Buyer Beware - Adventurer Truck Campers
We purchased a new 2016 Adventurer 80RB the beginning of August and actually like the camper a great deal. There is however an issue with the design and execution of the entry door. We had a problem w...
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Not sure- problem I'm having is how this was presented. OP didn't come here asking for suggestions or recommendations, possible solutions that might solve problem. Instead redirecting us to a video drumming support for his conclusion- after the fact.
Unsure why mfg took the stance they did, but also how conclusions are being made with the limited information presented. To me there is something missing here.
A supposedly misplaced rubber bumper on door allowed door to contact ladder and was punched.
Only positive I can glean, whether or not this gets resolved to OPs satisfaction, at minimum if a QC problem is that AMLRV starts verifying placement of the bumper so this doesn't happen to others.
For those with this model, (or any camper that damage might occur from a swinging door,) is to inspect-address. To OP I would seriously suggest removing bumper from the window frame. Because camper doors can twist- Id use 2 bumpers.
Unsure why mfg took the stance they did, but also how conclusions are being made with the limited information presented. To me there is something missing here.
A supposedly misplaced rubber bumper on door allowed door to contact ladder and was punched.
Only positive I can glean, whether or not this gets resolved to OPs satisfaction, at minimum if a QC problem is that AMLRV starts verifying placement of the bumper so this doesn't happen to others.
For those with this model, (or any camper that damage might occur from a swinging door,) is to inspect-address. To OP I would seriously suggest removing bumper from the window frame. Because camper doors can twist- Id use 2 bumpers.
