<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">I've read the pantry will fall off the slides, the closet and dresser drawer slides break very easily, and recently there were several posting about the outside storage compartments are coming loose. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Take some of the things you read about things falling apart with a grain of salt. All to often someone does something stupid, breaks something, then blames someone else for their problems.
To my point there was a post a while ago about overhead cabinets pulling off the wall. There were several responses, including one gentleman who asked several times what had been stored in the cabinets. After numerous posts and accusations the OP finally admitted he had filled the upper cabinets with cases of soft drinks.
While common sense should dictate that half a dozen cases of drinks was overloading the cabinets he still insisted that they should be able to handle anything he chose to put in them.
More often than not these stories are like listening to Paul Harvey. At 4:30 in the afternoon we get "The Rest Of The Story".
For the record we've put almost 65,000 miles on our coach without having anything fall apart. 110 of those miles were on the Top of the World Highway going from Canada to Alaska. We went shortly after a rain storm and it was the most God Awful 110 miles of road on the earth. At times 5 mph was too fast for the condition of the road. As bad as it was and with as many miles as we've traveled everything still works fine.
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