Are all Forest River products garbage?
I'm in the process of researching small TTs and came across a couple of units made by Forest River that caught my attention. Actually, both models are identical but sold under the Salem Cruise Lite an...
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Our first brand new RV was a 2004 Cherokee, built by Forest River. We had it from May of 2004 through April of 2010, so basically 6 camping seasons.
It wasn't an extravagant TT, but it was well built, had everything we needed, and we never had any issues with it other than immediately after we got it home from the dealership and the slideout switch went bad and something on the propane tank regulator broke (which was actually the dealer's fault.) A local Cherokee sales place (we purchased it in Muskegon, Michigan and we live in NW Ohio) came out immediately for the warranty work. After those minor issues for the next six years it was a great TT.
We only sold it because the kids were getting bigger and we wanted a TT with a bunkroom slide.
FWIW
It wasn't an extravagant TT, but it was well built, had everything we needed, and we never had any issues with it other than immediately after we got it home from the dealership and the slideout switch went bad and something on the propane tank regulator broke (which was actually the dealer's fault.) A local Cherokee sales place (we purchased it in Muskegon, Michigan and we live in NW Ohio) came out immediately for the warranty work. After those minor issues for the next six years it was a great TT.
We only sold it because the kids were getting bigger and we wanted a TT with a bunkroom slide.
FWIW
