Forest River Craftsmanship
Will some one explain how a company like Forest River can put better craftsmanship and reliabilty in each of its different lines such as Cedar Creek vs Silverback vs Cardinal vs Wildcat vs Sandpiper....
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My 2001 Cedar Creek 34 ft. 5er was purchased used in 2006 and it was a repo. I was prepared to do running repairs to it as I had graduated from a tent-pop up-13ft-15ft. The biggest problem are the drawer slides coming loose but I learned to keep a bottle of Elmer's white glue and toothpicks or wooden matchsticks to fill the holes and stick the screws back in. The young lady who cut my hair (what's left of it) said her father was retiring and intended to buy an RV and tour the country but he didn't know how to use a screwdriver so he'll be the guy at the campground or side of the road looking for help. No doubt, the workmanship is shoddy and you can tell by the amount of staples holding the rig together. Oh yeah, get a bottle of Mr. Bubbles to check for propane leaks. My 2 cents worth
