Don't let anybody put a homemade 'guilt trip' on you or try to make you out to be a DA because you didn't do everything they think that you should have.People that are honest usually go into most deals thinking that everyone is like they are.I say this because I had a father that was honest to a fault,and there were times that he was screwed over royally because he thought everyone treated him the way that HE treated THEM.

We paid what we considered quiet a bit for a nice Platinum LQ.GOod name,good trailer.We assumed everything was up to par,and no,we didn't get down on the ground and look under it.It was aluminum and had a likewise floor.Nothing wrong with that,but,imagine how we felt when we got the trailer home the next AM and in bright sunlight,without trailers lined up beside it,we were able to sight down the shortwall and saw some hail damage on the skin! Also on the roof,that's when we knew it had hail damage.Now,we didn't ask for a ladder and climb up on top to look at the trailer when we bought it.So,were we stupid for not doing that? No.We thought we were buying a well made trailer.The name spoke that it was,ect.Same with your trailer,good name,been in business a long time.So you have to ask,what happened to them along the way??

Keep pursuing legal avenues in this,the trailer wasn't safely built to begin with and they'll have a huge mess on their hands if they don't make it right.

Thanks for the uplifting thoughts!

Our actual dealer has been GREAT trying to help with everythin.  But when the dealer contacted the manufacture about the problems to being with and called me back I get the feeling that the manufacture is trying to get the dealer out of it.  "Just by the tone of his voice when the dealer called me back"  I could tell that something was up!