Cedar Creek Hathaway=four season?

It is four season if the 4th season(winter) is spent down south.

donn0128 wrote:

rexlion wrote:
A Hathaway that was a bad investment? Wow.

Why?
Cedar Creeks are a bit above the average. But are still a 3 season RV.

Buying a new TT that will not do what they need (livable in winter) was a bad investment. Try to sell, they will take a beating.

The main thrust of my comment, though, was a bit of humor since Berkshire Hathaway was such a great investment... ;)

I own one. I like it but would never consider living in it through a cold winter. Pipes will still freeze if it gets too cold and it will go through a lot of propane. You can keep a cardboard box warm if you throw enough propane at it. Better off to get an apartment.

B.O.

Frankly it's not enjoyable living in ANY rv in the cold.

I just looked at a Hathaway last weekend. I fell in love with it. Our Cedar Creek has the arctic package as well but the insulation works better for drowning out train horns that keep the heat in and the cold out.Early in the spring and late in the fall we will burn through both tanks in a weekend

rexlion wrote:
A Hathaway that was a bad investment? Wow.

Why?
Cedar Creeks are a bit above the average. But are still a 3 season RV.

Our cedar creek has been fine but yes you will go through a lot of propane.

“and was guaranteed by the salesperson“

Please post the exact wording of the written guarantee your friend received...lol...from the salesperson.

Just like shooting fish in a barrel.

A Hathaway that was a bad investment? Wow.

Yea, my buddy has one, we camped late into the fall. He burned through a 30# tank in just over 24 hours. I did the same in my Cardinal.