Are the 2013 voltage any better than the 2011/2012's ?

Guess I need to update my profile! We since joining here we have replaced the truck with a 2011 F450.

Just took delivery of our 2013 Voltage 3950 Epic with full paint. We are very happy with the layout and all the bells and whistles the Voltage Epic has. Of course there are a few things that need work, but nothing major so far. Also, the bottom of the slides is sticking out further than it should, but will work on that after the summer fun. We've had lots of rain lately, and no leaks so far!! The Voltage definately turns heads and lots of tour requests from fellow campers.

I have a 2013 3905 and I took delivery May 1st. Spent 10 nights in it so far. Only issue so far was 1 main slide motor was weak. The slide wouldn't close tightly on 1 side. New motor installed with no problems and all is fine now. I think the build and component quality is better than on my '08 362 Fuzion. I'd buy the Voltage again.

05hd350 wrote:
we both really like the lay out of the 3950

We really like our 2011 3950 but you're going to need a new truck too if 05hd350 is what you have now.

Over 200 nights in ours and just a few minor things at the start. Good rig so far

05hd350 wrote:
I'm looking for some info in regards to the new voltage line toy haulers. I'm very interested in a new one but the all the stories of leaking slides and troubles getting warranty issues fixed have me scared of them. Have they improved any yet ? Please help with any and all info that you guys have, thanks Jeff

Welcome to the forum. I don't like your RV either. :)

Got a 3600 back in February. So far just minor things. Took it in for a sewer flush out leak and also to put the awning brackets on for the rear awning. The black tank wouldn't fill completely but somewhere during a trip it resolved itself and has worked great since. Other than that nothing. No leaks in 1000 miles. I would look at another Voltage if I was in the market.

Thanks guys, I'm not sure about the dealer yet the wife isn't liking what she has read. However we both really like the lay out of the 3950 and is what we really want. We are also considering a Fuzion 395.

We took delivery of our 3950 in May, has about 1000 miles so far, no leaks. Slight gap at the bottom of the main slide, dealer improved this, but I would not let them start relocating tracks on the slide, fuel gauges did not work, but that was it.

Wife and I love this one.
Over all very impressed on how few the problems have been.

Mark

Just make sure that you can find a dealer that will do warranty work nearby. Most of their dealers refuse to perform any warranty work if they didnt sell it to you.