Full time fifth wheel Insulation confusion
Hi all. I'm looking to full time in a fifth wheel. I'm a one man show, looking to downsize and travel domestically for a few years. I'm having a terrible time figuring out how to choose a fifth whe...
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donn0128 wrote:TXiceman wrote:
Look at the Arctic Fox line if you want a good 4 season RV. Forget Keystone, Thor and Forest River and their Polar and Arctic packages.
Ken
Foxes are still built with 2x2 sidewalls, so insulation values are still the same. The difference is AFs dont use Lippert frames, and are better put together.
The only thing that separates AF from the rest is the frame. AF isn't made any better any where else. Plenty of disgruntled customers on the AF forum. Sign of the times I suppose. Every MFG is cranking out RV's as fast as they can.
One thing to AF's credit is they don't tout fictitious R values. I think they tout 18 for roofs and ceilings. Not the 30-40 garbage that many do.
When looking for 4 season RV's you really have to rethink the 4 season part. None will be comfortable in Death Valley in the summer or Anchorage in the winter.
