Keystone Web Page with Recalls

[H. John Kohl]

This may be old news to many but I just found it. Keystone recall page

[stiles watson]

That is a page one might be glad NOT to find your unit. Good info, thanks.

[Waynem]

Alright! On that same page at the bottom is a 90 page owner's manual.

Nice to have it electronically.

[sreigle]

I was not aware of this page. Thanks, John.

[exav8tr]

Well what a surprise, my '06 3400RL is not on "THE LIST". Am I a happy camper, or what?

[boylanag]

Thanks, John. That is good to have.

[eeoski]

Do you all know that the "owners manual" is a generic manual AND it was most recently published in 2006!? One of the things we're NOT impressed with as far as information specific to the model we've purchased. Heck the one provided with the unit is in black and white and stapled in the top left corner...not even three hole punched to put in a notebook.

Robin

[sreigle]

Robin, you should have seen what we got for an owners manual just a few short years ago. What you see is not perfect by any means but is far superior to the 'nothing' we got with our 2003 Montana. We did get some manuals for appliances but those were from the manufacturers of those appliances.

I'd like to see model specific information but, to be honest, I don't expect that to happen. There are too many models and too many changes made during the year. Plus, there's the annual model year change and the major upgrades implemented at the mid-model-year point each year.

We've owned three different brands of fithwheels and the Montana manual is the best of the three. Pretty sad, but there it is. Just the standard practice in the industry from what I've seen. There may be some really high dollar rigs with good manuals but that would likely be about the only place you'll find them.

To be fair, the manual we get does cover some things we need to know about. Even though it's pretty generic. It still has its usefulness for me.