If you are considering buying a Bighorn 5th wheel, you may want to read this first. In May I purchased a Bighorn 32RS at Camping World In Medford Oregon and I had it delivered to my RV lot in California. When I traveled down to set up the unit I quickly discovered many problems with the RV. The first issue was that the floor got torn when I extended the kitchen slider since a plumbing fitting had been left in the space under the slider. There is a tear about 6” long from it dragging on the brand new floor. Next I noticed that the living area window shade had not been screwed in and was hanging down several inches on one side. I fixed that myself although it was a pain in the neck to get screwed in. The fake wood trim had come loose in many areas which I will probably have to shoot back on with my nail gun. The shower door has a depression on the outside of the track that water collects in and gets gross. The second propane tank is faulty and leaks when the hose leaks at the fitting is attached. Nice safe quality control on that. Water leaks from behind the panel where the hose makes it’s connection. A steady drip that will require some major removal of parts to find. The Air 360+, which is supposed to have a removable cap to allow the attachment of a WiFi router add on does not. Attaching the router is going to require removing the glued down 360+ from the roof and drilling thru the ceiling and then recaulking the unit to the roof. My guess is that if I did that myself, and it leaked, it would void some sort of warranty. The mattress is about as comfortable as sleeping in a sleeping bag on the floor. There are various dings in the dining table. All the nail holes were filled with the filler not wiped smooth. The recliners were stained on the seat area. There are several areas with sticky goo that will require goo-gone to remove. In general they seem to rush these units out of the factory with no concern for quality control. Since I mentioned warranty, I have gotten no response in getting these issues resolved. The 3 year warranty sounds nice but, at this point seems useless. I can’t say for certain if this is the fault of Heartland, the manufacturer, or Camping World of Medford, but I can say it has left me extremely dissatisfied. Show less