Seattle, WA (PRWEB) March 02, 2014 Kirkland RV knows that buying any used vehicle can be nerve wracking for a consumer. In response to the unease amongst newbie RV-buyers, they released a blog series advising these consumers on what they should be wary of when looking at a used RV. The first item on their blog post list is water damage. According to the professionals at Kirkland, this can be the most expensive repair to an RV, and it’s often hard to spot until the damage has progressed to a critical point. They cite leaky plumbing as a frequent cause, but say just as often that it’s due to an RV being parked in a backyard, unused and not taken care of, that allows water to gradually leak into the vehicle. The second blog post addresses a list of used RV hazards. “Faulty appliances can cost an arm and a leg if not spotted before the purchase,” Kirkland RV warns. Plumbing that wasn’t properly prepped for freezing weather, an AC system that was never properly cleaned out or weather proofed, and refrigerators that have had their cooling unit go out or the control panel failed. The post highlights the importance of checking the appliances before the purchase, and not just taking the word of the previous owner. The third blog posts reminds consumers to investigate the depreciation of their new RV and call the company regarding the warranty. “Most warranties do not extend to a second owner, even if the […]