BEWARE Keystone Hideout
I purchased a brand new Keystone Hideout in 2012. We used it about once per year on short trips to lakes around our city. This summer I de-winterized it and filled the fresh water tank to get ready fo...
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guidry wrote:
Might be worth a few dollars to have an attorney send them a letter. Unseen defects are usually covered for an additional time period. Good luck.
Don't even waste your time calling. It's 8 years old -- the manufacturer's defense will be for you to prove it was that way when it left the factory, not after 8 years of use. As another poster mentioned, something could have shifted, especially over 8 years. Odd that it took the problem that long to surface. Pay for it to be fixed and move on. This is one of those "pick your battles" situations.
