Riverside trailer

[BDressman]

Been thinking of purchasing a 2012 model that the owner used one night, and has been sitting ever since. We have agreed on a fantastic price, too hard to pass up. Not sure about the brand, should I have any worries, before I sign papers to purchase? It's a 27 foot bunk house, and the weights are fine for my ecoboost ford truck.

[DieselTech39]

Glad you're aboard. If you want to be sure have a RVIA certified tech check it over for any needed repairs. Best of luck in your decision. Enjoy your adventures and be safe.

[mike.t]

Does it say "Riverside" on the front or side? All the paperwork should be in the trailer. Tires could be an issue. I would ask the seller if he/she would fill the grey and black tanks with water then take them to a dump station and check for odors. And as Diesel said have it checked over. 2 years is a long time to just set.

[BDressman]

Riverside is on the front. A dealer is selling on consignment, I'm going to look at it tomorrow,,Saturday. Aren't tires good for at least 5 years, trailers do mostly "sit"?

[mike.t]

Sidewalls get weather checked. Tires last longer when they can go roundy round every once in while. Riverside is the maker. Any model #s anywhere?
FYI http://www.rvbusiness.com/2009/07/ri...ps-first-unit/

[BDressman]

Dbs 26

[mike.t]

Riverside 26 DBS