Good Experience

[ahenry47]

Have followed the forums frequently and have compiled a wealth of
information. I always review for troubleshooting advice, much of it
used already and some stored for future. We have been exceptionally
fortunate to be on our second Fun Finder in 4 years with only minor
and handyman fixable problems. Recent communications with our
dealer, Holman's, have been very rewarding. In turn Cruiser RV has
responded positively to small warranty issues (night shade & screen).
I understand that most problems presented and not satisfactorily
resolved were bigger but just wanted everyone to know about our
experience.

[Eagle]

I have to say compared to some that have commented, my experience with my Fun Finder have also be only minor and handyman fixable things with not one major issue.

As such, there has been no need to use the 'factory warranty' nor any reason to return to the dealership for any 'corrective measures.'

[profdant139]

We did have a warranty issue -- a bad axle supplied by Lippert -- the dealer and the manufacturer handled it very well. Other than that, very happy with my 2d Fun Finder.

But let's be honest -- these trailers are not perfect. They are inexpensive, and that means that quality is not top-notch. That is inevitable. You get what you pay for. I am satisfied that both of my trailers have given me good value.

[Eagle]

These 'homes on wheels' actually give alot of value for the money as, like most of us, we purchased the "mostest" for the "least amount of money." IF money had NOT been a major factor, we'd all have one of those $2,000,000 motor homes.


And, when compared to the new Nissan Altima the wife bought in 2009, it's far better. That car, today with only 14,000 miles on it, has been back to the dealer about 8 times, towed twice, is on it's 4th new battery and after the last visit to the dealer she told them she would NEVER return for any reason what-so-ever since they have less than hamburger flippers working in their service dept.