Hi

[McTrailer]

Bought a 2100bh in May and already been on several outings. Drove to Colorado and several spots in the Midwest. I would say the trailer spent more time at the dealer service center tho then on the back of my truck! Overall I’m a happy camper, but clearly didn’t do as much homework as I could have with Trailer purchasing.

I plan on using a lot of this forum for resources on service related issues and basic operations. I think we’ve got all the kinks out but definitely. Small family of 3 and can already tell the trailer life is for us!

[Funinthesun]

Hi , we love camping just moved from a pop up to a travel trailer.

[Bbrowne]

Picking up our new 2100 BH next week what type of issues were you having?
Should I be looking for something specific during our walk through. Thank you

[McTrailer]

The window valances/curtain screws were stripped out of the plywood wall. The plumbing wasn't secured or "torqued" down, causing lots of play in the faucet and leaks. Check the door and window/door screens to see how well aligned they are. Lots of the little screws on the exterior were stripped or not screwed down all the way so check those.



Absolutely worst thing was the brake wiring was backwards so I had to have them rewire the entire thing, huge pain. Make sure all your lights work when hooked up and they are BRIGHT


Close/Open the slideout a few times, make sure there is no binding.


Try all the locks and make sure they operate fine, including the little shower handle lock on the back.



Most of this is just little stuff but it all adds up!

[Bbrowne]

I do my walk though on Wednesday morning. I will take your advise to heart and look into these areas very carefully.
Ben