Sawdust Blowing out of Main AC Unit

Then when we really looked I came up with a wrench, screw driver, and other parts that I returned to the shop last July when we made our run and got things put in order.

This is where PC falls short, overall it's a quality rv but assemblers work to fast and overlook a lot of things. Sawdust in vents, foreign objects in tanks, stripped screws, scratches in sinks. They need to slow down  instead of seeing how fast they can get it out the door. This is a problem through out the rv industry. Buyers are happy when they only have 5 or 6 issues to repair when new. If you bought a new Toyota Camry or Ford F150 and had 5 or 6 things wrong with it when you bought it, you'd be upset. No matter how big or how many parts, it should all work correctly when new..

  Lynn

This is where PC falls short, overall it's a quality rv but assemblers work to fast and overlook a lot of things. Sawdust in vents, foreign objects in tanks, stripped screws, scratches in sinks. They need to slow down  instead of seeing how fast they can get it out the door. This is a problem through out the rv industry. Buyers are happy when they only have 5 or 6 issues to repair when new. If you bought a new Toyota Camry or Ford F150 and had 5 or 6 things wrong with it when you bought it, you'd be upset. No matter how big or how many parts, it should all work correctly when new..

  Lynn
[/qYes I have to agree.  If my Winstar would have had that many defects, I would be upset. But thinking this is RV industrial standards SADLY!  Sadly, when I came to pick up my 2350, they said I wasn't expected at that date, even though I had an appointment.  So I just figured all of the imperfections I found was because of THAT!  I'm now thinking that was their excuse for the coach not being ready. (They certainly knew we were coming as I had an appointment way beforehand)  Wife and I cleaned up debris inside coach for months. So folks don't feel bad if you have some debris to clean up after purchase.  It is, what it is! uote]