2005 Forest River Georgetown Visibility (wipers, defrost, mirrors) Problems

“Windshields stress crack I told by glass shops that it is a problem and that they won't install them I finally found someone to install them they told me that Forest River has a problem with Georgetown windshields stress cracking do to the structure of the motorhomes I don't know what to do or who to contact about this or if there is something already being done to correct this problem .”

“Our motorhome front cap moves when using the levelers. The right windshield has broken twice and the left broke while sitting in a storage lot on level ground. (levelers not extended)I informed the forestriver retail warranty people and they act as they have not heard of this problem. They told me to bring it by the shop and they would take a look at it. Only one problem.they are over 2000 miles away and the motorhome cannot be driven with broken windshields.they also said that using the automatic levelers can put a undue twist to the front cap and cause this problem. If that is the case. …”

“We purchased a 2005 Forest River Georgetown model 359xl motorhome in march 2006. We have had the left side windshield crack from the top corner 3 times within the past year. All 3 times the windshield broke while we were parked in a campground. Now the right side of the windshield is pulling out of the frame. The motor home is not safe to drive in this condition. In addition the roof leaks around the windshield on both sides. Contacted the manufacturer Forest River and was told the only remedy is to drive it from georgia to indiana and they will look at it. …”

“The contact owns a 2005 Forest River Georgetown. The contact stated that this was the second time that the windshield top outer corners cracked while the vehicle was parked on the campgrounds. Forest river advised her to call Georgetown; however, no one could be reached. The failure mileage was unknown.”