Geesh guys, I never said I could not sneak under the warranty.
I wonder how much thought the two of you gave to all this before you installed the M&G?
I am in the fortunate position of having time to research this BEFORE I commit myself. No need to deny me that privilege is there? I might end up sneaking in under the warranty myself, but no need to rush that decision. Half the fun of waiting for a motorhome delivery is doing the continuing research. How else am I going to occupy this awful waiting time lol!
Ron you said, "Spartan cannot legally just cancel the warranty on the complete chassis because the M&G is installed."
That is a pretty factual statement, or at least it sounds like one. You could clear this up in a heartbeat if you would show me what clause of the MF act (which you and Bernie have referred me to) that specifies that. So far I can't find it, but it that might be my lack of legal reading skill. Sounds to me like you know exactly where to find it.
As for the rest of your comments Ron I am indeed following them, or at least I thought I said so up the thread. However the manufacture is only required (per MF act) to provide the written warranty to the dealer. And the dealer is required to provide it to the consumer. That is why I am also contacting the dealer, as I mentioned up above.
Instead of ?double-teaming? me to just accept hearsay, it would be more helpful to me if you could point me to whatever source convinced you and Bernie in the first place. I am not from Missouri, but in my research I am indeed asking for a lot of "show me"!
I agree that Spartan cannot hold up the entire warranty on an air brake redesign. But an air brake problem is not an impossibility and I want to be fully prepared for that eventuality.
Somehow I have the feeling there must have been a harsh debate here on the forum on M&G brakes in the past. Please keep in mind if that happened, I was not a part of it, and I am not trying to argue pro or con on M&G brakes,. In fact my first choice remains the M&G. I am just trying right now to learn as much as I can before I have to make a decision.