Floor raised up in 2018 roof 180

My understanding is that Tina is no longer there. They have some people covering the role and watching her email. The form I filled out had a checklist and making sure the spare tire was mounted and at the correct pressure is on it. So I think they want to be sure that the trailer is towable and road worthy. So I am guessing that a license plate would be necessary. I have read that the hauling companies have both flatbed them and toward them.

I have 2018.5 177 and Tina had told me ours was going to be picked up in the late spring.  Has anyone actually had this work done?  She told me that the floor will be replaced along with the axle and outriggers added (both sides?).  I'm having a hard time imagining how they can replace the floor.  There's so much plumbing and electrical going through that as well as all the structures in the interior that are attached to the floor which would need to be somehow lifted off the floor.  That's got to be a hugely complicated project and I can imagine all the things that might go wrong in that kind of undertaking.  So I'd love to hear from anyone who's had this project completed.  

My 2017.5 180 was picked up last week and is sitting at the factory now waiting for the same work to be done. I’m interested in anyone’s experience too and will post my experience. There was someone on the Facebook owners group that had the work done. They posted photos from the factory showing progress. A couple are here https://www.facebook.com/groups/RPodOwners/permalink/10158564899130808/?mibextid=W9rl1R

How long did it take for Forest River to do the work and return your Rpod? Someone on Facebook mentioned it taking 5 months from pick up time until return time. Now that Tina has left Forest River, the person that is filling in for her is Amanda and she has only responded to one email but I haven't heard from her since. I was trying to get better idea on timing of when they'll pick up my Rpod 189.

That's great to hear that your experience was quite positive and in a reasonable time frame.  I'm hoping this goes smoothly for us and other folks.  But I'm not especially looking forward to undoing a number of modifications which attach to the floor or are in areas that might interfere with the disassembly.