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| Re: RV quality concern issues and timely repairs | George | Purchassed new Heartland Sundance 5th wheel April 2007. First problem started after got it home. Front leg jack gear broke, got it back on the truck and returned it back to dealer 75 miles away. Watied for 30 days to get problem solved. Finally called Heartland and begged to have a gear sent to dealer so it could be fixed.
Took less than an hour to repair. Dealer stated they are having trouble getting parts.
Found 18 more minor problems to be fixed over the summer and returned it to dealer on October 8th 2007. All but one major problem was fixed quickley, slide was tearing up the floor in the kitchen.
Problem was finally solved Jan. 15, 2008.
The tralier set up to dealer for three months. Complained to Heartland and they extended the warranty for another 3 months.
Took the camper out this past summer and same thing happened slide comes out floor tears again. Now the camper has been back at the dealer another 30 days and finally fixed we hope.
Total time taking camper to dealer, 90 mintues up and 90 mintues back, six trips. Time camper has sit on dealers lot waiting to get parts and repaired almost six months.
Lack of communication between dealer and Manufacture to get problems solved is the biggest problem.
Should be a least a two year warranty bumper to bumper to cover the unit.
I have asked for gas money to cover my cost to make all these trips but has fallen on deaf ears.
What is a person to do. | See RoTi item |
| 1984 Scamp small travel trailer | J. Campbell | We purchased a 1984 Scamp two years ago and we just love it. We pull it with our 4 cylinder Nissan pick-up truck without any problems. Our favorite destination is Devils Fork State Park and there are lots of hills and you sometimes forget the camper is back there until you come to a huge hill and even then, it's no problem. | See RoTi item |
| 2008 Aliner Classic camping trailer | Michael | My wife and I just got back from our first camping/surf fishing trip with our 2008 Aliner Classic (off road model), which we bought new at a fall sale for $10,000 plus tax. We pulled it with my Nissan Frontier 4x4 pickup. I lost less than a single mile per gallon (17.5 average as opposed to normal 18.1)and easily drove the 70mph speed limit. Perfect for us and the 2 dogs. It survived a steady rain the first night without a drop getting in. The air conditioner cools it in 3 minutes and a tiny ceramic space heater kept it toasty. The high ceiling and sky lights make it feel spacious. We love it and so did our dogs and the other campers at St James Island State park near Folly Beach, SC. | See RoTi item |
| Aliner folding camping trailer | RoTi RV Reviews | "The original solid wall, folding camper, proudly celebrates 25 years" | See RoTi item |
| Houseplants clean the air in RVs? | MimiZ | I have asthma and before we bought our 09 17'Casita I called most Travel Trailer manufacturers and asked about emissions, (or off gassing). It was hard to get emission standards and they are not mentioned in the sale brochures. I know Airstream uses a lot of high quality products and therefore emissions are within a reasonable range. I walked into a new TravelManor and thought I was going to croak right then and there the fumes were intolerable. If you are highly sensitive it is important to demand (if possible) green product, (no formadelyhyde, etc.) and natural fibers in the construction of your camper or you do it yourself when you get it which is Lots of work! I had had no problem with our new Casita. To further enhance the air quality I have placed houseplants in there that are great for cleaning up chemicals in the air. No burning eyes, coughing or wheezing. | See RoTi item |
| 2008 Aliner Scout | Lydia | It pulls like a dream with our minivan. Truly sets up in less than 30 seconds. And talk about looks - everyone at the State Park was ogling our wonderful little trailer! We got our 2008 for about $9000 brand new including installation of electonic brakes on the van. The only ameneties we opted for were a heater, windows and a vent. We have a nice cooler and camp stove, so why pay $1000s more? | See RoTi item |
| Jayco Jay Series camping trailer | RoTi RV Reviews | "Ditch that tent - the Jay Series is Jayco’s most popular and affordable camping trailer" | See RoTi item |
| Re: Lance truck camper | Mandy | What I like most about the Lance is you don't get any squeaking and it's easy to put it on and take it off the truck. The only thing I wish is that it had a bigger water capacity. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Lance truck camper | John T | We found the Lance website (and the dealer of course) to be very helpful in matching our truck to the camper. We love the Lance. We had read somewhere about leaks between the rear fold-out tent and the rear wall but we didn't have this problem. Great camper. | See RoTi item |
| Lance truck camper 830 | RoTi RV Reviews | "The all-new distinctive Euro-style design with a spacious floorplan" | See RoTi item |
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