Anyone Else Out There Own A LIL Snoozy?

I'd BE contacting the State Attorney General and making some serious noise if they continue to ignore you AND your new camper. NOT COOL...
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I have an empty Snoozy, a Lil Hauley, for cargo. When I needed to talk to someone about my axle, I called. Within 2 minutes I was put through to Alan, the owner. Simple as that.

As I understand it, Alan's son is getting out of it (at least to some degree) and a new guy named Mickle is getting in. Alan's still there.

Several Snoozy owners are on the fiberglass rv forum where I also hang out, and they are all happy campers.

Google shows him (mickle) as VP now. I wonder if it will make a transition easier if Alan ever wants to sell the business in the future. There is another owner who sold due to quality control problems. Just google snoozy door fell off. Sad considering they can approach 17 thousand bucks. The original owners also got called out shilling on other sites acting like they were potential customers but the threads got locked quick. You can still search and read them. Francesca will remember where they are.

I should add, in light of recent developments for me, that the issue with my axle was NOT resolved to my satisfaction by Alan Smoak.

The trailer I bought was an empty shell for cargo, a "Lil Hauley" rather than a "Lil Snoozy". Their website clearly states width overall of 7'11". I was unaware that they had sold me a trailer with an extra-wide axle. With fenders, the overall width was 8'6.5" or so. The problem arose when traveling a narrow country pavement with no shoulders, no center stripe, and an oncoming car. I got over far enough to make sure I would not intrude in the oncoming lane... and my trailer's right wheel ran just off the edge of the pavement, where it hit a rock large enough to blow the tire, ruin the rim, and apparently bend the axle.

Who would have thought that one needs to take a tape measure to a brand new trailer, to make sure it was as advertised? I wrote to Smoak and asked if he would stand for the axle replacement cost (I said I would eat the cost of the new rim and tires). I had replaced the torsion axle with a more readily available (and narrower!) spring axle. He wrote back, denigrated my driving, but said he would give me $250. He also said my frame needed reinforcement to withstand the stress of a spring axle.

I replied, defending my driving skill, and said that I would accept the $250 but also needed to know how and where to reinforce the frame.

His reply, simply: "Your demands are unreasonable and unacceptable." :?

I wrote back twice more, but no further response. So I cannot recommend their products.

We bought a used 2013 twin bed model .Ive e-mailed the company about a bad cabinet hinge and they sent me a new one .I called about a leaking cassette toilet and they walked me through it to replace a inferior hose that they now are replacing in all new models . This is there busy time trying to get product out I hear they a re setting up appointments for warranty work this summer
We have been happy with the way it tows and it's ammenities