Karl
Moderator Emeritus
Just have to toss in my two cents here. Shayne, don't take this personally because you're not the only one, but if I hear the term "Entry Level Unit" one more time, I'm going to up-chuck! To an owner of a Prevost or some other million plus dollar unit, every other rig is an "Entry Level Unit". I don't care what you paid for your rig, you have every right and expectation that it will work, and work properly. Just because your faucet isn't gold plated doesn't mean it shouldn't work as well as one that is. A generator should generate, lights should light, and holding tanks should hold. The list is endless, but you get the picture. Yes, maybe Paul should have spent more time in the beginning, but I liken that to going to Germany to buy a Porsche. You don't necessarily have the time or opportunity to run on the Nurburgring to see if it really will hit 200mph, or to test every fit, feature, function, and fluid to make sure everything works. What you want to do is hit the road and see the country, and that's what Paul did. Only after a period of time will you find everything that's wrong, and then you have every expectation that the selling dealer will make it right.