Lousy Forest River support for buyers - Event Date: 21 Jul 2014

Ultimately, I was happy with the work performed under warranty. Thanks for your comments.

My R Pod came home 6 weeks later !  That being said, I think that the work on the flooring is acceptable. Hoping that there are not any other issues !!  Well done , You are smart to be pro active.

I purchased an RP179 on June 17th this year. Once home I noticed that there were two ripples in the flooring.
Notified the Dealer immediately. Made an apt for the camper to be taken in on 30th June after first camping trip in case something else needed to be tweaked; there were in fact a couple of other small issues.  The R Pod sat for 10 days before the flooring problem was even addressed. It is now 31st July and I still do not have the camper.
Forest River's fix is to replace the main area of flooring up to the cabinets etc.  I have mandated that this new flooring must be sealed so that if there are any spills/ leaks that no liquid can seep under the cabinets and then underneath the original flooring. Quite frankly, I agree that the response time from Forest River for warranty repair on a brand new unit is less than acceptable.  I wrote to them (and to the dealer ) expressing my concerns about the original unit's integrity being compromised.  I received no response from either parties.  This was a real letter, not an e-mail.  As of today having spoken again to the General Mgr of the dealership, the flooring has finally been shipped.  I am hoping to have my R Pod back by mid week.  Fingers Crossed.

My 2014 179 showed 3320 on the axle on a certified truck scale.  That is with full water, empty black and gray tanks and no clothes or food as would be packed for a trip.
Yes, pulling out of a campground with full black and gray and even if you emptied the fresh water during the stay-  you'd be over.  
  Some of the places I camp I have to go a long way to get to a dump station. 

Also consider if you use a WD hitch you "force" more weight onto the axle....

   I believe you have a 3,500 lb. axle, if you look on the outside of your trailer I believe the left front side there will be a label with the GVWR subtract your factory tongue weight and that would be your axle weight limit. So if your GVWR is 3,900 lbs. and your factory tongue weight is 400 lbs. your axle limit would be 3,500 lbs.