Devocamper wrote:
unfortunately quality and affordable do not often come together in the RV world.
Mike
Thats the truth! Remember these simple truths.. It's not if it will get a leak, it's when will it leak. And you get what you pay for in the long run. Every single rv has its issues, period! Best you can do, is buy as good as you can, and do your research, not only on the RV, but the company and their customer service and warranty dept. And also the components the rv manufacturer uses. These are very complicated machines. And when you tow, or drive your rv. It's like driving your house thru a hurricane during a earthquake inside the RV for all the components.
