We finally got our airstream back from the RV shop. They kept our airstream for almost 3 weeks and the only thing they had to do was pressure test the gas lines. They called Matt to tell him that there are a number of leaks in the lines and they wanted $500 to re-plumb the lines. Matt thinks he can re-do the copper lines himself for a lot less. So, it doesn’t look like we’ll be out on the road any time soon, but at least we know what needs to be done. Now, if only someone would free up Matt’s schedule so that he could fix all the things needing to be fixed, I’d be a happy camper. I’m getting slightly discouraged in not being able to take Airstreamy out, but I have to learn to be patient. 🙂
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I bet he can do it. My husband and father re-did all of our plumbing in just a few hours and neither had ever done it before.
Also we’ve had no issues, in case you were concerned that was why it took so little time.
I am so ready to get this baby on the road…wishing for some progress as a Christmas present!