Charlie1111
Aug 25, 2017Explorer
Under carriage on new bigfoot trailer question
Hi all!
We are new to RVing and thought we were spending extra money for the reputation of good quality of the Bigfoot trailer. We bought our brand new 2017 25B21FB in July of this year and after our second trip we washed it only to find a few questionable things that are concerning.
Under the area where the propane bbq hook up is attached there appears to be a number of holes that look like they were patched and someone had actually applied white caulking over top of the area that appears to be cracked. I would appreciate any advise from the seasoned Bigfoot owners if you can tell me if this is a problem or if this is just substandard workmanship? I have emailed Bigfoot in Armstrong and was advised that this is apparently this way because of how the mold is prepared. Our concern is that over time the crack is going to get worse or could be looked at as a defect which would greatly devalue this trailer when we decide to sell it.
Also there seems to be a problem with the rivets under the front window covering that are already rusted apparently the service outlet says nothing can be done about this, has anyone got any ideas here.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
We are new to RVing and thought we were spending extra money for the reputation of good quality of the Bigfoot trailer. We bought our brand new 2017 25B21FB in July of this year and after our second trip we washed it only to find a few questionable things that are concerning.
Under the area where the propane bbq hook up is attached there appears to be a number of holes that look like they were patched and someone had actually applied white caulking over top of the area that appears to be cracked. I would appreciate any advise from the seasoned Bigfoot owners if you can tell me if this is a problem or if this is just substandard workmanship? I have emailed Bigfoot in Armstrong and was advised that this is apparently this way because of how the mold is prepared. Our concern is that over time the crack is going to get worse or could be looked at as a defect which would greatly devalue this trailer when we decide to sell it.
Also there seems to be a problem with the rivets under the front window covering that are already rusted apparently the service outlet says nothing can be done about this, has anyone got any ideas here.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated.