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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Jayco25E wrote:The parent company of Keystone is Thor.colliehauler wrote:kellem wrote:Keystone and Forest River are the two major players that control most of the market. They either buy the competition or put them out of business. People purchase on price not quality.jdc1 wrote:
As soon as I read "Keystone", I knew it wasn't going be anything but bad.
The wife and I just recently spent a week in a really nice state park " Stonewall resort " with full hookups.
We were walking the dog around the campground and noted that every RV looked brand new and the place was completely dominated by Keystone and Forrest river units.
Sales volume opens the door for more publicity.....good or bad.
To bad the OP didn't join the forum before he had a problem. With all the RV sales this summer I bet you'll see a lot of similar post in the future. Record sales will have a even greater push to get them out the door to dealers. I'm sure that will improve the quality
You forgot one. Thor is the third big player that buys up RV companies. I used to love the Jayco brand until Thor bought them. And in my opinion Thor is the worst of the three if that is even possible.
