Montana a Lemon?
I bought a new Montana Mountaineer this year and have already had more trouble than a person should. I know the Mountaineer is the lower line of the Montana, but I was assured by Mike Thompson RV that...
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cyntdon2010 wrote:
All issues are minor. while its under warranty use it to find all Problems.
your dealership will fix.
If you bought a new truck and had these kinds of issues, you'd be livid; I know I would. Why should any of us accept this kind of******on an RV? How damn hard is it to install a flush valve in the correct direction? I bet there's even an arrow molded into the valve body. Why should we have to correct stuff that should have been done CORRECTLY at the factory? IMO, it boils down to the fact that the workers are paid on a per piece basis, so the more they puke out, the more they make.
I went to Camping World in Mesa AZ today, to pick up a couple small things, and took a quick look around the lot. The absolute JUNK I saw sitting out there was just amazing. I saw a Cougar with sawdust on the bed that was falling out of the ceiling due to the fact that the ceiling was literally falling down. Saw a Salem that had the external siding on the driver's side living room slide that wasn't tucked under the window molding...by at least 1/4"! Stupid little piddly stuff that makes owners more crazy than something big going wrong. How can this stuff even leave the factory this way?! Oh, right, got to get busy building the next unit...the dealer or the new owner will fix it.
Lyle
