its home

[okierver]

well we signed papers today and did our pdi on our 2014 3625re montana, got home love the level up system, and the moyre ride hitch, but got home and one of the closet doors had broke off in travel put back on but will have the dealer look and fix it wednesday when the do the service bulletin for microwave. anybody with the new wood doors in bedroom is it better to leave open or closed and latched thats what we did but if its gonna break everytime then not sure how to do it

[Virginia Young]

I know there have been some issues with the door hangers. Ask about it when you go in. They should have replacements in stock. They had to replace one for us.

[Rondo]

Dale-- Does your unit have a track on the floor also for those closet doors? If not, tell your dealer you want it installed. Keystone has started putting the bottom track because of the problems with the doors.
Hey Dale-- since you're close see if you can get time off and bring that new Monte up to Nebraska for the Central Plains Regional Rally, July 23rd-28th. Maybe we can work on those doors while you're here!

[okierver]

yes it has the bottom track it seems ok there it broke the r/h out board door at the top hangar

[boat391]

I caught my doors before they dropped and now travel with them open held back with a bungee. Have never had a problem from that point on.

[okierver]

rondo
would love to at some time. we will be going thru york, grand island upto valentine into Rapid city for a family reunion and then to the lake, July 2ns - july 12th will get a good break in time one of these times we would love to attned one;

[woodman]

We received our Montana with the sliding closet door top bracket hanging on by one screw and it kept coming off the track after a couple weekend trips. One day, I decided to investigate and removed the door and found that the top bracket was secured by only one screw and that was barely in. So, I readily repaired it myself and since have not had any issues. We travel with our closet doors closed and locked with that pin. We just got done traveling over 6000 miles and over some of Illinois's and Indiana's worst interstate roads (potholes and bumps everywhere) and the doors have held up well. I don't think there is one rule for every situation, you have to do what you think is best under your circumstances.