2004 Forest River Georgetown Visibility (wipers, defrost, mirrors) Problems

“Windshield migrates out of the frame during normal use. Windshield was replaced in texas. A month later an angle bracket was mounted to the inside middle of the dash to prevent further migration of windshield in california. A few months later the front cap of the roof developed a leak which was past the one year warranty and repaired for approx. $2000. I drove rv for 650 miles to idaho. The first fall the front cap leaked yet again. Dealer refused to repair for free. I placed a tarp over it for the winter. My wife had surgery which took all my time. …”

“I have a 2004 Georgetown 370 ts.it has been to factory five times for the windshield coming out and cracking top left corner. The problem first time was may 2005 windshield cracked top left. Ask factory if there was a problem ? No first time to factory jan.06 windshield cracked top left corner,gasket had moved. Factory asked to get it back. Second time back windshield moved to the left pulled away from front cap top right. Came back to me from factory with gasket pulled out top right. Third time back to fix gaskets and leaks. Forth time in 08 to repair windshield gasket top right pulled away. …”

“Windshield migrating out of the frame at highway speeds. The glass breaking. The manufacturer replaced the windshield and placed a l brackett to prevent further migration.the problem with this defect was not disclosed or prevented before I purchased the vehicle. The repair is not adequate nor professional. They litterally screwed an l brakett inot the dash. The repair is unsightly and inadequate. There are newer models that have a fix that looks professional. They ignore my requests to have the same repair done to my windshield.”

“Purchased 2005 Forest River Georgetown (which turned out to be 2004 model) and took delivery in april 2005. Have had numerous problems with this rv and it has been in dealers shop 3 times for windshield replacement/repair. Windshield was also replaced 1st time in august, 2005 in owosso michigan. Other problems have been with all three slide-outs, one of which was not extending all the way and daylight could be observed at bottom. …”

“The contact owns a 2004 Forest River Georgetown rv. The contact stated the front windshield glass detached. The front windshield was reset three times and replaced once by an independent auto glass shop. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 8,000.”