Flagstaff 20BHS Travel Trailer reviews

In June & July 2022 my wife and I shopped for a small travel trailer, this to replace our Class C. At the end of July we decided on this E-PRO 20BHS travel trailer due to the size, features and reviews. There was no real rush to purchase, but I did want to purchase a travel trailer specifically for my solo Sept 2022 trip - Atlanta area to Maine. The first week of Aug, during our first EPRO use (break-in use) we ran into a slide-out issue - only the rear slide track wants to slide-out. This slide-out worked at the dealership and when we brought it home in our driveway. During the dealership's RV orientation, I was told to use the slide-out in a certain way. Essentially slide all the way out without stopping. Do not go part way in & out. I followed these instructions and still had this issue during our first camp out. Note: I had a slide-out on my Class C for 3 years w/o an issue. We brought our E-PRO to the RV dealership and they confirmed the slide-out issue. Need new parts from the Flagstaff manufacturer. I am thankful to my RV dealership for looking into this issue within the first few days, however it looks like a long delay in repair as these parts will take at least 1.5 months to receive from the manufacturer. Now it looks like I will be traveling with my E-PRO for 3 weeks without the slide-out capability (yes, w/o slide-out use) and then return to the dealership in October for repair. I had originally been leaning to not purchasing a unit with a slide-out to avoid any potential issues, but guess I was convinced of purchasing this feature because like I said earlier, we previous had a slide-out for over 3 years and had no issue. I do not blame this delay on the dealership RV Service as they do not control when the part(s) for repair are available/received, but makes you wonder about E-PRO quality and their ability to support their product. Show less