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Montana_4040 · 11-15-2005, 06:49 PM

Hello everyone, and thanks for all the information I was able to glean from just a few visits to this forum. Based on that info I bought a Montana for use at work in the northwest (I will live in the Montana two weeks at a time while flying helicopters on logging jobs). Did have a few glitches that I'll blame on keystone's ramp-up for Katrina. The stove was not secured, the battery wouldn't charge from the truck, one of the heater ducts oil cans when cycling from cold to hot and back again, the largest heater hose fell out of the floor duct during the trip home, and last but certainly not least, after 12 days in a row of rain in Detroit, OR I have a damp spot at the rear end of the dinette slide.

I moved to the Montana from an ancient Hitchhiker that gave me no trouble in 6 years of ownership. I suspect I'll experience the same reliability after some shakedown with Keystone.

Thanks again to all who take time to keep forums like this one up and informing.

11-15-2005, 06:49 PM	#1
Montana_4040 New Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Laramie Posts: 4 M.O.C. #4040	2006 3295RK test flight Hello everyone, and thanks for all the information I was able to glean from just a few visits to this forum. Based on that info I bought a Montana for use at work in the northwest (I will live in the Montana two weeks at a time while flying helicopters on logging jobs). Did have a few glitches that I'll blame on keystone's ramp-up for Katrina. The stove was not secured, the battery wouldn't charge from the truck, one of the heater ducts oil cans when cycling from cold to hot and back again, the largest heater hose fell out of the floor duct during the trip home, and last but certainly not least, after 12 days in a row of rain in Detroit, OR I have a damp spot at the rear end of the dinette slide. I moved to the Montana from an ancient Hitchhiker that gave me no trouble in 6 years of ownership. I suspect I'll experience the same reliability after some shakedown with Keystone. Thanks again to all who take time to keep forums like this one up and informing.