Just to let those know that HL Customer service contacted us about the issues with our 28BRS. I spoke to a very nice man and will be speaking to him again in about a week. They may be able to do something about the cabinets, but my husband wants to let it go after all this time. We'll make the floor level rather than the cabinets when we camp this coming week and see if that will work. We heard how long it can take for a dealer to do major work like that and my husband, getting old and losing his patience, doesn't want to deal with it. HL can't do anything about the other issues so we will take care of some of them ourselves if we can. I will try and see what the cost is in reversing the axles to get the TT higher off the ground. That will help tremendously and I know other people have done it. Has anyone had this done to their TT or 5th wheel? Did it change the handling of the rig? I know one woman in the Sunline club has her's reversed and it fixed the dragging problem but that was a different RV company altogether.
Now as for 2psnapod2's comment that we're living in the BRS or that it's not meant to be lived in... the man I spoke to at HL said that is only because in freezing weather the pipes will freeze. They're not heated. HL is aware people do live in them, and there is no law that you cannot. We spend only 3 months in FL in the winter, plus camping trips the rest of the year.
And I hope 2psnapod2 reads this message and ceases to read or reply to any of my future posts. I can do without the implied insult to my husband and myself. My husband did his best when he picked up the BRS, and no he wasn't allowed to camp in it for a week or drive it around before heading for home to catch what walk-throughs with the dealers miss.
Now as for 2psnapod2's comment that we're living in the BRS or that it's not meant to be lived in... the man I spoke to at HL said that is only because in freezing weather the pipes will freeze. They're not heated. HL is aware people do live in them, and there is no law that you cannot. We spend only 3 months in FL in the winter, plus camping trips the rest of the year.
And I hope 2psnapod2 reads this message and ceases to read or reply to any of my future posts. I can do without the implied insult to my husband and myself. My husband did his best when he picked up the BRS, and no he wasn't allowed to camp in it for a week or drive it around before heading for home to catch what walk-throughs with the dealers miss.