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richfaa · 01-04-2014, 05:07 AM

I like new things Bingo which sometimes leads to a not so good experience. This is the longest we have had a truck we usually trade off every 3 years or so. we saw all those new Ford trucks at the dealership this AM and it was hard to pass them by.

Most of the reason for the purchase of the Big Sky was that we just wanted the new "things". We are here in usually very warm Florida and having a great experience that our Montana's allowed us to have. It has been over two weeks and nothing new has failed(of course we have not moved) and as long as we do not fill the gray and galley tank to full we do not have a wet stinky pad. The Eterabond repair held on the leak in the lower part of the galley tank. Many new drain holes in the underbelly will prevent further water build up should they or the other tanks leak.

We are not deterred we are pros at dealing with RV failures.

01-04-2014, 05:07 AM	#36
richfaa Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North Ridgeville Posts: 20,229 M.O.C. #2839	I like new things Bingo which sometimes leads to a not so good experience. This is the longest we have had a truck we usually trade off every 3 years or so. we saw all those new Ford trucks at the dealership this AM and it was hard to pass them by. Most of the reason for the purchase of the Big Sky was that we just wanted the new "things". We are here in usually very warm Florida and having a great experience that our Montana's allowed us to have. It has been over two weeks and nothing new has failed(of course we have not moved) and as long as we do not fill the gray and galley tank to full we do not have a wet stinky pad. The Eterabond repair held on the leak in the lower part of the galley tank. Many new drain holes in the underbelly will prevent further water build up should they or the other tanks leak. We are not deterred we are pros at dealing with RV failures.