Kings Ransom
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- Feb 1, 2016
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Okay, I am about over the whole RV thing now. After having our brand new TT in the shop for 8 weeks before we even got to use it, then missing our first weekend (last weekend) because the TT wasn't done, then being delayed 3 more days by severe thunderstorms, we were heading out today to take it to CO.
We got 50 miles from home and a belt broke on the truck. $450 later, the truck is fixed, but we've lost our window in the damnable weather to get out there. Severe storms kicking up again tonight and predicted as far out as they can forecast.
The month of June is shot in terms of time to drive out. We had hoped we would set up this weekend and be able to get out twice in June just driving the Jeep.
I don't see us getting out to CO now until sometime in July.
As I sit in the waiting room at the service department, I just want to cry. I have been looking forward to this for so long, and tried to be so patient -- telling myself that there's plenty of time, things will work out, don't stress, you can still enjoy lots of time in the mountains. Now -- just like that -- it's evaporated.
And yes, we had the truck gone over with a fine toothed comb by a trusted mechanic. It's just one of those things.
I know that this, too, shall pass. But I sure am disappointed.
We got 50 miles from home and a belt broke on the truck. $450 later, the truck is fixed, but we've lost our window in the damnable weather to get out there. Severe storms kicking up again tonight and predicted as far out as they can forecast.
The month of June is shot in terms of time to drive out. We had hoped we would set up this weekend and be able to get out twice in June just driving the Jeep.
I don't see us getting out to CO now until sometime in July.
As I sit in the waiting room at the service department, I just want to cry. I have been looking forward to this for so long, and tried to be so patient -- telling myself that there's plenty of time, things will work out, don't stress, you can still enjoy lots of time in the mountains. Now -- just like that -- it's evaporated.
And yes, we had the truck gone over with a fine toothed comb by a trusted mechanic. It's just one of those things.
I know that this, too, shall pass. But I sure am disappointed.