Obviously this review is pretty disappointing, but I'm happy to respond and can understand where they're coming from. I've not met the renter in person, a friend of theirs (authorized driver) picked up and dropped off and the walkthrough and inspection was with them, I've had less than three minutes of conversation with the renter. We didn't send this out knowing there was any issue. At pickup everything worked fine, as it had for the prior rentals this season (we just purchased this trailer for this season). When it went out it was fine, when it returned it wasn't. During the year we've owned this there had been no work done on the awning arms, nor any indication something was wrong. We wouldn't let it go out knowing there was a safety issue. When it returned with a broken awning arm I did indeed file a claim with insurance. Sometimes things happen, that's why we have insurance. I did not blame the renter, I was not there when it happened. In my claim I only stated and provided pictures showing that it was fine when it left but damaged when returned, no blame was placed. I can understand their frustration, not something you want to have happen on a trip. I'd be frustrated too. My frustration is 100% with OIG Claims (Outdoorsy's insurance). Insurance was purchased for this type of thing, and when a claim is submitted they are incredibly slow to work with you, and then you learn that despite assurances that the renter has purchased insurance it is only secondary to their regular coverage. OIG tells me the renter has to submit a claim to their regular insurance, and then if denied can go through the insurance they paid a relative fortune for. This is absolutely ridiculous. Clearly the insurance company is making us both jump through absurd hoops to cover something that both myself and I'm sure the renter thought were included in the reservation.