Flagstaff Micro-lite/ Rockwood Mini-lite experiences

My 2016 Flagstaff FBRS had to have the fresh water tank replaced when a seam went out. The under tank supports were built of really thin angle iron also. Needless to say it was out of warranty. A local independent shop in Tucson got a new tank and built a much more rugged support system. Still, I don't like the water tank hanging under the belly.

I had a Mini-Lite 184S a while back. Construction is industry standard. Minor issues in workmanship that required fixing when they failed on the road (irritating, but that's just the way it is in this industry). I'd have one again if it fit my lifestyle.

Fifty-eight gallons of fresh water plus the water heater is pretty good for a TT this length.