Sorry to hear all the problems with your rig. For the price paid for some of these things, one would think that they would do a better job of putting them together. This story is making me seriously think about striking the Keystone brand from my list. I hope that they resolve the problems to your satisfaction or provide you with a new rig. Keystone needs to make this right.

They should replace your rig completely!  My daughter had a Keystone TT and it leaked too around a window. 

We had a TT many years ago (Prowler)  bought it brand new....first trip out when it rained....it was pouring in.....turned out the roof caulking had a hole.....husband fixed it. 

Seriously Betty, I'd be insisiting on a brand new unit....especially if the water was coming in from all over.

Don't be too nice at this point....polite, but VERY firm!!!  You have some pain and suffering as well!! 

Betty, I, also want to let you know that I have been reading about your dilema. I am sorry for all you have had to go through and hope you get everything straightened out. Stay firm with them. You have spent a lot of money and this involves your home. Good luck and will keep close to the forum so keep us posted. We are all rooting for you.

I have to wonder if it's not getting to be time to start pressing Keystone to write off the current unit and replace it.

Mallo

Oh WOW!! So sorry for all you are going through with your Keystone Montana. Having only had 3 months.....I'd say they (Keystone) should give you a new one...which has been throroughly gone through and inspected. We have a Keystone Cougar and have yet to really take her "on the road"......can only make short trips to local state parks in Washington for now. Everytime we even plan to go further....husband's tells me how much the diesel fuel will cost us and that trip falls through. At this point I wonder if we will ever get out there...REALLY!  Good luck with resolving your problem.......Keep us posted! ~Tricia

Tell that hubby of yours that the entire purpose is to USE the rig, not let it sit. We have a diesel  now too ( remember when diesel used to be about 10 cents or more cheaper than regular fuel?) and I cringed when we first went out on the road, but in all honesty, I just consider it one of the costs of this lifestyle, just like a boat owner pays for gas to enjoy their boat. W'hy have an RV if you don't use it for the purpose you purchased it for? And as gas taxes are bound to go up, as I just read, the price is not going lower.

There is SO much to see out there and an RV is a perfect way to see it. Tell hubby to grin and bear it and venture out further so you can enjoy your rv.

Betty:  I agree with the majority here that have written to say that Keystone should simply give you a new rig that has been carefully checked over. How sad that you are dealing with all of these issues. Whatever happened to good craftsmanship? We pay a fortune for cars, rvs, boats, etc. and the craftsmanship seems to be going downhill while the prices escalate skywards.

Keeping positive thoughts coming your way that all will work out wonderfully in the end and you will overcome these issues soon.