Visiting The Mothership!

[Jim]

Currently camped out at the Newmar service center for what they're calling "minor services", which, as any seasoned RV owner knows, is code for brace yourself. I’m a little late kicking this off, but I’ll try to log this as it unfolds.

Day One:
Set the alarm for 4:30 AM, because Tech arrives at 6:00am, and apparently that’s a normal time to exist. Cleaned the coach like the Queen of England might inspect it. Towels? Folded like a hotel brochure. Dishes? Washed, dried, and in the cupboard. Kurig under the sink. Even staged the pillows like I was auditioning for a London Aire catalog. Aired up, slides in, unplugged, I was squared away and standing proud when my tech arrived. He didn’t say anything, but I could tell… he felt my excellence.

 

[Boat Bum]

Exactly! My boats, cars, bikes, RV all get cleaned before service, my feeling is when they see a well maintained vehicle in for service they tend to treat it that way.

 

[Holdmybeer]

"Broken Windows" theory.

 

[purring along]

I am following, because we are heading that way also for a few days worth of repairs. The last time we just dropped the coach off for four months. Good luck.

 

[FLSteve]

Cleaned the coach like the Queen of England might inspect it. Towels? Folded like a hotel brochure. Dishes? Washed, dried, and in the cupboard. Kurig under the sink. Even staged the pillows like I was auditioning for a London Aire catalog. Aired up, slides in, unplugged, I was squared away and standing proud when my tech arrived. He didn’t say anything, but I could tell… he felt my excellence.

WOW ... isn't that that same routine you go through when someone rents the coach at Deer Springs RV Park. It's become a habit.

FLSteve