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Quote: Originally posted by Billy x on 11/5/2015

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Tbf, it really does not make sense to suggest any more than a small fraction of Baileys have major faults that cannot be easily rectified in a dealer's workshop. The caravans have warranties & it does seem unlikely that anything like the numbers being suggested here would need to be off the road either at dealer's or returned to factory for major repairs. If there was then Bailey's business would be unviable.

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Quote: Originally posted by fleck2 on 11/5/2015

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Our Elddis is fine and we had some torrential rain in Scotland last year. I don't bother to post that our van doesn't leak because it's not of any interest to anybody, and there will be thousands of other British built van owners in the same situation.

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Quote: Originally posted by oiwajs on 11/5/2015

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I must ask checkley1973 if he or she works for Bailey Caravans ?

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Quote: Originally posted by Boston600 on 10/5/2015If you buy 10 Bailey vans you will get one that doesn't leak!

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Quote: Originally posted by Boston600 on 12/5/2015Yes but it does show that Bailey is not concerned about its products if it uses small print to avoid warranty claims. Change of ownership doesn't make the caravan suddenly leak, it isn't really a material fact its just a get out clause.

Quote: Originally posted by oiwajs on 17/5/2015

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My service records are up to date in fact the van has had more than the due service it needs, as the van has a dealer check every time we go over to France just to be sure we have no problems There is nothing in the warranty book to say about owner registration, its only on Baileys web site.

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