Looking For Feedback on Forest River Rv's
I am looking to buy my first travel trailer. Have been looking for quite a bit. Will be towing with a '18 Tacoma with a towing capacity of 6400 lbs. Specifically I have been looking at the Forest R...
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Ralph Cramden wrote:ScottG wrote:
I owned a Wildcat for 13 years. Never had any serious problems with it, no leaks, frame issues, Manufacturer support was very good as well.
In many ways it was built better than my present Northwood product.
Beware, there's a hater here who will post that all of them are junk. Do your own research to know the truth.
A 2006 or 2007 pre recession and pre holding company monopoly trailer, can not be conpared to a 2018 or 2019 POS which is what most trailers are that roll out of those Indiana factories today.
Almost lost my pop laughing over that one... Ralph
Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway) is all about making as much money with as little effort or cost as possible and he's gobbling up the RV manufacturers at an alarming rate...
I'm under the belief that it depends on when it's built, how good or bad it is. Monday AM, no good. Friday PM, No good. Best day for a good build is Wednesday about lunch time but then you might get a half eaten sandwich under the shower pan....:p
Obviously, employees at FR plants can smoke on the job, I found cigarette butts in my cabinets.
My all time favorite lie (line) is Amish Craftsmanship.... They don't give a hoot about quality all they want is a paycheck and a taxi ride home at the end of the day....
