quality gone down hill.
I bought a Funfinder because I believed the rep it had for quality. The first thing we had trouble with was the dinette table. It separated from its base plate. I noticed immediately that the table to...
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Speaking as a happy Fun Finder owner (this is our second one), it is true that FFs are not perfect. I am not sure if their quality control is any better or worse than any other brand. I guess I view a trailer as sort of a kit -- "some assembly required." The OP's shower situation was terrible -- they should have caught that at the factory.
The table is a different kind of problem -- that is a design problem, not poor assembly. The dinettes are made of MDF, which is basically dense cardboard. I threw mine out and made my own out of half inch baltic birch plywood -- much lighter and stronger.
There are so many features of any trailer that can be improved upon -- if you are looking for projects (and who isn't at this time of year??), maybe check out my link in my signature below ("About Our Trailer") for a bunch of modifications to my Fun Finders.
The table is a different kind of problem -- that is a design problem, not poor assembly. The dinettes are made of MDF, which is basically dense cardboard. I threw mine out and made my own out of half inch baltic birch plywood -- much lighter and stronger.
There are so many features of any trailer that can be improved upon -- if you are looking for projects (and who isn't at this time of year??), maybe check out my link in my signature below ("About Our Trailer") for a bunch of modifications to my Fun Finders.
