Seaulayter
Member
Being the proud and very happy original owners of our Bighorn 3055RL since ordering it in September 2007, we have decided that the time has come to replace it with a new Heartland product. So after looking at practically ever other manufactures 5th wheel units for the past several months, we decided on the 2013 3010RE. We were ready to submit our last week for a new 2013 3010RE when we stopped today at one more dealer that had a 2013 3010RE built in August 2012. This unit had several significant changes that have us reconsidering our decision to stay with the Heartland brand.
Heartland has implemented several very significant changes to the 2013 3010RE that are not reflected in either their website or their (5/12) brochure that we consider are 'deal breakers'. If we had placed our order last week without seeing this unit that was built in August 2012, could you imagine our surprise and dissapointment in the unit we had ordered? Heartland spends hundreds of thousands of dollars implementing these build changes - why couldn't they have spent several thousand dollars updating their website with these bulid changes?
While these changes maybe the way the industry is moving they are not what is reflected in the information that is available to your customers.
- Conter tops are now dark black instead of the lighy tan as reflected on Heartlands website
- Dining Table Chairs & Folding Chairs now have wood backs that are no longer padded cloth covered backs with the same material as the seats
- Kitchen Island was 62" while the August 2012 build measures 72"
As you probably can tell I am not enamored with these changes that have been made in mid-year. So the question I have for 'Ask the Factory' is CAN THESE CHANGES BE AN OPTION AND NOT A FORCED CHANGE?
Heartland has implemented several very significant changes to the 2013 3010RE that are not reflected in either their website or their (5/12) brochure that we consider are 'deal breakers'. If we had placed our order last week without seeing this unit that was built in August 2012, could you imagine our surprise and dissapointment in the unit we had ordered? Heartland spends hundreds of thousands of dollars implementing these build changes - why couldn't they have spent several thousand dollars updating their website with these bulid changes?
While these changes maybe the way the industry is moving they are not what is reflected in the information that is available to your customers.
- Conter tops are now dark black instead of the lighy tan as reflected on Heartlands website
- Dining Table Chairs & Folding Chairs now have wood backs that are no longer padded cloth covered backs with the same material as the seats
- Kitchen Island was 62" while the August 2012 build measures 72"
As you probably can tell I am not enamored with these changes that have been made in mid-year. So the question I have for 'Ask the Factory' is CAN THESE CHANGES BE AN OPTION AND NOT A FORCED CHANGE?