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The Wingman looks forward to hearing from you. He may use your email, voicemail or comments for a future video.Here's the contact info-Email- RVWingman@gmail

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RVers are struggling for answers to their RV issues and are hoping for answers. They may not like what the Wingman has to say.The Wingman wants to hear from

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zL5cGCb5To
Alan Warren, the RV Wingman, responds to a viewer email that explains in detail why some people hate him. Alan responds point by point, trying to defuse thin

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8.1K views, 13 likes, 0 loves, 3 comments, 33 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from The RV Show USA: We all need safe RVs, but should you trust ALL RV Inspectors? Your RV Wingman, Alan Warren, tells

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639 views, 6 likes, 1 loves, 1 comments, 1 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from The RV Show USA: Why is it that every thinks they are a responsible person until they have to accept responsibility for... Watch. Home. Live. Shows. Explore

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RV enthusiast and YouTube critic "Tim from San Diego" doesn't care much for this channel. In this video, the Wingman has a message for Tim.Got an RVing quest

https://myrvresource.com/rv-enthusiast-resources/the-importance-of-an-rv-inspection
Login to Comment. This comprehensive guide delves into the importance of independent RV inspections for both new and used recreational vehicles. It covers the benefits of unbiased assessments, the expertise of certified inspectors, cost-effectiveness, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing the exact condition of your RV.

https://www.rvtrader.com/blog/2024/05/17/when-to-have-your-rv-inspected/
Certified RV inspectors, particularly those certified by the National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA), have undergone extensive training to understand RV systems thoroughly and recognize signs of potential problems. Importantly, NRVIA inspectors adhere to a strict code of ethics, ensuring impartiality and honesty in their assessments.

https://rvdealersitrust.com/
First, to help my viewers connect with honest RV dealers. And second, to encourage those in the RV industry to improve their image by providing outstanding service. When you buy and own an RV, you need a dealer who understands you, listens to you and puts your interests first. You need a dealer who will earn your business and retain your loyalty.

https://www.rvtravel.com/rv-inspectors-not-all-created-equal/
Such a service can be provided by an RVIA certified technician (those who have undergone extensive training approved by the RV Industry Association), mobile RV technicians or RV inspectors. So-called RV inspectors — people trained specifically to inspect RVs for buyers — are a relatively new thing, created out of the need for such a service.

https://www.rvtravel.com/video-rv-plumbing-codes-2411/
Jacob does a lot of "undercover RV inspections" for his YouTube channel and he gives a lot of manufacturers an "F" grade when it comes to RV plumbing. ... Jacob goes on to say there is, however, an entirely different code, the IAPMO TS-25 code, that deals specifically with flexible tubing and says that you can use PEX fittings

https://www.facebook.com/TheRVShowUSA/videos/rv-wingman-monologue-its-not-my-fault/557241795067542/
RV Wingman Monologue- It's not MY fault! - Facebook ... Video. Home

https://www.rvtravel.com/campfire-advocates-rvers-1046/
NRVIA = National RV Inspectors Association ("Get your RV Inspected by a trained, certified RV Inspector"). ... (one that IO support with yearly donations). The second is the RV Wingman - Allen Warren. Love him or hate him, he does help with special guests like Ron Burge. ... your new RV may spend much of those 2 years sitting on a dealers

https://www.facebook.com/rvwingmanwisdom/videos/the-rv-wingman-and-some-rv-buying-advice/2703485273211819/
What kind of advice does the RV Wingman have for prospective RV buyers who are scared they are buying a lemon? Is there a good way to approach the RV buying process? Alan Warren shares some thoughts that can help settle your nerves if you're worried that you may be taken advantage of by an unscrupulous RV Dealer.

https://drivinvibin.com/2023/01/29/rv-dealer-rip-off/
RV Dealer Spills the Beans on Rip-Offs. Long-time salesman Kevin Frazer made some surprising claims in a video that made the rounds in the RV world. He admitted that after years of selling top-of-the-line motorhomes, he began to feel he was taking advantage of his customers. Dealers were pushing bigger units with all the bells and whistles to

https://www.karvrepair.com/blog/2023/09/20/why-rv-inspections/
Our 45-point RV inspections are a comprehensive shield against hidden troubles that often elude the untrained eye of everyday RV owners. We inspect 45 different points in your RV across several different systems: electrical, aux generator, plumbing, L.P. gas system, appliances and the exterior. Take, for instance, the Hot Skin Test.

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The emails pour into the RV Wingman's inbox every week. Many of them are complaints from angry RVers and justifiably so. Others leave him scratching his head

https://nrvia.org/locate/
Find An RV Inspector. Search for an RV Inspector in your area using our Inspector Locator Map below! If you are unable to find anyone near you, please email info@nrvia.org to have your contact information and details sent out to our inspectors. Please provide your name, email, phone, unit details (year make model) along with the city and state

https://rvinspectionandcare.com/rv-inspectors/
That is not the function of the inspector. Instead, the inspector focuses on testing and examining all components of the RV. And the goal is to determine whether they are in workable and acceptable condition or not. To do this, the RV inspector will go over the RV from the roof all the way down to the tires.

https://www.justanswer.com/rv-motorhome/pbdqt-1984-recon-model-310-i-m-trying-diagnose-no.html
i have not seen any other techs online so i wanted to offer my services - i hate to see people waiting - i know it is frustrating - if you are interested i will work hard for you to the best of my ability . certified rv tech over 15 years hands on . thank you for your time and god bless, Ian

https://www.rvtravel.com/rv-service-centers-readers-speak-out-1112/
I have to say that the quality of the unit was crap. I bought it from a large dealer who did a 116-point inspection (or something like that), and I wonder how badly it could have arrived from the factory. ... class Cs and even expensive class A diesels. By the time the warranty runs out, the RV has been 'rebuilt' by the dealer, hopefully

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It's a vicious never ending cycle. I have two youngins at home; I don't need this from adults at work. But, like I said.. I ask my mentors, and I get the same answer. "Not everyone is going to like you. Some people may even hate you. You're not there to be their friend. You're there to mold them and uphold standards.

https://www.rvtravel.com/video-top-5-rv-buying-mistakes-2318/
You will end up unhappy, even if it did have the floor plan you wanted at the price you wanted to pay. #3. Putting too much trust in what the dealer or seller says. RV dealers and salespeople have a process they use to get sales quickly, often based on emotion, much like car dealers do.