We brought a new CR26rb sunset trail TT 3 weeks ago and went 3 differ camping trips. each time we went, something breaks. I said to my wife "I thought this crossroad is one of the best campers on the market" and she said" not anymore!" I use to own a Snowriver TC for 10 years and only had 3 problems. this new one had 15 problems in 3 weeks. whoa,,,, anyway I'm sending it to the shop this Friday and hope they fix it and check the rest of the TT before I pick it up for the next trip. I be camping till the first snow storm hits. does anyone here had this problem? I'm sure some do!oh well....

What a bummer that is ! They don't make them like they used to. I remember when we bought our first TT twelve years ago. It was a Pioneer 19T and at the time, everyone here on the RV Net used to say it was a low end trailer. My wife and I could never figure that out, since we never had a problem with it. Then we wanted one a little longer with a sofa in it, so with out trying any others we searched all over the country for another Pioneer, and found one of the last ones made before they went out of business. That one is just as good as the old one the only problem which was fixed free was a cracked Thedford toilet valve. (the dealer evidently didn't winterize it) I hope you get your new TT straightened out and you have many happy years with itJack L

It is reasonable to expect a few things to need adjustment and/or repair. Often, the problems are the dealer failed to thoroughly and correctly check things out. What are the specific problems?

I hope you get it back before the last snow falls.

A list of problems would help to evaluate whether these are small or big issues. Then again, 15 separate issues in 3 weeks is not good no matter how you slice it. We hear about "lemons" manufactured from time to time, but I just don't understand how really bad clunkers can come off the assembly line like this. Sure, some are going to be built better than others, but quality control should identify major problems.

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bgum
Explorer
Sep 01, 2015
I hope you get it back before the last snow falls.
DownTheAvenue
Explorer
Sep 01, 2015
It is reasonable to expect a few things to need adjustment and/or repair. Often, the problems are the dealer failed to thoroughly and correctly check things out. What are the specific problems?
NanciL
Explorer II
Sep 01, 2015
What a bummer that is !

They don't make them like they used to.

I remember when we bought our first TT twelve years ago.
It was a Pioneer 19T and at the time, everyone here on the RV Net used to say it was a low end trailer.

My wife and I could never figure that out, since we never had a problem with it.
Then we wanted one a little longer with a sofa in it, so with out trying any others we searched all over the country for another Pioneer, and found one of the last ones made before they went out of business.
That one is just as good as the old one the only problem which was fixed free was a cracked Thedford toilet valve. (the dealer evidently didn't winterize it)

I hope you get your new TT straightened out and you have many happy years with it

Jack L
GMandJM
Explorer
Sep 01, 2015
What all broke?

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