Worst/Best RV products you have found
Some products are much better than expected and some a big disappointment. Please post some of yours findings. One of my favorites is my Alpenlite 5th wheel. they are built in Washington and are rare ...
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dewey02 wrote:ol Bombero-JC wrote:arnko37 wrote:
Some products are much better than expected and some a big disappointment.
Please post some of yours findings.
One of my favorites is my Alpenlite 5th wheel. they are built in Washington and are rare in the eastern U.S. Very good quality and 100 gal fresh water capacity and 100 gal gray water.
One of that bad things I found are RV manufacturers, mainly 5th wheels that send new rigs out the door with inadequate tires. Blowouts seem very common. Thanks
Hmmmm ... pretty "generic, blanket" likes and dislikes.
Unfortunately, your favorite went out of business in April,'08..:(
The bad things you found = genuine shocking revelation, LOL!
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OK - you asked about the *BEST* RV products you have found.
Here's 315 pages, approx *THREE THOUSAND* posts, almost 8 years worth of things folks found they like -
thread - "Handy Hints, Gadgets, Products, & Gizmos"..:C
Maybe this thread should be limited to the worst products you have found?..:h
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Maybe not! It is good to have a fresh look at things, and I like the idea of good and bad together. By your own description...an 8 year and 3,000 post long thread gets pretty unwieldy. I encourage others to continue posting their bests and worsts to this thread.
".... and *I* like the idea of......"
Unwieldy or continued success?
Quantity = lots more info AND relevant as it continues to get a regular dose of "fresh".
One poster recently added a link for one-hundred ideas. Some were good, some not so good.
However, what's "bad" for someone might rate "outstanding" for someone else.
An example is the poster's wife on another thread that doesn't want the "been there" US map of states visited on the door.
He thinks it's great - she thinks they're "tacky".
Guess they both should post to *this* thread, ROTFL.
Of course a novel (classy) approach would be to "encourage others" to read & post to both threads.
Who knows - if it doesn't fade away, like so many others - maybe this thread will last as long...;)
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