2021 HEARTLAND MALLARD Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 HEARTLAND MALLARD has 0 complaints and 8 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to various component defects identified through recalls, including problems with suspension, LPG systems, and appliance equipment installation.

There are 8 recalls affecting multiple systems, primarily related to axle and tire matches, LP gas line safety, propane regulator performance, and appliance venting. These recalls involve replacements, inspections, and repairs to mitigate risks such as fire, crashes, and carbon monoxide exposure.

• Suspension and axle mismatch. NHTSA recall 21V009000 affects 76 trailers where incorrect axles, rims, and tires were installed, causing overload risk and potential crashes. Dealers will replace axles, rims, tires, and the spare tire at no cost.
• LP gas line leaks. Recall 21V453000 covers 2,486 trailers where outside cooktop LP gas lines were improperly tightened. This defect can cause gas leaks that increase fire risk. Dealers will inspect, tighten gas lines, and test the propane system free of charge.
• Propane regulator failure. Recall 21V428000 affects 22,326 trailers equipped with a Winntec model 6020 two-stage propane regulator that may fail and raise propane pressure. The increased pressure enlarges flames in gas appliances, increasing fire risk. Dealers will replace the regulator and test for leaks.
• LP hose routing issue. Recall 20V486000 includes 204 trailers where the LP hose and connector contact the suspension shackle. This contact can cause premature LP hose failure and fire risk. Dealers will relocate the hose to prevent contact.
• Refrigerator vent misrouting. Recall 21V557000 affects 649 trailers with improperly routed refrigerator roof vents. This can cause overheating leading to fire and allows exhaust gases to build up inside, risking carbon monoxide poisoning. Dealers will inspect and repair vent connections if necessary.

Owners with repeated repairs or unresolved recall issues related to these safety systems may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Legal counsel can provide guidance on next steps for unresolved defects or recurring malfunctions.