegasus go. Check the new one over really well and make sure there are no chances for leaking.
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5.7L Hemi, Factory Towing Package
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If the dealer won't step up to the plate, contact the manufacture ASAP. I would also send an e-mail (with photos) to the manufacture and copy the RV dealership. Make sure you inform the manufacture the "lack" of response you are getting from the RV dealership. When you are dealing with RV leaks, you want a paper trail established ASAP referencing dates, names, and who said what.
Turk2500
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00 HD Road King Classic.
TURK2500 wrote: If the dealer won't step up to the plate, contact the manufacture ASAP. I would also send an e-mail (with photos) to the manufacture and copy the RV dealership. Make sure you inform the manufacture the "lack" of response you are getting from the RV dealership. When you are dealing with RV leaks, you want a paper trail established ASAP referencing dates, names, and who said what.
My 2007 Pegasus had a leak through the front window. The dealer tried sealing the window, and ultimately had to replace it with a new one. Problem is solved, no more leaks.
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of response you are getting from the RV dealership. When you are dealing with RV leaks, you want a paper trail established ASAP referencing dates, names, and who said what.
