2013 Forest River Georgetown Other or unknown Problems

“On october 2014, while driving our Georgetown class a rv with a car in tow heading south on I-95 near vero, florida, we came upon two very large pieces of semi-truck tire tread in the highway and could not avoid hitting one of them. The rubber impacted the rv main exhaust tail pipe and drove it under the left rear dual wheel which resulted in the muffler and exhaust piping system being ripped from their mounts and becoming wrapped around the rear drive shaft. The drive shaft was bent by the impact from the muffler. The exhaust pipe for the auxiliary generator was also ripped loose. …”

“The vehicle has just under 19,000 miles on it and the front, driver compartment support structure is failing. This is causing the windshield to move separately from the support framing structure causing a loud squeaking. The movement has already broken the weather stripping surrounding the windshield both inside and out. Continuing to operate this vehicle under this condition will eventually result in windshield being ejected from the front of the vehicle and therefore represents a clear and present safety issue. …”