Maiden Voyage...finally!
Due to life happening, mostly dealing with the loss of my mom, we've not been able to take out our new KZ Durango 1500 277RLT until this past weekend. Was sort of a last minute suggestion by DW to he...
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Afterthought: Had a shower 1st morning and was glad I was on city water and not the pump. Even with a semi-Navy shower, I used a =lot= more water than I thought, if I'm to believe the gauge. Had water on the floor outside the shower, though and, at the dealer, the service tech immediately noticed that the ends of the door track had NOT been sealed up allowing water to leak onto the floor. C'mon KZ! How can you miss that one?
Second afterthought: The RR trim strip (rub rail) had been cut too short and had come completely out. From a comment made at the dealer, this seems to be somewhat common. C'mon KZ! How hard is this?
Third afterthought: The Dicor caulk at the top of the RR, where the top, rear and side walls meet, was badly cracked. This is a '17 unit, built in '16 and sat at the dealer for right at 11 months before we took it home. My old Komfort's caulk didn't show cracking for over 4 years. C'mon KZ! Time for better quality caulk?
Lyle
Second afterthought: The RR trim strip (rub rail) had been cut too short and had come completely out. From a comment made at the dealer, this seems to be somewhat common. C'mon KZ! How hard is this?
Third afterthought: The Dicor caulk at the top of the RR, where the top, rear and side walls meet, was badly cracked. This is a '17 unit, built in '16 and sat at the dealer for right at 11 months before we took it home. My old Komfort's caulk didn't show cracking for over 4 years. C'mon KZ! Time for better quality caulk?
Lyle
