Crossroads Sunset Trail Problems by year

dug the foot of the jack into the asphalt to where we had to use a large 3 ton jack to "jack' up the trailer enough to dislodge the foot from the asphalt. We then manually retraced the jacks and had to "c-clamp" them in order to ensure they would not extended again while driving so that we could run it to the shop. The shop thought they had fixed them by replacing the switches, but as we were driving home, remind you-we were driving...They extended again causing a safety issue. We had to remove the electric wire so that no electricity could go through them in order to get back to the shop. I have read this to be an issue with many people who own the crossroads sunset trail. There should be a recall on these travel trailers that have the electric stabilizing jacks. Also, while the trailer was parked in our driveway....Two times in a week they extended on their own leaving the front of our trailer fully off the ground. If we did not have tire brakes between our tires, it would have rolled into our home due to the grade of the drive.

manufacturer of the rv (crossroads rv) also agreed that I continue using the rv even though sewage contamination occurred to the rv and ground and could occur in the future.Rv sewage from a toilet is supposed to go into a sealed black tank and nothing else is plumbed to it, which would prevent contamination from other fixtures such as a sink or shower. In my case the toilet tank was improperly plumbed (by admission of the manufacturer), allowing the sewage to back up into the shower and out of the trailer while towing. I first learned of the problem when my children were taking a shower and the the tank filled and sewage backed up into the shower. While towing the trailer raw sewage backed into the shower and drained onto the road as we were towing the rv. When I spoke to a technician from the dealer he told me he believed this was a manufacturing mistake made to all of this particular model in the production line. He told me that if it had a "p" trap it should prevent overflow while towing. I took a chance and hoped he was right and towed it home to the dealer clean out station. When I arrived near home I discovered raw sewage was leaking out of the rv from the shower pan. I contacted the president of crossroads rv to inform him of the problem and he had the regional sales manager call me telling me they would repair the defect. I would welcome any guidance.

wires, plumbing lines, and hvac ducts were laying in water on top of this 3/32" thick cardboard looking underbelly, running through six, 6 to 8" jagged holes cut in 2 of our main beams.I immediately contacted joe vartuli, our salesman, and informed him of what had happened.I then sent him pictures and videos on july 23, as I was having problems uploading them due to their size, as well as contacted the manufacturer and was put through to terry baughman.After many conversations and sending numerous emails to 8 different people at crossroads rv, I get a call from angie cox, his supervisor, and we had a very lengthy conversation, resulting in she wants to, in her words, tidy up things and feels there is no problems with the electrical wires, plumbing lines, and hvac ducts rubbing against the 6 jagged holes cut in the main beams as well as them being exposed to hazardous locations.She also has no problems with the structual integrity of the beams that were cut as she said that was by design.I told her that the only way to fix the numerous problems underneath and to bring it up to code and proper standards was that the unit would have to be dismantled to properly install and replace the electrical wires, plumbing lines, hvac ducts, as well as the 2 main beams, as their condition now and in the future has been greatly affected by negligent and improper installation. *Tr