Initial Quality

My list of issues I've found exceeds the daily post limit of 1000 words....
Just kidding but there have been a lot of issues in my 2014 179.
That said every RV I've ever had came with issues...sadly it is the nature of the business.
Contrast that to a number of vehicles I've bought that were essentially perfect-  isn't going to happen in the RV world.

As for the jack-  they were screwed on and welded on my 179.  Do you have the means to do that?
Personally I ditched the scissor jacks first thing anyway- they hang down way too low to suit me.  I replaced the scissors with a BAL jack setup that hangs down far less and is about 2 ft behind the rear wheels (so they don't get torn off in a steep driveway) and don't even with bother with any on the front.

What types of initial quality problems have others had with their R-Pods? I've got a short list of issues that came with our purchase of the R-Pod last week and wonder if these are just "normal" delivery issues or considered status quo?
     - Right rear "sealed" tail light has water in it
     - Vertical window seal out of track on one window
     - Plastic liner on bottom panel was not tucked in behind diamond-plate and wind separated a portion of it
     - (2) 14 AWG wires hanging loose underneath the slide out (inside trailer). Not sure what this is supposed to be connected to, can't see under there to see any obvious place it was connected to.
     - Drain hose from fresh water "t" valve behind sink hanging loose under slide out (inside trailer - is the a hole for it to drain outside?)
     - Caulk on upper edge of spoiler has gaps between trailer roof and spoiler
     - Also (and this isn't the result of Forest River's build procedures or quality checks) The right rear scissor jack had been removed to service another unit at the dealer and was not replaced before we picked up the trailer. This and the wet taillight will be resolved when the dealer has a taillight and scissor jack drop-shipped to my address for me to replace.