2020 parts in 2021 model

On the website it says this:

Due to continual research and advances, manufacturer reserves the right to change specifications, design, price and equipment without notice, and assumes no responsibility for any error on this website. Some items shown are not included as standard or optional equipment.

I would add that all the excess inventory will be consumed and a model year designation is just a suggestion.

If the design and build quality wasn’t so good not to mention the floor plan that meet our yearish search, I would be mad. To me, the change should be up, not down, use your supplies and add to the build.

What does your dealer say when you point out these items?

Folks it's not only RV MFG that change up or use parts from a different year, almost all your Farm Tractor MFG
for years have done the same thing ... You might have bought a brand new 1965 International but when you looked
at the casting numbers they were made in 1964, I also remember seeing different part numbers on semi trucks
made in different years an even different countries when the same mode of truck came off the production line
two or three trucks behind the other ...

Jeep was another MFG that use to change up parts all the time, they used up what ever was laying around an
if they needed a part like a gear box or rear end, if it was last years run an they were producing this
years mode they would use last years stuff ... I use to see them adjust doors on a jeep if it didn't fit
a large block of wood an a 10pd hammer always did the trick Ugh !!!!

But I also have to agree if the spects call for a 60gallon tank then that's what you should be getting an
I almost believe if you were at a Kz rally an made a fuss about such I believe they may just ask you to come
back after the rally an they would replace such ... I can't speak for them but I have seen them do stuff
for owners that I wouldn't have even thought it was possible, they are customer driven at least at the
factory, some of the dealers not so much ...

Safe Travels

Chuck

Most people do not read how to use a instant hot water heater. You set your temp to how you want it like 105. Then, when you want hot water you turn on ONLY THE HOT WATER and it comes at the temperature you set it at. No mixing of hot and cold to get to the temp you want or need.

after a few weeks, I came to realize the items were not on the web site but on the official flier from them, yes I know, lawyer speek. I love our 382, it’s just a little disappointing, I think I would feel better if I at least got the 2000a inverter than the 1200a.

Let’s see, replaced the hot water heater to Furrion instant, installed 4 toppers, insulated all water lines in basement, installed wood shelves above sliding door and tv, installed Pepwave internet system, washer dryer installed, dish tv on roof not to mention how we ordered it with the generator and an extra solar panel. Our first trip from Nevada to Alaska is on hold until we can get there. 

Now, THAT is totally unacceptable.  If/when I get another new rig, if I buy off the lot, I will bring a hose meter with me and demand that the fresh water tank be fully drained and re-filled with the meter on the hose.  It =will= be a deal breaker if the tank is smaller than advertised.  I'll do the same if I order one and, again, it will be a deal-breaker.  I can't remember, but I believe that the yellow weight placard is supposed to have full water capacity listed on it, and that's definitely something any buyer should check.  If the =placard= states capacity and weights for, in your case, a 40 gal tank, but it only has a 28 gal tank, then you've got grounds for misrepresentation, at best, and outright fraud, at worst.  The mfr would need to make that right, or they'd be getting letters from their State's Attorney General.

There was someone else on here a couple years ago that was complaining about the same thing.  As I recently said, if you're a boondocker, this is absolutely critical.

Lyle