UPDATE (April 29, 2021): Since I made this video, 13 more problems came up:
1. The propane regulator on the stove failed, cutting off gas to the stove and oven.
2. The cover protecting the wiring to the awning fell off.
3. The bathroom light is flickering. Replaced the LED module, but it still flickers.
4. The electric jack failed.
5. The plastic fan on the oven ventilation fell off the spindle. Had to be epoxied back on.
6. The bedroom window crank mechanism broke... window now swings open while driving.
7. The roof started leaking in a third place.
8. The pull-down shade holder over the dinette is coming loose.
9. The faucet nozzle on the kitchen sink broke.
10. The plastic knob for the hot water on the bathroom sink broke.
11. The shower head on/off valve broke.
12. The microwave door opened while driving and the glass dish fell and shattered.
13. I ran out of beer. Now that may not seem like Winnebago's fault, but in reality it is, because I only drink too much after stressing out from all the frequent repairs.
Since I bought my Winnebago travel trailer, it has been an endless maintenance game of whack-a-mole. I spent two months on the road and talked to a lot of full-timers and found that most of the big-name trailers are built with similar dismal quality. The advice they gave me was to buy a cargo trailer or bus, and build out an RV from that. There are companies that will do the conversion for you.
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