- Jun 20, 2005
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Full Service History
- Thread starter Dustydog
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I think they look unsightly - whoever originally suggested the idea needs shooting - if it were necessary to display the latest one then a holder in front window would be adequate.
If you've got the service book fully stamped plus all the invoices and damp tests, that says much more about the caravan history than a row of stickers
If you've got the service book fully stamped plus all the invoices and damp tests, that says much more about the caravan history than a row of stickers
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I think they are Marmite you either love them or hate them, same with caravan covers and tow covers etc
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They're ideal for covering cracks in the A-frame fairing!
- Nov 30, 2022
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Never seen the point of them, a correctly stamped service book, and the invoices to back up the stamps are the only "proof" a manufacturer will accept in respect of any warranty claim. Likewise that's the only proof I would accept if purchasing a used caravan.
A sticker can be removed and re-applied elsewhere!
A sticker can be removed and re-applied elsewhere!
Dealers normally want the invoice and service sheets, any Tom Dick or Harry can get a stamp made up
- Nov 16, 2015
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Twice now I have NOT had our caravan serviced, by the AWS tech. that I use. Both times were due to Ill health. And the caravan was not used for 9 months or a year the second time.
Everything works, and no gas leakages from the gas joints that I bubble check.
If, we were to sell it I would have it serviced prior to advertising it for sale.
Everything works, and no gas leakages from the gas joints that I bubble check.
If, we were to sell it I would have it serviced prior to advertising it for sale.
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