New RV problems
Recently we purchased a 2015 Keystone Bullet 24RKS travel trailer. The toilet was installed too close to the wall so the toilet lid does not stay up. Very inconvenient! Took trailer in to local Keyst...
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81Shovelhead....WOW Can not believe all the Keystone bashing .
We have a 2014 Cougar 28 RLS & ALL minor issues were resolved by Keystone & dealer although the 1 year warranty had expired .
PDI List (can't stress this enough)
This is not a bad design that failed this is a design flaw that OP agreed to upon signing the contract,
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81Shovelhead, the key word in your message is "minor". Sure Keystone took care of your "minor" issues after the warranty was up. It was minor. Cheap.. no problem.. job done... Repositioning a toilet is not a minor issue. If it was keystone would have had it done PRONTO!!
And saying that the OP agreed to the design flaw is ridiculous. Had he known about it he certainly would have addressed it.
And BTW if you ever get recall notice on your driving vehicle just ignore it. You agreed to the design failure when you signed for the vehicle. Now does that make any sense??? of course not.
The OP just wants keystone to rectify their own design problem of which they are responsible for.
Probably the OP will come up with a "rube Goldberg" fix but he shouldn't have to.
We have a 2014 Cougar 28 RLS & ALL minor issues were resolved by Keystone & dealer although the 1 year warranty had expired .
PDI List (can't stress this enough)
This is not a bad design that failed this is a design flaw that OP agreed to upon signing the contract,
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81Shovelhead, the key word in your message is "minor". Sure Keystone took care of your "minor" issues after the warranty was up. It was minor. Cheap.. no problem.. job done... Repositioning a toilet is not a minor issue. If it was keystone would have had it done PRONTO!!
And saying that the OP agreed to the design flaw is ridiculous. Had he known about it he certainly would have addressed it.
And BTW if you ever get recall notice on your driving vehicle just ignore it. You agreed to the design failure when you signed for the vehicle. Now does that make any sense??? of course not.
The OP just wants keystone to rectify their own design problem of which they are responsible for.
Probably the OP will come up with a "rube Goldberg" fix but he shouldn't have to.
