Yeah, me again, with yet another question

[mouseketeer_mom]

Anyone ever needed to have repairs done to their RV while at the Fort? Is there a reputable repair company in the area that will do a repair on site?

I'm certainly hoping not to need them but..... never hurts to be prepared. I know our motorhome will be thoroughly checked at the dealer before we leave but just in case, right :rolleyes:

[bradisgoofy]

When I was there in '05 there was a truck in the 300 loop working on a motorhome. So I know there is one but I don't remember the name. I'm sure the CMs would know.

[campingcorgi]

I've seen A/C repairs, window repairs, transmission repairs, etc. all on-site. I'm sure the front desk will have any info needed about repairs.

Knock on wood--I've not needed any of that info yet!

[christinou]

OUr generator died while there, and we asked at the front desk for a referral, the guy who came was great, and repaired it right at our site, if I remember well he also did air conditionning, and and other things, and the price was fine.

[mouseketeer_mom]

:thumbsup2 Thanks all!

I hope to not need it but it's nice to know it's there if needed!

[clkelley]

If it is general engine work, the AAA Car Care Center on property can probably handle it.

I had some electrical wiring problems on a little utility trailer I towed to WDW last month. I was referred to Camping World. They wanted $99 hour for labor. To say the least, I bought a wiring kit at Auto Zone and rewired it myself.