Quality control problems - rant
Just want to rant a little. It's crazy how the manufactures have almost zero quality control now, much different than even 4 years ago. My first toy hauler I bought in 08. That one had no problems whe...
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SidecarFlip wrote:OFDPOS wrote:
Only read the first page , but have talked with and personally seen at least 10 Toy Haulers where the things are so flimsy and slung together its down right a joke.
And these were anywhere from 2004 through and up to a brand new 2018 .
The biggest mess up is the rear door pulling away from the frame/housing.
I mean they do realize people are driving rzr's , quads and motorcycles up the ramp door into the garage part !
At least 6 of them you can stand in the back with the ramp door closed and see daylight from around the door !
A good friend just bought a 30 something footer 3 axle TH and just walking through it I could point out a dozen things wrong with it...
I pointed out a couple things and I could see his attitude changed abit , so that was my cue to shut my trap...
Sad times we are living in for sure... Pay big bucks for a hunk of junk ...
Threads on there about that as well... Rear flimsy doors getting wonked by the weight of rec vehicles getting loaded and unloaded and not sealing up anymore, hinges breaking off, all sorts of nice things...
My 1st hauler was a Forest River...after the 1st uear the rear opening was 3" outa square. I could close the door and stick a prybar between the door and jam, litterall could rack the rear with my pinky.
I almost messed up again. Had deposit down on a Continental Cargo Race hauler b4 I bought the Voltage...they are made by FR
