ragendog

I hope the knucklehead enjoys jail. It seems like we have to lock everythig up. I recently put locks on my LP canisters and batteries to avoid being vicitmized by lazy able bodied people that refuse to work for a living.

Good news.. I found out that most of the major appliances are covered for 2 to 3 years from the date of purcahse. The only thing that WW/Ragen customers are not going to have coverage on are parts that were manufactured by WW. I was told that cabinets, Axle's ect... are now out of warranty. As far as the appliances, generators that usually have issues, they should be covered (parts and labor) under the individual manufacturers. P.S. I decided to learn to wrench instaed of forking out $2000 to have the cabinets repalced if they act up. I think it will be cheaper to pay for repairs that are out of my ability that to throw the money away.

I wouldn't waste the money.Most of the appliences, tires and geni have their own warranty.

I was leaning that way. I dont think, The War Department (a.k.a my wife) would go for wasting money.

From what I've heard, Ragen' is still around.

Don't know about any Warranty deals though.

What issues are you having?

I would honestly do any light to medium duty repairs myself.

Only use the boneheads at the dealer to deal with anything out of my ability. Sit back and pray.

Sound azz-backwards, but they seem to jack up the simplest of jobs.

That's just some of my experiences at dealers.

Keep in mind all your appliances are still covered. Look in your users manuals.

Good luck ragendog.

BTW: I'll trade you Ragen's right now. Yours sounds pretty sweet.

Welcome to DDR too.

R-

Thanks for the welcome and good info. Im pretty handy with basic repairs and will probably have to learn to do more. I will check into the individual warranties for the different components on my rig.

Did you purchase an extended warranty??? If you did then you probably still have a warranty until that expires since extended warranties are usually backed by independent companies. The null and void warranty is the factory warranty only.

We did not. At the time, the manager at the dealer advised us to wait until the two year warrnaty was close to the end to avoid finacing the extended warranty charge. Im wondering, if the extended warranties are worth the money they cost. I guess its all a gamble.

Does anyone have any information on the issue with "Null and Void" warranties now that Weekened Warrior and Ragen are out of business. We purchased a new Ragen 36' 5th wheel this year and were notified this week that the warranty is no loger being honored at the dealer. I was unable to find the Ragen websiote on line. What should I do next?