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Wrenchtraveller · 11-04-2006, 12:09 AM

I picked up my 06 2955RL a year ago today so I will give a short report.
I am real close to being 100 % satisfied with this unit and I have no regrets on my purchase decision. It is the nicest RV I have ever owned, no question.
We went on one 44 day trip with it and and pulled it about 3000 miles. I had two small issues. The rear steps on a 2955RL hang very low and when I levelled my unit my bottom step was only 2 inches off the ground. I have replaced that step with a good quality 2 step unit that works great and gives me clearance when I tow.
The big Zenith TV had loosened the big screw that was drilled into the plastic case near the top of the TV. A plastic TV cabinet was not made to hold a large woodscrew and this is one silly thing that Keystone does.
I could have fixed that if I wanted to keep the Zenith but this gave me a reason to put a 26" LCD TV in the same spot and gave me extra storage.
Some of the more common issues, I never had. No leaky showers and no stripped wood screws on my cabinets.
This is one terrific unit and we are happy campers. Thanks Keystone.

11-04-2006, 12:09 AM	#1
Wrenchtraveller Montana Master Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Posts: 1,568 M.O.C. #4890	Today is one year of ownership. I picked up my 06 2955RL a year ago today so I will give a short report. I am real close to being 100 % satisfied with this unit and I have no regrets on my purchase decision. It is the nicest RV I have ever owned, no question. We went on one 44 day trip with it and and pulled it about 3000 miles. I had two small issues. The rear steps on a 2955RL hang very low and when I levelled my unit my bottom step was only 2 inches off the ground. I have replaced that step with a good quality 2 step unit that works great and gives me clearance when I tow. The big Zenith TV had loosened the big screw that was drilled into the plastic case near the top of the TV. A plastic TV cabinet was not made to hold a large woodscrew and this is one silly thing that Keystone does. I could have fixed that if I wanted to keep the Zenith but this gave me a reason to put a 26" LCD TV in the same spot and gave me extra storage. Some of the more common issues, I never had. No leaky showers and no stripped wood screws on my cabinets. This is one terrific unit and we are happy campers. Thanks Keystone.