Our first stop after purchasing Rosie was to fill her up with propane gas. When we arrived in Durango, I discovered that we had a gas leak. We decided it would be best if we visited a Roadtrek dealership and the closest one along our route was in Grand Junction, Colorado called Transwest Truck and RV. Jennifer the Warranty specialist was very helpful and courteous. Jay the mechanic had us back on the road within the same day after replacing the gas tank regulator. We had a delicious dinner in Salt Lake City Utah at a place called 1000 degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria. Mike the owner was surprised to see us as he didn’t know we were in town. We had a great visit with him and sorry we missed his wife Claire. The pizza was great, we highly recommend this place if you’re in Salt Lake City. We spent our best night’s sleep ever in an inter-state road side rest in our queen size been. The next morning, we headed north into Idaho where we met up with our dear friends John and Susan. They own the same model 210 roadtrek as ours and is called Wanda. After Rosie and Wanda where introduced we had lunch together at the Highway 30 drive-in, a Mexican road side restaurant. It was great reuniting with our friends from Minnesota in Mountain Home, Idaho. We planned on traveling together to a state park campground in Cascade, Idaho but shortly after leaving the Drive In Rosie over-heated. John and Susan continued their journey North and we were forced to remain here in Mountain Home awaiting our second repair to Rosie within the past two days. We anticipated such challenges and chose to purchase the extended warranty. We were only half a mile from the Mountain Home Auto Ranch Chevy dealership but didn’t want to chance burning up the engine so we called Progressive, our road side assistance insurance and was rescued by Sean Atkins of Diamond S Towing and Recovery. Sean was extremely professional and had us rolled up on his flatbed truck and in the Chevy dealership in short order. Thanks Sean! The Auto Ranch was extremely busy but managed to fit us in at the end of the day and discovered Rosie has a bad water pump. We spent the night across the street on the side of the road and this morning awaiting a water pump to arrive from Boise as they didn’t have it in stock. Nathan the garage manager assured us we would be back on the road by this afternoon. Again, we are so grateful for all the outstanding service we’ve experienced with the repairs Rosie has needed.
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