Braxton Creek Bushwhacker Plus Review - Watch before you buy!!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- If you are considering a Braxton Creek RV/travel trailer, watch this video. It covers our fault filled first four months of ownership of a Bushwhacker Pls 17FL.
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In the video I stated that my nearest dealer stated that we would be responsible for the labor related to fixing warranty issues. The dealer has confirmed that labor will be included for all warranty repairs, whenever they take place. I apologize for the misstatement.
Since posting this video, the air conditioner has stopped working, the shower seals were fixed and are coming off again, the battery stopped providing power to the trailer, you must be connected to electricity, and, in the middle of nowhere, the support for the waste pipe broke and we were dragging the pipe on the ground. The replacement cabinet the dealer ordered in the July-August 2021 time frame has not arrived.
Was considering a camper from them, but I have now changed my mind. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and review on this product. I hope to never do business with a company like this braxton creek campers... thanks again, HT!!!
I also was going to buy one. Not any more.
Agreed
Was just about to pull the trigger on purchasing the 17BH and after this informative video , I’ve decided to look elsewhere. Great video and thank you for taking the time to save many like me from wasting their hard earned money! God bless
Same here , i will be looking elsewhere
Thanks for this Video. I'm sorry you had to put up ith this. I love your Schnauzers, my wife and I have one!!!!!
Saw one of these near me for a good price used. Now I see why. Thank you sir for your review.
thanks you just helped with my thoughts on buying a bushwacker sorry for your troubles. you saved alot of us from getting BUSHWACKED
Thank you for the video. I purchased a new 2023 Bushwhacker plus 15FK at a steep discount ($11,841). Have not taken it out for any trips yet but, will be careful with all the points that you have spoken about. A good alternative will be a 16-foot Scamp, although the price is double.
I almost bought this exact make and model...as I was sitting inside the bushwhacked plus some interior mounding popped off and I noticed it has some flimsy thin tiny staples holding everything together. I got my deposit back, went across the street and ordered a 2022 Tab320s Boondock. Manufacture will occur in November and it will be shipped to my dealer in January...so excited. The Tabs are quality built.
Yes! I have a 2021 T@B 320S Boondock. Have gone on five 4-night camping trips at state parks, including the last two Thanksgivings (my kids and grands stayed in a heated cabin and my daughter smoked the turkey). I'm going to go on some month-long trips to see as many national parks as I can.
I’m looking to buy a teardrop within the next month. I just started looking at Bushwhackers. Looks like I can stop looking and go back to my first choice. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for saving many of us from making horrible purchases and bearing lots of grief. I'd buy you and your SO dinner if I could.
Thank you for your video ! I agree! I have a 2021 Braxton Creek Free Solo Romo and I’ve had nothing but issues from the start. To include waking up to water from my AC all over my counter , to the brake away system failure , and currently heater issues. Shower trim coming off as well with seals. This is just to name a few.
Warranty department is no help either . No manual for it either! I’m living it full time as well.
Just not built well enough for a full timer.
it should be built great no matter if a person uses it once a month , or every day..this company is clearly bullshit..I hope the person/s who are selling you guys these shoddy trailers break their necks!
Same!
@@kristinreneebrown6844 Wow! What brand would you choose instead?
@@phyllisharris2766 I don’t know, I don’t know much about any of the brands. I’m in some RV groups and camper groups on Facebook. Seems nothing is built quality these days. The Coleman lantern is supposed to be another beginner level, small camper, able to be pulled by my, small SUV,
Was considering a camper from them, but I have now changed my mind. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and review on this product.
Same here, was about to pull trigger on freesolo romo, there's reason why their asking price lower. Thanks for the video Jim!!!
That review certainly makes me think twice! Thank you. It's exactly what I wanted to know. You confirmed what I was already thinking about their workmanship. God Bless you and I hope you have a favorable outcome.
I was thinking of buying either Braxton creek or another cheaper teardrop. After seeing this review and then reading more reviews on a few websites for both, I went with the more expensive but well built Little Guy Max. Thank you for your review!
Thank you Sir for this video. I learned many things as i had every intention to buy one but now, have changed my mind. Thank you again for your help .
My wife just bought the new 2022 Bushwhacker from them and she got 45 miles down the road and the drivers side wheel came completely off. She was on a major interstate also, needless to say going through a rough night the RV refunded her money and covered the cost of having it towed. We have a video of the lugs being loose on the other wheel.
James,
I hope you wife is OK, that is quite a shock. When is the continuing saga of Braxton Creek failures going to end?
Would love to see the video.
Jim
I was going to buy one next week. You changed my mind. Thanks So sorry you had this experience!
Wow, l am seriously surprised as this line of trailers does seem to be marketed as heavy duty high clearance Boondocking travel trailers. Thanks soo much for sharing your experience; we'll definitely be sidestepping this brand!
Thanks you just saved me $14,000 for a used one and many, many headaches
I was close to purchasing this teardrop. I will wait and pay a little more for an Intech or Tab. Thank you for sharing.
Tab cost double more
@@mrsvoyage sounds like you’re affiliated with the high-quality-products company!
Martin Frison good things ain’t cheap and cheap things ain’t good.
God bless you for doing this excellent video. What they are doing is criminal.
Very sad situation. There are documentaries being made as of late stating that all but the top 3 companies are cranking out campers do to exceptionally high demand with absolutely no regard for quality control. The problem seems to be a shortage of workers and a especially workers with trade level skills.
Hey Jim, I own a Bushwhacker 10ss. Smaller sized trailer with similarly sized problems. I've had all the same QC issues, lack of documentation, and unhelpful responses from BC... sorry for your experience.
Amen Brother! We have the exact experience
Thanks for saving me a lot of money and more important a big headache that I couldn't get rid of
Thank you. I have been looking at tear drops and Braxton Creek was on my list. I spoke to a dealer yesterday who had carried this line and they ended their relationship with BC because of quality issues and poor support. SHAMEFUL Braxton Creek.
Sir, thank you for this video. I was looking at buying one. You just saved me a lot of money.
Damn.. it was one of my top 3 but ya just scared me and it right off the list! lol! Thanks for the video! I won't be getting this one.
I heard from many B.C. owners that they will not even entertain any callers that have questions or concerns. Sounds like a good company to stay clear of
What year is your trailer? I have the 15 fk. After the first outing I gave it back to the dealer with a list of 8 needed repairs.
2021. Problems started on first trip.
Thank you so much. This seriously saved me from making a mistake.
Think I'll look a little harder at the Scamp travel trailer.
has the quality improved at all since the company changed hands? been looking at a 12rad.
Looked for 3 years before buying. Sorry you guys got screwed. Settled on an all fiber glass Casita and have had no issues. Very well built. This company and all the stick and tin construction rvs were crossed off my list a while back.
Wow, I wonder if the smaller teardrop has similar issues. I don’t need the shower, toilet, water heater etc, but now I’m wondering regardless. Thanks!
Wow, thanks for posting this. We almost did the 15DS. Talk about junk! Is there anyway you can burn it to the ground and say it was a propane leak?
I wish, but I have just completed a rehab of the dealers second shower fix plus a few other fixes. I am stuck with this piece of….
I looked at them recently. I found the build quality to be sloppy and poor. I walked away quickly. Surprised my local RV dealer even puts them on their lot.
Oh mine, you sound like you seriously had some issues and should have returned it. I thank goodness I haven't had any problems with my short besides it wasn't so useful until I replaced it with another one that works great! I had to re-screw a few screws but nothing to major. I have a fam, but a FreeSolo is made just about the same. Now, I do have some minor functions with how they made the door panel for the bottle door at the lower bunch that I had to place memory form to keep the bugs out. And yes, that's very undetail for how they made it. I contacted Brandson to tell them about this, and had to re-screw the board at the button of the refrigerator. So yes, I agree there are some issues and need improvement.
So sorry to hear of these issues with Braxton Creek campers. This is a frustrating situation to be in and I can only hope it doesn't visit our back door! We bought a 2022 - 15FK and so far so good, but we don't camp a lot. We are a New Hampshire working farm and tend to take short camping trips to get off the farm for a night or two. Our older Tacoma cannot pull a heavier camper, so the 15FK was our choice for the price. If I was going to spend more money, I would look for a used, yes used, 21' Little Guy Max that had one owner and was well maintained. That way a lot of bugs should have already been found and repaired. And you won't pay the full price for a new one! I follow Mitch at TRAVELING TEARDROP. He has a 15FK and is satisfied with his purchase. He and his wife are avid campers in the North East, year round. Mitch has gone through his teardrop and made repairs and modifications. He clearly discusses the work and upkeep that he has done. I find him to be candid and helpful. I also like to follow along with their trips. All the best to everyone! ~ Diane
First of all I want to thank you for the info on the Braxton creek. We we’re looking at the 15re but may change our minds now.
I personally would love to know more about how the escape does towing this guy? We have one and I’ve searched and searched for videos on how the escape handles towing and can barely find anything. How do you feel about the way it tows and have you had any issues due to towing?
I am facing a $6,000 bill for a new transmission on my Escape Titanium. The garage said it is not up to the job of towing. When it is fixed, it is gone. Go with something that can tow 5,000 lbs.
@@jas8880 ohhh man that stinks! Thank you for the information!
Was going to look at one this weekend. Now I’m not to sure
Thank you very much!
Oh HAIL NO! I stopped watching after the shower segment. I was looking at one and now I am out!
I thought about buying this same camper. I signed some papers to begin the process. However, it was nothing to dream about over night. That would be the same night that I'm watching this video. It was already decided not to buy this camper...it seemed cheap and flimsy on the interior.
Every travel trailer WILL have its own issues. They will all leak eventually. Except for maybe Oliver and/or Airstream trailers.
True, but the waste system should not fall of in the first week of ownership, nor a wheel fall off on the way home the dealers. At no time should the entire cabin fall off the trailer frame. Those are real events that have happened to owners.
I am sorry to hear you are having so many problems. Did you buy this trainer new from a reputable dealer. it is their job to prep your unit for delivery and teach you how to use and care for your trailer for your safety and enjoyment of your purchase. Have you talked to your selling dealer? There is no rv that will not have problems. not defending Braxton Creek and more attention to QC would certainly be helpful. That is why a lot of this stuff should be fixed before you leave with it.
About your expectations. You will have problems no matter what you buy and be ready to return to your dealer with a list of items to be corrected. you mentioned batteries I think and those are usually supplied by the dealer not BC. I have owned 20 or so trailers over the years and have luckily not have an explosion on a water heater. Did you find out what happened? Did you have water in the tank and were the water line valves opened properly? Just curious about the brand and what failed? Anyway a lot of this stuff is disappointing but to quote a couple that full time RV KYA? this can be part of the adventure but don't let it ruin your fun. Good luck to you and I hope you get things worked out. Yes I would still buy a Braxton Creek trailer and as a matter of fact the 15fk fits what my wife wants for her mountain property and use. I expect delivery in a couple of weeks. Do I expect some problems? You bet but it fits the price range and limited use for us in our last years. Our last one was atop of the line Lance trailer at 3 times the cost. Did I have problems? You bet and either fixed some myself or at the dealer. And some were my fault too. Hope you and your wife stay safe with your cute dogs. Best Regards Ed
Thanks Ed,
The dealer has been somewhat helpful however they are 2,000 miles away and other dealers are not obligated to do warranty repairs. The nearest dealer will get parts under warranty but I am on the hook for labor. All the lines were open at the hot water tank and it had been working for several days. The water heater problem was a loose wire not correctly attached at the factory. It cam loose on the first dirt road we travelled.
Despite the price point I believe that a unit should not be falling apart after three months. For every wall seal in the shower to go is simply unacceptable.
@@jas8880 thanks for your reply Jim again I am sure sorry that you’re having all these troubles and I hope they get worked out for you glad you weren’t injured In the explosion I hope no one was injured anyway I hope you will be able to continue enjoying camping even with another trailer best wishes to you and your family like to hear how the fixed the bathroom.
@@jas8880 ps the loose wire should have been caught by the dealer when they prepped your unit and tested the water heater but again sure glad you and your family were not hurt. Sound like a check item for both the manufacturer and the dealers. Really unusual never heard of that in over 20 plus years and lots of trailers. Life sure was a lot more simple when I was young and had a camper shell on my first pick up.👍🌈😰
Not going to consider this one ....ugh.... what a headache
Good choice. I just spent $330 on a repair tech who could not fix an electrical problem that was locking up the breaks. He was a master rv tech with 13 years experience. First time he had not been able to fix a problem. Spent 1/2 hour on the phone with his father who had over 30 years experience and had owned his own repair business.
Since earlier postings I have had poor quality warranty service from the local dealer in Tucson. My big spring trip is no more. Considering painting my trailer lemon yellow and parking it outside the factory. The problem is that it is not roadworthy.
Gosh that stinks. Thanks for sharing.
Sadly this is just another Jayco trailer. And Jayco quality control is Lousy. Stay away. If you buy a Jayco trailer or any trailer under the corporate umbrella be prepared to become an unpaid RV repair man with plenty of on the job training. Forget about enjoying your hard earned vacation time and relaxation. Dealerships have so many issues they can’t possible hire enough RV techs. They know and don’t care selling these sub par units to make a fast buck
Pretty much anything made in Indiana , whether it is Thor or Forest River or any of the others is garbage. And when they say Amish built they must be talking about a distant relative because most of the RV employees are meth heads
So buyer beware. The RV industry needs a big overhaul.
I was going to look at a romo…now I’m not.
Sorry for your terrible and expensive experience.
Is that escape a 1.5
It is a 2.0 Ecoboost Titanium with a factory tow package.
So you spent 15,000$ expecting a 30,000$ camper and got a 10,000$ camper instead.
Seems like you got what you paid for.
What a piece of junk. So sorry for your troubles.
Thanks. STill hoping Creek will do the right thing.
So you had the average experience with a camper.
They are all junk, pick your level of junk, and prepare to fix everything yourself.
Make your offer to purchase accordingly.
The manufacturers produce junk, the dealers are liars, cheats, and do not take care of their customers once they are ‘’over the curb’’ they will keep your camper for months over a couple hour repair. Just DIY
Camper ownership requires a strong willingness to DIY, and a bit of resourcefulness.
If you are not prepared to DIY, don’t but one
Check out traveling teardrop. He has a lot of good information about taking care of and fixing your your trailer. again sorry for your problems.
Was about to buy this same camper they had been returned to the dealer and well, something didn’t seem right. Now I know. Thank you so much. You saved me a TON of headache I’m not equipped to fix.
I went with Casita. Many are still going strong after several decades. But I had been seriously considering a Bushwhacker Plus! The one I stepped inside of screamed of shoddy un-workmanship. Also looked at the Tabs, just a little too cramped for me and 2 small dogs, but they are great quality. So sorry for your troubles. I hope they go out of business.
Thanks for sharing your experience about actually being inside one of these. If the overall impression is shoddy workmanship, step away, I say. Step away!! :)
This is the same for every rv manufacturer not just Braxton creek except maybe the warranty is more screwed up in this one
Wow absolute garbage! I have a Tab 320 they are handmade by Amish folk quality is top notch. We bought ours new in 2018 git well over8,00 miles no problem, the quality between that mess and my trailer is incredible, im amazed they let them out the factory like that! I'll never buy there product thank you for warning everyone. I hope you get a better trailer🙏
NuCamp T@Bs are awesome! I toured their factory in Sugarcreek, OH. The company is owned by an Amish family and yes, most of their employees are Amish. They treat them right and it's reflected in their product.
Is it true that the Tab 320's sell for $35k?
Thank you for this very informative video. With a product this lacking, they will not be in business long. I was seriously considering being one of these until I came across the myriad of videos saying, don't buy a Braxton Creek. Again... THANK YOU!
Well, cross this POS off my list. For a brand new camper this is unconscionable. The follow up service is atrocious. Both dealer and manufacturer should be ashamed. Dealers and manufacturers need to realize……word of mouth and social media reviews will kill your business.
The Waranty issues you experienced is identical for virtually all manufacturers
I am glad I found your video this morning. My husband wants to look at campers at a local dealer tomorrow. They have several of these, and they will fit our needs. I am sure he would have wanted to buy one immediately after seeing our car could tow it, and the interior features would work for us. I am going to hold out for a fiberglass trailer, even if we must spend our Christmas vacation visiting dealers around the country! Thanks for taking the time to share your problems.
Glad it was helpful!
I went with Casita because I know nothing about fixing stuff like this and didn’t want the hassle. More $ but you can’t put a price on safety and peace of mind.
How do you like the Calista? Really afraid to spend the money! Thank you
I've been looking for a teardrop camper but don't want to pay 40K and more... I stumbled upon a FreeSolo Plus Romo that seemed to be 'hiding in plain sight' at a dealer just down the street from me! Before I watched your video, I looked at the pics of it, closely. First thing I noticed was that it only has 2 rear stabilizers (none in front). Then I noticed there was no tv. (Not a big deal, really). My concern was that every used teardrop camper that I'd seen up to that point has been at a minimum 20K and higher (mostly higher- like in the 30's especially for this late a model year- 2021 -but bear in mind; they were not 'braxton creek free solo'. They were NuCamp or Little Guy's). NOW I understand WHY they're only asking 16K for a 2021 model FreeSolo Romo. I'm glad I stumbled across your video. Thank you for sharing. I'll steer clear of this manufacturer.
Your issues are common with many manufacturers unfortunately. I've learned to change things before rolling out on a trip. This is completely unacceptable at today's prices! Crazy. Thank you for sharing.
The RV industry is total junk but I'm thankful I watched this video.
They do keep sucking me in, even though I know better. I have cut the line on these folks before they got me in the boat thanks to this video.
i was showing my husband a video on the bushwhacker plus and ended up here. omg this is horrible, i’d do better making a cargo trailer ito rv. thank you
WOW. I thought maybe I had found the prefect trailer for us. I’m crossing them off my list.
We have the 17bh. We had it three months and same thing. Shower falling apart, condensation d/t air conditioner running which warped all of our cabinetry and caused mildew. Air conditioner leaking d/t a seal being left off by Braxton creek causing the motherboard of the furnace to having to be replaced. It has been in the shop more than it has been at our house. Problem after problem. Would never recommend this camper.
Have you got anywhere with Braxton Creek?
Our 2021 Braxton bushwhacker was nothing but trouble from day one, the furnace has never worked, the matrices (teddy bear type) had the aroma of a house of ill repute! something dead. had to replace battery with only 2 months of use. AC only blows hot air ! made contact with Braxton , very rude lady answered the phone. would not help with anything. told me to deal with the dealer. local dealer is a waste of time, told me it would be a minimum of six months before they would look at it. and then no time frame when it might be done. The warranty is nothing more than a sales gimmick or lip service pick your flavor, would not recommend this brand to anyone, or to purchase this brand.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. We were going to experience this for the first time. We love outdoors and my husband is going to retire soon. We got in love with the unit and going to buy it today. I could not sleep the entire night just thinking if we were going to have a problem after we buy it until I got to see your video. Thank you so much for sharing it.
Thank you! I was going to buy a Bushwacker! You saved me a bunch of money and heartache. Sorry for all your problems. Thank you again for keeping others from what you have gone through.
Thank you. I am retired and researching. I had this one on my interested list!
Jim speaks the truth! I bought a BW Teardrop. Dexter brakes never worked correctly. I had to disable them. The hurricane hinge was too short for the application, rain water went directly into the kitchen area on both sides of the door. The propane gas fittings were installed INCORRECTLY and leaked propane at the stove. The bottom edge of the unit was not sealed-all four sides. It just goes on and on. I had the trailer into the dealer 4 times for the brakes. The techs could never figure out why the passenger side brake shoes would SELF-ADJUST OUTWARD so as to make full, under pressure, contact with the drum. Braxton Creek is a company that I liken to Joe Biden...not worth a dam.
You should have purchased your camper from A&L RV Sales, they have 8 stores located in TN, VA, GA, and NC and offer a Forever Warranty at no cost to you.......you just have to get a safety inspection once a year and you are covered. This is a no deductible warranty and covers all of your appliances and water heater and other things that you have talked about in this video. From what I have experienced it's not always what you buy but who you buy it from.
Like others commented, thanks for your candid review. This trailer was one we were looking at, but not any longer.
same here!
Braxton Creek needs to see this! I was introduced to one priced below 12K for a 2024. Rethinking it now…you don’t deserve the hassle you went through. VE in Baltimore
WENT TO the RVShow this weekend in Towson and fell in love with the 17MB model...
Thank you so much for sharing your story .we have been looking at those. You saved us from making a big mistake.
Thanks for the video. Just curious, how well does your escape suv tow that sized trailer? Any sway?
I almost bought the 2022 same one. Glad I didn't now,thanks.
Wow, thanks for the video. We have been looking at these but defiantly removing it off the list. We really wanted an Alto but they are expensive not to mention the waiting list. And if we have any problems we have to take it back to Canada for repairs.
I was about to buy a Bushwhacker Plus 15FK trailer but after seeing this video have decide against it. I guess it says a lot when there is no official Braxton Creek or Bushwhacker RUclips channels. Usually manufacturers will have their own channels for marketing, to provide user tips etc and encourage costumer feedback. No RUclips is a bit strange. They leave everything up to local dealers. Not the best sign.
I found their corporate "PRINCIPLES" interesting:
Braxton Creek PRINCIPLES:
Quality Craftsmanship: Doing things right the first time. This saves time, money, and relationships, and it's reflected in our 1-year Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty-a rare find in this industry.
Integrity: Doing what we say we'll do. And, doing unto others as we would have them do unto us. This is where it all starts and ends at Braxton Creek.
Ease of Doing Business: A limited distribution strategy, paired with a dealer and customer-friendly warranty claim process, provides the certainty all parties deserve.
It's a shame. I liked the idea behind these trailers. Too bad its not executed well.
Wow! Good to know the quality of these trailers is so poor. Sorry you spent so much money only to be disappointed.
So am I!
I like videos like this. Im picking up a 2024 12sk this weekend and these vidoes helped me get to a fall special of $10k and a free 65" tv this month. So far all the issues I see about Bushwhackers are fixable so wish me luck !
There comes a point when trying to save money on a camp trailer is not worth it. This product is one of thoes occasions. Yes ask any dealer, Braxton Creek is the best camper on the market for the price! There should be Lemon Laws for campers. Like most people, I only trust word of mouth from actual owners. The last thing you want on the road are problems that should not be problems. Thanks.
I wish I would have done my research before getting mines. I've had it for five months and I'm ready to get real of mines, because I've hardly used it. I have seriously put in some funds with this bad bugger! When I purchased mines from Dunlap in Bowling Green, KY (avoid them in its entirety). I'm a single color woman who didn't know much about a camper. Got it because it would save me money from renting a hotel while being on contracts.
Well, they rigged up my hitch by placing the wiring close to the haust pipe and burned the wiring and I had to pay the labor fee that wasn't covered by the warn or anything. That was $200 dollars and the blower to the fauna continued to run over 28hrs, and had to take it to a shop to find that the air from the propane needed released. Man, this camper has it's ups and downs so be aware.
I'll start off by saying "thanks for this video". I was scheduled for a visit to a Braxton dealership tomorrow to look at the Free Romo... cancel that... thank you for showing the cons.
Thank you for sharing your experiences on the Braxton Creek. I've crossed it off my list. I hope you'll somewhat enjoy your camper, once everything is fixed. Thank you and stay safe.
I looked at a Braxton Bushwhacker 12sk at a camper show. I was so excided and put money down for the dealer to hold it. I was going to pick it up this weekend but, thanks to your video I will be looking at other options. THNAK YOU!
thank you. I was considering buying one of these. I was slightly concerned about poor design details, obviously little thought put into some areas or lack of experience. But there are few affordable trailers available under 2,500 lbs. I will keep looking.
Price point on these is attractive; however, if they aren't built well, it isn't worth it. Too bad as the layout looks pretty good if you want a camper with a bathroom/toilet.
I looked at your website while at work today. I was looking at one of these seriously up until today. Now I know why the dealer in Clarksville IN had them way back on the back lot.
Thank you for sharing your experiences. I was looking at this manufacturer but will find another. Moreover, I’ll spread your word to others.
Almost bought this unit but I won't accept for free with these negative reviews. Why American made RV so shittie like their cars?
Wish I saw this before I bought mine. It’s been nothing but a nightmare, before even the first trip. Was in for warranty twice and then they tried to actually steal my trailer by contacting my bank and paying off my loan, unknown to me completely. If it weren’t from my bank, sending me a standard payoff letter, acknowledging the payment, I would’ve had no ideathat they were planning on sending a driver to pick up my camper after buying it back from me. I never authorized.
I wouldn't buy any RV made during the covid years. Well documented supply issues, high turnover of trained staff,etc. That on top of already shoddy quality in pre-covid era. Buy a slightly used pre-covid era and invest in a competent RV inspector increases your odds.
I unfortunately own a Bushwhacker Plus as well. Thank you for this video. This trailer is very poorly constructed!
Thanks for sharing your experience with this company, their customer service and poor quality control. Maybe they should be called Braxton Heap.
Wow! Thanks , for the information. that's one trailer I will not consider.
Thank you so much. Was just about to buy one of these too. Almost made a big mistake