5th wheel teething problems? Or junk?
We bought a 2014 Keystone Avalanche brand new and have nothing but problems, all covered under warranty. Our trip over Memorial day weekend may have been the last straw. When we arrived at the campgro...
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beeryboats wrote:
Ok guys, I keep seeing "cheap", "inexpensive", and "entry level" thrown around on this thread. I may agree on cheaply built, when it comes to certain items, but the other two don't fit what sits in my driveway. I'm not really offended, but maybe confused is a better word. Yes, it is a lot less expensive than a Prevost RV, but it is one of the largest most expensive of the Keystone line. At least of what we saw at the dealer. We had a used Jayco tow behind that had only one major problem, which we had fixed elsewhere, and Camping world paid for the repair!!! That was awesome. But to spend over $43k on a new fifth wheel, and have these kind of problems, just blows my mind. I'm going to give it one last chance. What should I look for next?!?!?!
Yeah, it seems as this thread goes on it appears that the brand of your 5th wheel has been loss. Avalanche is not a "cheap", "inexpensive" or "entry level" RV.
There are a lot of big egos/chest thumping on this forum regarding their hitches, trucks AND brand of RVs. Try to ignore their opinions
I understand your frustrations. At that level of an RV I would be disappointed with the quality. Try and get thru the teething and within a short time, once all the items are repaired, you'll have a great RV.
S
