BUNGIE CORDSNice rig, just curious what you do with dinette chairs while traveling? Do they secure somehow?
CONGRATS!!!Morning All
My name is Jay and we just bought a Kodiak 3371fsls yesterday.
We soon to be retired people are about to get out more often on the East Coast.
Be Safe and enjoy Life. GET OUT.....
What did you buy and who from?WANTED TO LOVE THIS TRAILER BUT...KITCHEN SINK WAS INOP ON OUR FIRST TRIP OUT. HAD TO HAVE REPLACED-3 WEEKS OLD. TANKLESS WATER HEATER BLEW OUT SECOND TRIP OUT, TRIED USING FRESH WATER TANK AND THE WATER PUMP IS NOT WORKING, MAIN SLIDE SITS TO LOW WHEN OUT ETC... SO, MIND YOU THIS TRAILER IS LESS THAN 3 MONTHS OLD, 2 TRIPS AND BEEN IN THE SHOP MORE THAN OUR DRIVEWAY. ON TOP OF THAT THEY SAID WATER HEATER WAS NOT COVERED. WOULD NEVER REC THIS COMPANY OR TRAILER TO ANYONE. CUSTOMER SERVICE ISNT THE BEST EITHER, DEPENDS ON WHO YOU SPEAK WITH.
Sry Im way late in responding to this. So if I have a problem i can switch to bluetti. I have a post about a bluetti 300 that i installed for boondocking.Just a side note, I have the plug in system that goes at the pedestal. The last place I was at, the unit I have would not pass power. I found a crappie breaker, fixed it and checked the power seven ways to sunday! result was that the power was fixed and OK and the protector had given up it's life so I needed to get it replaced by the MFR which happened in two days (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND PROGRESSIVE BECAUSE OF THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE)...
Anyway, the end result is that I needed to plug into the ped directly and wait for the replacement unit. My question to you is if that happens to you, would you have a way to bypass the unit and still operate?
Frank