Waterdog RV

We bought a 2 year old 28′ trailer with a slide-​out from them at the beginning of summer. I had wanted to buy from a dealer to make sure everything was working well, and granted I did know I was buying «AS-​IS», but I didn’t expect to get the trailer home and not have the slide-​out work (it was catching as we tried to bring it back in and something popped). The service department told us maybe we didn’t have it level enough, so although we thought we did we waited a week to try it again until we got it at the location we were going to have it for the summer. We made sure everything was really level, put it out and sure enough, when we brought it back in it caught again. We took it in and they wanted $ 1,100.00 to fix it. The cabinets were all broken (when we picked it up I think they were much more broken than when we took them in – that was the pop we heard from the first time we brought the slide in). My husband said he could fix the cabinets and for them to just adjust the slide-​out (which was over $ 100). My husband remade all the front cabinets, making them ½″ shorter (as WD RV suggested – more gap between them and the floor) so they wouldn’t catch. Still catches even afterwards. We won’t take it back to Waterdog. If you are buying a used trailer I would recommend buying from a place that gives you a 30 day warranty or will stand behind their product. We spent around $ 17,000 there plus more for supplies. If they would have stood behind it and fixed it, we would have been customers for life. They also told us the propane tanks would be filled up when we bought it and they only filled one. Not a happy customer. Now we go to Camping World. They’re cheaper and much more experienced and professional.

I have got plenty of things to do. When I am searching for an RV to buy, I am not interested in WASTING MY TIME contacting someone, just to be told that this item is «SOLD.»

I contacted Tad via an ad I saw on rv trader. They had the Nash 24M marked down below what my dealers in here in No CA were offering. So much so, that we drove 640 miles up to Dayton Oregon to get it.
The sales process was pretty straight forward. I made an offer, they accepted, and I gave them a credit card deposit. We setup an appt the following week and the trailer was ready to go. When we arrived at the dealership we were greeted by Sherri and she sent us out to do the walk through. The trailer had just been washed and everything was hooked up to demo the all of the appliances, etc.
In addition to buying the trailer I had John in the service department price out a generator and solar panel setup. The price was better than Camping World and he said he could have it all done by the time we picked up the trailer. Both were expertly installed by Matt and Dean.
While we were at the dealership I met with Tom (owner) to do the paperwork and bought the extended warranty that he offered me at RV show price. I don’t normally buy extended warranties but it was a great deal and we will be boondocking this trailer quite a bit with an extended trip to Mexico. So we will see how good the warranty is…
All in all, one of the smoothest transactions I have done in a long time. Well done WaterDog RV.

Awesome experience buying our Nash trailer here! Tom and Sherri were awesome, knowledgeable, and personable. You will not get a snarky sales pitch here! Worth the drive from Portland for this fine experience!