We found the following complaints for HEARTLAND BIG HORN (2015)
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The contact owns a 2015 heartland big horn 3875fb recreational trailer. The contact stated that the holding tank heater pad became overheated and burned a hole into the gray water tank. The failure caused a water leak. The dealer replaced both the heating tank and the yeti pad; however, the dealer was unable to determine the cause of the fire. Additionally, the bedroom slide would attract moisture and frost throughout the winter. The dealer sent someone to make repairs to the insulation in the recreational vehicle which was vacuum bonded; however, the failure was recurring. There was rain leaking into the vehicle from the wall on the door side to the bedroom, which were wood trimmed. The contact was concerned that there was water leaking in places where she was unable to see the failure. As a result, there was sever water damage on the walls and the ceiling. The kitchen island was also defective and the contact stated that when traveling, the island would continuously strike the refrigerator door. The dealer provided a replacement door but the contact stated that the defect was in the island and, until repaired, it would continue to strike the door. The vin was unavailable. The failure mileage was 1,000.
Cpsc: 2015 heartland bighorn wheel: consumer stated when the technicians replaced a cooling unit on a norcold refrigerator that leaked sodium chromate, the coolant unit blew up as it was being removed. Three of the technicians were taken to the hospital for emergency treatment for exposure to sodium chromate.
Cpsc: 2015 heartland bighorn wheel: consumer stated when the technicians replaced a cooling unit on a norcold refrigerator that leaked sodium chromate, the coolant unit blew up as it was being removed. Three of the technicians were taken to the hospital for emergency treatment for exposure to sodium chromate.
The contact owns a 2015 heartland big horn 3875fb recreational trailer. The contact stated that the holding tank heater pad became overheated and burned a hole into the gray water tank. The failure caused a water leak. The dealer replaced both the heating tank and the yeti pad; however, the dealer was unable to determine the cause of the fire. Additionally, the bedroom slide would attract moisture and frost throughout the winter. The dealer sent someone to make repairs to the insulation in the recreational vehicle which was vacuum bonded; however, the failure was recurring. There was rain leaking into the vehicle from the wall on the door side to the bedroom, which were wood trimmed. The contact was concerned that there was water leaking in places where she was unable to see the failure. As a result, there was sever water damage on the walls and the ceiling. The kitchen island was also defective and the contact stated that when traveling, the island would continuously strike the refrigerator door. The dealer provided a replacement door but the contact stated that the defect was in the island and, until repaired, it would continue to strike the door. The vin was unavailable. The failure mileage was 1,000.
The contact owns a 2015 heartland big horn. The contact stated that the remedy for nhtsa campaign number: 15v049000 (suspension) failed because the manufacturer did not provide the proper weight distribution for the axles. As a result, four shocks and springs failed. Wratten trailer sales (9209 us-11, adams, ny 13605, (315) 232-4535) performed the recall repair. The manufacturer was contacted and stated that the vehicle was unsafe. *dt
An axle hanger, which was involved in a recall, was improperly welded and began to break off of the frame.this occurred while traveling down a highway in ohio.it was welded back into place on the highway.again, while traveling down a highway in massachusetts it broke completely off.i have been in contact with heartland and they do not wish to help.
Kept taking tires back because they wouldn't hold air. They finally determined that there was a crack in the wheel. Had it welded per dealer suggestion. Was traveling to tx to winter. Had brand new tires on rv. As i was driving down the road, the wheel and lug nuts just rolled off. We had to be escorted to campground and had to wait 3 days for parts. Was charged $1239.00i was told this is a problem with these wheels. We had to replace the hub, the brakes, lug bolts and nuts and are using the spare.
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