They lost so much talent when they moved to Nebraska and that was proof that the workers were pretty much everything to making an acceptable unit. The new company should either pay per-diem and a few days labor to have the old crew teach the new workers or perhaps the new company should pay top dollar to buy back a newer unit built in TN and reverse engineer it.
Lastly, just opinion here, these trailer companies just have to adopt the concept of quality control. Units should be fully tested. Water systems, electrical, propane, axle mechanics. If mine was actually tested, they would realize there was a water leak, a reversed polarity 12V outlet and one brake that was never connected because they did a wire-nut without stripping one of the wires first (how stupid!).
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2011, Model 2720SD, 13.5k btu Dometic Low Profile Penguin II with a user installed Easy-Start modification, "Jack" TV Antenna, 15" Goodyear Marathon 225/75R15D Tires on Alloy Wheels, Swing Hitch, Electric Tongue Jack, Front Window (now an option). Powered with a Honda 2000i or 3000 handi (depending on the weather) generator when dry camping. Powered with two 6V Trojan T145 batteries when I need to run silent and deep. TV = 2016 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab w/ WDH.
Home Port: Western New York.
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