Thanks Y-guy. I found out several months later, that it wasn't even presentable when the carrier arrived at the dealership. They spent the initial few days cleaning out the inside as it looked like a "dumpster" in the inside. They also had to spend time stapling trim back on, repair speakers falling out, etc, before I showed up ( an hour drive) to look at it. After a day of looking it over, and pointing out more problems and having them fixed also, I took it home.Since then, it has to be constantly repaired. Gas tank was full of welding slag and rods, plumbing leaks, slides falling apart, trim falling off, plug-ins pulling out of the wall, sofa slide glide wheels gouging the kitchen flooring, slide windoe inproperly assembled that screens would not fit, exterior screw heads popping off monthly, recliner chair came apart, decals coming off, soffa back extension insert would not fit in place, shower leaked, assembly glue all over the bathroom countertop, garbage blowing out of the a/c vents evertime it is turned on, and on and on.There is absolutely no quality control. One person quoted on here " you must be harder on things than others" B.S. I travel down paved highways, never over 60 m.p.h. all 6 levelers are dropped before the slides are put out, I even go as far as waxing it twice a year! I have owned 9 new trailers now, and this Voltage by far, has had more problems than all the other 8 new trailers I have owned COMBINED. Being I have two mechanical licences, as well as failure analysis training, I know what I am talking about Rockerrider!
