Delays in camper buiddate

Barry W wrote:
I can only imagine how she must feel buying a top end camper and experiencing so many manufacturing defects. Hope host steps up and takes care of her issues sooner than later.
Nervous soon to be cascade owner, Barry

Here's a link to one of the videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr0uvXfGouU

There seems to be some user error involved for the black tank. (That's on another video.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr0uvXfGouU It's hard to believe that this is a generic "Host" issue because the design has been out for years. More likely that something is in the tank that shouldn't be. Maybe even from assembly.

Hard to say about why the water came in from the slide are either. Was it out all of the way unlevel, extreme storm, etc.

Her dish issue is interesting, but it sounds to me like it's an Antenna issue not a Host issue. She doesn't seem to be so mechanically/electrically inclined based on she didn't pull the fuse for the rotating antenna.

You can argue whether RVs should never fail under any reason.

The video is on you tube, I do not know how to link you to it, sorry, Barry

Has anyone seen the video of radioactive road tripping and the many issues this lady has with her new Host Youkon? Sure is making me nervous about my new cascade. The water leaks she has bothers me the most. I can only imagine how she must feel buying a top end camper and experiencing so many manufacturing defects. Hope host steps up and takes care of her issues sooner than later.
Nervous soon to be cascade owner, Barry

Thanks, that's great to hear the fire place will heat the camper. I'm gonna be real interested in the solar I have installed. It's going to be fun seeing what it will and want do. Barry

Yes, your lithium battery package can operate it no problem. With variable heat settings, the duration is also unknown. We had our camper out last weekend and knowing our typical overnight usage, we splurged with a fire for awhile before going to bed.

When on hookups, my fireplace keeps the Mammoth warm even if outside is in the 20's. I do kick the gas furnace on every once a while to pump heat into the basement if freezing since the fireplace does not.

Yea, February is here and it is the shortest month of the year. 28 more days plus or minus a day and our trip to pick up our 22 host Cascade will begin. For those with the electric fire place, is it a good source of heat for taking the morning chill away? Will my extreme solar package be able to handle it? Thanks Barry

That is a fully outfitted SXS. Love it.

I am very fortunate to have the new (quiet) Onan generator. I've only read about how quiet the new one is, hoping it is as quiet as has been reported on. Maybe the delays in my build got me the updated Onan. Not sure when Host ran out of stock of the old style Onan. Anyone here have real life experience with the new Onan Important thing is I will have the new one. Barry

I wish I'd have known about the Host Cascade when I was camper shopping in 2020. I'd have probably bought one.

Yours should have the new quiet model Onan Generator like this one
It's easy to tell the new from the old. The new one has slotted vents in the cover. The old school loud one had a cover with a black vent panel, with hexagonal shaped holes.