We found the following complaints for FLEETWOOD TERRY (2004)
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Dt*: the contact stated that the center support between the axle broke which caused the camper to shift 3 inches and added friction to the tires.there was a nhtsa recall, # 05v289000 , regarding the structure. The vin was not included in the recall.the dealership had agreed to replace the beam that broke and place a support beam in the front and in the back.
2004 terry 5th wheel camperhas a rod and anglecross member weld and poor design weakness problem. ***no answer required***the consumer stated there is a recall regarding the issue, however he is having difficulty getting a dealer to fix it.the consumer did eventually find someone to perform the recall, however he had to pay for the repairs. Recall 05v289000
The frame of my fifth wheel camping trailer broke in two where the king pin box is welded in the front while i was towing it on the highway.i was towing at approximately 60 mph when i went over an overpass with an uneven lip at its edge which caused the failure.online research that i've done shows that this is a problem common to trailer frames made by lippert components and supplied to numerous rv manufacturers.it is chalked up to "normal wear and tear".lippert only warranties their trailer frames for two years.in my opinion, a vehicle, regardless of type or size, should never suffera broken frame due to wear and tear.this is a tremendous safety hazard that must be addressed.
The contact owns a 2004 fleetwood terry trailer. While driving 55 mph the fire alarms in the trailer were activated. After examining the vehicle the contact noticed that the rear passenger tire was rubbing against the tire wheel well causing smoke to accumulate. The fire department was not notified. The failure was not diagnosed and there were no prior warnings. The mileage was not available.
Dt:caller said that travel trailer came from the factory with a bent axle and axle alignment. Caller saidvehicle jumped around the road. Dealerfixed the problem.manufacturerpaid dealer for the repairs.caller was concerned about vehicle safety on the road.
The frame of my fifth wheel camping trailer broke in two where the king pin box is welded in the front while i was towing it on the highway.i was towing at approximately 60 mph when i went over an overpass with an uneven lip at its edge which caused the failure.online research that i've done shows that this is a problem common to trailer frames made by lippert components and supplied to numerous rv manufacturers.it is chalked up to "normal wear and tear".lippert only warranties their trailer frames for two years.in my opinion, a vehicle, regardless of type or size, should never suffera broken frame due to wear and tear.this is a tremendous safety hazard that must be addressed.
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