Can we get a new Sub-Forum for the RIVERSTONE line

PSD_Tweaker · 03-19-2017, 11:57 AM

I am hoping this is the proper way to submit such a request.
Is there a required amount of interest needed to initiate a new Sub-Forum?
If so, maybe we could get some folks to chime in on this thread just to say what they think about it...
Please do.
Thanks,
Rick L

**wmtire** · 03-19-2017, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by PSD_Tweaker

Is there a required amount of interest needed to initiate a new Sub-Forum?

Yes, there "really" needs to a sufficient amount of owners and units produced for a new sub-forum.

We do understand how everyone loves their own model/brands, and would like to have a separate individual sub-forum for it....and we try to accommodate the best we can.

The problem is when there are empty forums, or no participants. We actually go thru a consolidation every so often, and sometimes combine sub-forums to keep the site more streamlined...and not having 100's of sub-forums showing that members actually do complain about having to scroll through.

It's a balancing act between keeping the site streamlined and making everyone as happy as we can.

The best way to help is to name your thread title with the brand RV you have. That way when the site team does a lookback on a particular brand, we can search on the thread titles to see how many were pertaining to a certain brand.

Examples would be "Riverstone slide problem", "Riverstone lights not working", "Riverstone decal fading".

PSD_Tweaker · 03-19-2017, 02:13 PM

Well it did not take long to get an answer to my question.
I completely understand the reasons, and will do as requested to help gain a sub-forum for the Rivetstone and Riverstone Legacy line of 5th wheel trailers.
After all it is Forest Rivers flagship towable isn't it ?

Rick L

dblr · 03-19-2017, 02:47 PM

Count me as one who also would like a River Stone sub thread, I have also requested it already with another moderator and was told that some other sub threads of units have not been posted in for a while so talk of combining some might make room, like Day dreamer was made by Cedar Creek and All American was made by Cardinal ( I think ) and they have had little use so I guess we wait and see, thanks for any help.

PSD_Tweaker · 03-19-2017, 03:57 PM

There you go, we should link to this thread on Facebook somewhere to drive more RiverStone owners to post here.

Carry on!

Rick L

jlsr · 04-03-2017, 07:37 AM

Is there a Facebook group for Riverstone?

PSD_Tweaker · 04-03-2017, 07:58 AM

I do not know of a Facebook page for the Rivetstone.
I don't even own one yet, I want to see how other folks who do own them feel about them.
Rick

jlsr · 04-03-2017, 08:03 AM

We are doing the same, don't own one yet either but have Riverstone and another brand at the top of our wish list. We also want to know what issues others may have and how the Riverstone is working out before making a decision.
Have read every review I can find on them!

LWD1946 · 05-07-2017, 01:46 PM

I would love to hear from anyone that owns a Riverstone Legacy. Just found the on the internet and looks like it might work for us.
Thanks,

dblr · 05-07-2017, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by LWD1946

I would love to hear from anyone that owns a Riverstone Legacy. Just found the on the internet and looks like it might work for us.
Thanks,

We have one but it might be best to ask a specific question if you have any

LWD1946 · 05-07-2017, 10:13 PM

Would the Riverstone Legacy be considered a good 5th wheel for full time living? Would it be good in all four season?

dblr · 05-08-2017, 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by LWD1946

Would the Riverstone Legacy be considered a good 5th wheel for full time living? Would it be good in all four season?

I would say yes, they are inline with a DRV or even the Landmark365, thicker walls to offer more insulation, dual pane windows standard but with any brand and depending on how cold you plan to be in extra prep might be needed. I know folks who full time in other brands that do not say they are a full time unit and do fine.
You might also want to look at the Cedar Creek Hathaway and Champagne and Cardinal and their Estates line as they are also very nice units and a lot full time in them also, and would give you a comparison to look at.

millman75 · 05-12-2017, 08:41 AM

Count us in on future Riverstone Legacy owners, but may wait until a few things can be changed and agreed to; i.e.:
1) Found out the double battery tray will currently not hold four six volt batteries, but the factory is working on a resolution.
2) We liked the two drawers in the 2017 38RE steps going up to the bath and bedroom, seen on a youtube video, but the 2018 I saw last week didn't have them. That area would be great for storing your shoes, since the steps are right at the door.
3) Probably going to use our SOB this summer since I just put new axles, brakes and Goodyear G rated tires on last fall.
4) We want to take the factory tour.

Noel

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