Howdy....

[buzzard67]

To those of you that don't know (and most probably don't) that is an Aggie greeting....as in Texas Aggie. My wife and I just purchased a 2013 Fuzion 310 and are in a state park giving it a shakedown and tomorrow we move to our farm near Jacksboro, TX to check out the boondocking capabilities. We are retired and I like to ride my 12 year old quad on the jeep trails of Silverton and Taylor Park, CO. I love my new hauler and can't wait to get back in the mountains next spring. I tow it with a 2008 Dodge diesel and we have been towing a 32' Jayco Eagle.

[tileman]

hi and welcome to the site :wlcm:

[dvn/ajn]

Welcome to the forum and enjoy the new rig. Hope you have great fun.:wlcm:

[GaryWT]

Congrats, welcome and enjoy. Hope it all works out for you.

[Kristi]

:wlcm: from Oklahoma. Enjoy your new rig!

[buzzard67]

thanks for the warm welcome. I spent hours last night browsing the forums and OMG....why did I buy a Keystone? JK. I know that most forums are dominated by complaints, but I did glean a lot of good info from you guys. I hope to be one that comes on here to brag on Keystone....we shall see.

Found the thread about the hydraulics and the popping noise. We were about ready to pack up and go home thinking the rig was going to fall off the jacks! Slept a lot better.

[Festus2]

I spent hours last night browsing the forums and OMG....why did I buy a Keystone? JK. I know that most forums are dominated by complaints, but I did glean a lot of good info from you guys. I hope to be one that comes on here to brag on Keystone....we shall see.
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buzzard -

Try not to spend too much time thinking about problems that might happen based on what you read on here. Enjoy what you have now and don't fret about "all the bad stuff" that a minority have complained about in the posts that you have come across.

If something should go wrong, deal with it then but in the meantime, go out and have fun and we are looking forward to your coming on here and bragging about how trouble-free your unit has been. :wlcm:

[buzzard67]

We spent two days at a state park with water and electric, and have spent the last four days at our farm boondocking, sorta. We do have electricity, but other than that, it is just us and the cows, deer and coyotes. Everything is working wonderfully. Some minor discoveries, but mostly small, cosmetic things. We went from a 32' Jayco Eagle, bumper pull, to this Fuzion 310. My wife found out today that a 20 amp circuit will not pull two roof a/c units! I came in from working and heard the genset running. I had to reset the breaker on the power pole. We had camped here with the Jayco for 5 years and never tripped that breaker. Welcome to the world of 50 amps....and are those cords heavy!!!!

I also contacted Keystone via e-mail with a couple of questions and received a fairly prompt and helpful response. So far, so good.

[crash]

:wlcm:to the forum from the East Coast,Congrats on the new camper Happy camping.