XLR After Sale Support = OUTSTANDING
We bought our XLR Thunderbolt 395AMP this past spring. It has had a few issues as all new rigs do, which my selling dealer has taken care of promptly for me. However, recently I had one that prevented...
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lawnspecialties wrote:
A few reasons I will highly look at XLRs after we get out of racing.
1. Every Forest River camper I've had has been great.
2. The XLRs have more big 5ers with "not so heavy" hitch pins.
3. Your post here.
I think XLR is even better than the average FR trailer too. Each division of FR is run independently so I'm not sure this kind of service would be had in every line. Bob said to me "There is the FR way and then there is the XLR way..." In other words, FR has decent standards but he likes to have his even higher.
Funny you mention the pin weight. This is what first got me researching XLR's in the first place. At some point I'll want to go to a 450 but right now, I wasn't ready to give up my fairly new truck or my plow. I found XLR's listed weights to be very accurate and their lower pin keeps me under my truck's ratings on all but GCWR.
