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The factory tour was the culmination of looking at MANY tours of various RVs at dealer's and shows over the course of a couple of years. We made lots of notes on what we saw on each RV - not just layouts but what we call the "bounce factor". That's how solid the unit felt in normal walking...

Don't let the dealer tell you that they checked ______ and it works fine. Check it yourself.

It can be frustrating. The interior wood color changed in ours, but fortunately we liked the change.

Glad y'all are safe, Erika. We've grabbed our fur kids and run for cover before and will do it again. There are too few shelters allow pets even in crates. Martha

Call Heartland directly. Have your VIN handy. They will help you (if you're a member of the owner's club, you get a discount on parts).

We always eyeball our sites and put level pads if we think appropriate. The auto level will stop if it cannot level the trailer.

We level first and then extend the slides. If you're getting door swing, use a level and validate that it's truly the trailer off level. You might need to recalibrate the auto level. We've done that - not hard to do.

D We got ours there. Salesman Joe was great. Not sure if he's still there, but he knew his stuff.

There are reviews from the UK which are not positive. Apparently on autos only, the reviews say that they are dry pavement only safe. Personally, we'd let someone else be the tester and not put on anything we planned to haul. Just our 2¢ worth.

Stay safe! We're heading west in a couple of weeks and hope to miss the unsettled weather.

Not us. Been in many campgrounds (short and long term) as well as storage facilities and never a problem (yet).

Our prayers are with them.

Sounds like a switch to activate the Yeti systems. Don't leave it on. It's meant to heat the holding tanks in freezing weather.

Bob 34787, Did you speak with Heartland yourself or just your dealer? We discovered that sometimes a dealer's representative can be vague in the description of the problem.

Was that sign in Minnesota?

Absolutely!! Shopping and sightseeing are less stressful during the week too. Another reward for retirement!

We traveled a year full-time time in ours and it worked for us having reservations. We'd make them a week out, but we also researched park looking at reviews, Google earth, and trip advisor to see what was in the area to determine how long we'd stay in any one location. We always made sure to...

Heartland has always been there for us when we needed anything, from items needed when we had blowouts to repair the damage to advice on how to fabricate something on the fly as we traveled. When we were getting push back from our dealer on warranty repairs, it was amazing how quickly we...

Re: ATF: Bighorn - Ladder parts Give Heartland a call. Have your VIN handy. They can help.

Try your remote. We use that on our BH.