I'm targeting owners of new 2013-2014 Voltage TH to see if the seemingly plentiful issues the 2010-2012 owners complained about have improved.I'm looking at a 2014 Voltage 3200, but am leery now after reading some posts. (I know no RV is perfect, but water leaking and slide issues scare me off).Anyone with a 2013 having issues?Any comments? Thank you.

I own a 2013 Voltage 3200 that I bought in late August of 2012. This is our first camper of any sort so I had nothing to go off of other than on person comparisons between manufacturers. We chose the Voltage because we felt it had features that we wanted and would use. We also liked the layout of the 3200 and it fit for the new tow vehicle I had bought. After a few months of ownership we had to return it to the dealer to get a few minor issues resolved. The one item of concern was the fact that both my slides were leaking. When I picked it up they said they replaced seals, etc., etc and all was good. The next trip in the rain proved otherwise as the main slide still leaked on one side. The bedroom slide no longer leaked they were half right. We try not to camp when there is the threat of rain so I decided to wait to take the trailer back in for the final list of items. After a year of ownership, this was my list:1. Leaking main slide on one side2. Garage screen door won't stay down on the magnets (apparently a common problem with an easy fix).3. Screw replaced that fell out of the lower portion of the ladder.4. Keyless entry worked intermittently (another common problem). They replaced the key pad with a new one. 5. Leveling system was off a little. It would level my trailer a bit nose high. They recall recalibrated and it is fine now. Based on information I have read on the net, I feel this is a very reasonable list after a year of use. We try to spend every weekend in it as it's our weekend getaway so the trailer has seen its fair share of use over that period.I am pleased I purchased this trailer (I only wish it had a bigger garage) and I would have no problem buying another Voltage if I were in the market.Hope this helps.

:B I have a 2014 Voltage 3200 have had only 4 minor Issues, which I corrected myself. I love my unit very much. No leaks (knock on wood). Also I have done some upgrades Door stops on bedroom door, basement doors, a 12v plug in garage, back lighting for switch panel, and lock latch for Geni door. Will be installing a second sewer slinky holder. along with HDMI cables to each TV for satellite.

I thought the one I looked at was a 2014, but in looking at the website it is a 2013. I really really like the voltage. I just had DH watch a YouTube video of one and he loves it too. (but he would have to see one in person). I'm hoping to see more happy owners..... I hope they worked out the kinks. I may have to order one as I want the recliner sofa, the party deck and the fireplace.Back to the net to read more about these......

Thanks, soonernation, your info is helpful, thanks.

Spleenstomper wrote:I thought the one I looked at was a 2014, but in looking at the website it is a 2013. I really really like the voltage. I just had DH watch a YouTube video of one and he loves it too. (but he would have to see one in person). I'm hoping to see more happy owners..... I hope they worked out the kinks. I may have to order one as I want the recliner sofa, the party deck and the fireplace.Back to the net to read more about these......See Windish RV they have ones with recliners.

2013/2014 Voltage owners: has quality improved?

joebedford
Nomad II
Sep 06, 2013
Quick Sand wrote:
I'm Rick James wrote:
M-1028 wrote:
Just picked up my 2014 3905 a couple days ago. Only problem so far is I can only fill the fresh water tank half way, not real sure what's going on. Looked for the vent and can't see it hanging anywhere, so I'm guessing its in the belly somewhere. Taking it out this weekend to try it out.

You have 2 tanks that are linked together with a clear 3/4 tube. One of the tanks feeds the other through that tube to get your level above 1/2. Try and fill the tank(s) slowly to allow the large volume of water in the first tank to transfer into the second at a slower rate.
I'll try and post a pic later of the two tanks during the build process.

Shoot some air in the vent hole and it will burp the tank and then it should fill fine.
Yeah, I carry a 12" length of hose the size of the vent hold and use it to blow in air. Lung power is plenty.
Quick_Sand
Explorer
Sep 05, 2013
I'm Rick James wrote:
M-1028 wrote:
Just picked up my 2014 3905 a couple days ago. Only problem so far is I can only fill the fresh water tank half way, not real sure what's going on. Looked for the vent and can't see it hanging anywhere, so I'm guessing its in the belly somewhere. Taking it out this weekend to try it out.

You have 2 tanks that are linked together with a clear 3/4 tube. One of the tanks feeds the other through that tube to get your level above 1/2. Try and fill the tank(s) slowly to allow the large volume of water in the first tank to transfer into the second at a slower rate.
I'll try and post a pic later of the two tanks during the build process.

Shoot some air in the vent hole and it will burp the tank and then it should fill fine.
I_m_Rick_James
Explorer
Sep 05, 2013
M-1028 wrote:
Just picked up my 2014 3905 a couple days ago. Only problem so far is I can only fill the fresh water tank half way, not real sure what's going on. Looked for the vent and can't see it hanging anywhere, so I'm guessing its in the belly somewhere. Taking it out this weekend to try it out.

You have 2 tanks that are linked together with a clear 3/4 tube. One of the tanks feeds the other through that tube to get your level above 1/2. Try and fill the tank(s) slowly to allow the large volume of water in the first tank to transfer into the second at a slower rate.
I'll try and post a pic later of the two tanks during the build process.
M-1028
Explorer
Sep 05, 2013
Just picked up my 2014 3905 a couple days ago. Only problem so far is I can only fill the fresh water tank half way, not real sure what's going on. Looked for the vent and can't see it hanging anywhere, so I'm guessing its in the belly somewhere. Taking it out this weekend to try it out.
Uncle_Jasper
Explorer
Sep 04, 2013
We have a 2014 3895. Love it! Ordered in Feb, arrived early June. Some minor issues, but nothing major. Would definitely buy one again. Camping World of Houston was great. I'm glad to hear another Voltage owner had a great experience with them despite the unfortunate experience with the camper. We've yet to bring ours in to correct our list of minor things, but it's nice to hear a good dealer experience especially after the sale.

This is our first toy hauler but not our first camper. Only disappointments are not specific to Voltage. Similar design issues with any of the major brands within our price range.
CoolbaldguyRZR
Explorer
Sep 03, 2013
I have a 2013 Voltage 3200. Ordered it in February and picked it up in April. I am very happy with the camper. The issues I have had were minor and I was able to repair them myself. We ordered an Epic 2 model fully loaded. I have learned a lot from posts on this forum and others, which helped me to spot problems before they became problems. If anyone would like the list of minor issues I will be happy to post them. Otherwise it will seem like I am whining.
mpierce
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
rayford118 wrote:
Another reason I like this forum, get to hear all the issues people have out there. I was sold on a Voltage but after continuing to read about some of theire quality issues we've decided to go cyclone now (as soon as my TT sells). I know all campers are gonna have issues but it still seems like voltage has them happen just a bit more frequent. Still an awesome looking rig and a 3950 would be my ultimate choice

Have you heard the horror stories on here about the Cyclones?

Remember, on any forum, for any product, you hear all the problems. For every one person posting here with a problem, there are many, many out there, not posting, because they have no problem.

I have a Voltage 3600. Thousands of miles, only a couple very minor issues. Meet other Voltage owners, who have the same experience. ANY product once in a while has a major problem. I do not think Voltages are any worse than any of the other toyhaulers.
mwebber78
Explorer
Aug 27, 2013
joebedford wrote:
rayford118 wrote:
I was sold on a Voltage but after continuing to read about some of theire quality issues we've decided to go cyclone now
That's one of the problems with forums like this: you get a few owners with problems who are really vocal and it gives the brand a bad name. Like Lippert. Good luck with the Cyclone - it's probably no different.

I assume you know that Thor owns Heartland. Thor also owns Dutchmen who makes Voltages.

Thor may own all of them but they are very different products... Voltage does have numerous threads from multiple owners.
joebedford
Nomad II
Aug 27, 2013
rayford118 wrote:
I was sold on a Voltage but after continuing to read about some of theire quality issues we've decided to go cyclone now
That's one of the problems with forums like this: you get a few owners with problems who are really vocal and it gives the brand a bad name. Like Lippert. Good luck with the Cyclone - it's probably no different.

I assume you know that Thor owns Heartland. Thor also owns Dutchmen who makes Voltages.
rayford118
Explorer
Aug 27, 2013
Another reason I like this forum, get to hear all the issues people have out there. I was sold on a Voltage but after continuing to read about some of theire quality issues we've decided to go cyclone now (as soon as my TT sells). I know all campers are gonna have issues but it still seems like voltage has them happen just a bit more frequent. Still an awesome looking rig and a 3950 would be my ultimate choice