Not Jeff Couchs, but RV Wholesalers dot com. I bought from them and would probably do it again. Price was right and was delivered to my driveway. I don't think I would recommend them if you are new to rv's. You are on your own for PDI and learning the different systems. That is really my only complaint.
Here in SoCal, I have heard one dealer refusing to work on rigs not purchased from them. Not a problem with Heartland. Use you local independent shop and file warranty work on your own. Just need pre-approval.
That has been our experience with the two brand new RV's (both Heartlands) that we've purchased.
Once we signed on the dotted line . . . they (dealerships) could care less about us.
However . . . here is a secret to get them to service your RV correctly under warranty.
When they give you the run-a-round when trying to get warranty service . . . write a true review about your experience with them on their own Facebook page!
They'll call you back within 10 minutes . . . and bend over backwards to get you taken care of pronto.
You're welcome in advance . . .
We are two weeks out from our Heartland warranty running out . . . and just had our dealership's mobile repair tech at our house last Thursday trying to finish up several warranty repairs that have taken months to get resolved . . .
We will be trying out their repairs this coming weekend at the Colorado HOC Rally at Buena Vista, Colorado . . .
They already had our Prowler in the shop over the winter months for 10 weeks and didn't fix anything . . . and have already had two mobile tech visits to our house to fix the things they really didn't fix while they had it on their lot . . .
When we get home from the Rally this coming Sunday . . . I WILL be reporting on their work on their Facebook page.