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Braxton Creek Tow Behind Car reviews
Liveability
1.0
Overall quality
1.0
Floorplan
3.0
Driving/towing
1.0
Factory warranty
1.0
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Gary Looper
Colorado, USA
Reviewed on December 9, 2023
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2022 Braxton Creek Freesolo DIN
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1.4
This review is to warn anyone that may consider owning one of these campers to please search other options. We purchased one of these in late 2022 with plans to travel the following year. So we began prepping ours ahead of time for our travel excursion. First thing we discovered was the door...read more
This review is to warn anyone that may consider owning one of these campers to please search other options. We purchased one of these in late 2022 with plans to travel the following year. So we began prepping ours ahead of time for our travel excursion. First thing we discovered was the door wouldn't lock because the door bolt wouldn't enter the hasp, installation was so poorly fitted we had to remove hasp and dremel out door frame to correct the issue. The frig door does not lock because it is not installed correctly. The 12 volt interior lights will start seizing up after using them for a while. The speakers will fall from the ceiling because they can't be secured in the ceiling material. Our hot water system failed to work after 3 weeks on the road. The water pressure line to the toilet started leaking and I had to repair it. Some object is under the flooring material that was not removed before laying the linoleum down. This requires you to cut it out and try to reattach the flooring. We have to continually sweep the floor after traveling because sawdust particles constantly blow out from under the bed frame. Upon examining this we discovered it was never swept up after construction was completed, along with wire insulation strips where electrical work was done. The heat floor cover is damaged from being over tightened on installation. One section of ceiling was sagging for some strange reason. Water leaks into the exterior cargo hold when we drive on a rainy day. The ac unit allows cold air from the outside to blow in under the unit, big crack from the outside. The rear storage shelf dropped in the rear requiring repair. These things have all happened from traveling for only six months. My takeaway is they should not be allowed to sell this junk to the American public. Would I buy another product from this manufacturer? Not even if they held me at gun point! You make your own decision though, don't take my word for it.
Livability
1.0
Overall quality
1.0
Floorplan
3.0
Driving/towing
1.0
Factory warranty/support
1.0
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