Cedar Creek Champagne

[Cumminz]

Originally Posted by RollingDownTheHighway

OK, there are way too many choices out there .

The wife and I are looking at fivers to upgrade to this fall, and we really like the Montana and the Pinnacle, and then, she saw a youtube video on the Ceder Creek 38EL. Does anyone own one of these that can provide some real world feedback? As of now, we haven't seen any in any CG's so, we can't talk to the owners. We're looking for the good the bad and the ugly. We currently own a FR PT Tracer 3200bht

Jim34 states in this thread that a couple of my threads may help you. Sorry that I can't comment more in public. I have violated forum policy in making negative statements about FR. If you want to hear the truth PM me.

[jacknife]

In that price point they make a 5 er as well as most and better then some. Don't listen to the Anti FR propaganda . They all have problems to one degree or another. 90% are owned by large corporations. All are facing labour problems due to the demand so QC by the companies is Paramount. All in the price point to are looking at use the same vendors for the most part.

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[RollingDownTheHighway]

Originally Posted by jacknife

In that price point they make a 5 er as well as most and better then some. Don't listen to the Anti FR propaganda . They all have problems to one degree or another. 90% are owned by large corporations. All are facing labour problems due to the demand so QC by the companies is Paramount. All in the price point to are looking at use the same vendors for the most part.

Sent from my XT1585 using Forest River Forums mobile app

I own a FR TT (prime time tracer now and owned 2 so far and as of now, no major issues (knock on wood), and I agree, they all have issues and all use the same internal parts

[spock123]

Originally Posted by Cumminz

Jim34 states in this thread that a couple of my threads may help you. Sorry that I can't comment more in public. I have violated forum policy in making negative statements about FR. If you want to hear the truth PM me.

I sent you a PM, what happened

[asquared]

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[spock123]

Originally Posted by jacknife

There is no way a residential fridge will run for days on batteries unless you are recharging them. Key word is residential. They were never made to bounce down roads.

Mine will run for four days on four six volt Trojans, 225amps each. On the fourth day the batteries will be down to 12.2