RV Problems
I see a lot of posts on this site and others about problems that folks have with their "new" campers (of all classes). I wonder how much of this is unrealistic expectations on the part of new RV ...
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hohenwald48 wrote:Muddydogs wrote:
So what you are saying OP is I should expect to pay $40,000 + for a RV then have to start working on it right away? With this kind of thinking no wonder RV manufactures are turning out such low quality products.
I have owned my rig for a year and have a laundry list of stuff that needed fixed, most of it small but still unacceptable for a new unit. I now have a trailer that has a crowned floor side to side as well as front to back and a front wall that has torn loose from the floor. but I guess this is ok?
Maybe you should read the whole thread instead of trying to jump in the middle of the conversation. Then you might understand what we're discussing.
I did read the whole thread and this is exactly what you are discussing. You think its the consumers fault that there trailer is falling apart because moving up the ranks from a tent camper to a RV somehow makes the problems go away. What does moving up the RV ranks have to do with anything anyway? Doesn't even make a lick of sense.
What's so different from a tent trailer to a fifth wheel besides the hitch? All kinds of trailers have the same types of system and general construction and in the end all you are doing is moving up the ranks in weight, length and height. The only big jump would be from tent camping to your first RV where you need to learn about your systems and trailer care after that its minor changes.
If you don't like the answers to your post maybe you should think about what you are posting in the first place. It's you that is having a problem understanding what people are trying to tell you.
