RV Horror Stories September 05, 2018, 08:33:37 am It continues to be too hot to be outdoors here, so I am spending too much surfing. I joined a Facebook group named RV Horror Stories. We all know that SOB's, especially those made in Indiana, are prone to having problems that show up as soon as they are driven off the dealer's lot. Cracked frames, the roof pealing back on the drive home, etc. The buyer's wait months for a fix, meanwhile the one-year warranty clock is ticking. A typical "little" problem was a PEX water line that the builder attached with a screw through it. The dealer's fix was to use a larger screw with a dap of silicone.How about the shower drain going into the storage compartments rather than the gray tank?I don't recall hearing of a single issue with a Lazy Daze that was the factory's fault. Have you?
Re: RV Horror Stories Reply #1 – September 05, 2018, 09:02:38 am We had a couple, but LD took care of them.
Re: RV Horror Stories Reply #2 – September 05, 2018, 10:09:50 am Quote from: Don Malpas - September 05, 2018, 08:33:37 amIt continues to be too hot to be outdoors here, so I am spending too much surfing. I joined a Facebook group named RV Horror Stories. We all know that SOB's, especially those made in Indiana, are prone to having problems that show up as soon as they are driven off the dealer's lot. Cracked frames, the roof pealing back on the drive home, etc. The buyer's wait months for a fix, meanwhile the one-year warranty clock is ticking. A typical "little" problem was a PEX water line that the builder attached with a screw through it. The dealer's fix was to use a larger screw with a dap of silicone.How about the shower drain going into the storage compartments rather than the gray tank?I don't recall hearing of a single issue with a Lazy Daze that was the factory's fault. Have you?"It continues to be too hot to be outdoors here,"Perhaps tropical storm Gordon will cool things down for you. I am hopeful that your LD's roof is well sealed in anticipation of some heavy rains. Chris
Re: RV Horror Stories Reply #3 – September 05, 2018, 12:40:18 pm Along with the heat, we have thunderstorms almost every afternoon. The rig is well sealed, covered and up high on blocks.
Re: RV Horror Stories Reply #4 – September 12, 2018, 04:46:03 pm Here's a horror story, the worst I have heard.The Day our Heartland RV Left us Homeless | 4 Radical Roadschoolers and a...
Re: RV Horror Stories Reply #5 – September 12, 2018, 05:43:32 pm Quote from: Don Malpas - September 12, 2018, 04:46:03 pmHere's a horror story, the worst I have heard.The Day our Heartland RV Left us Homeless | 4 Radical Roadschoolers and a...Indeed. Incredible story. Hope it gets a lot of social media exposure.
Re: RV Horror Stories Reply #6 – September 12, 2018, 06:13:18 pm What a sad story. It's truly a buyer beware world in the RV business.
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