Keystone Montana
Hi all. New member here. Not only to the forum but to RV'ing in general. Long story short, we are looking for our first RV. We will be living in it, for a while or forever. Hopefully the latter. We ha...
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We had a 38 ft Montana weighing 15,500 lbs. The only real problem we had was the suspension isn't heavy enough for the trailer even with the wet bolt system. The bushings are too thin to start off with and we bent the axles twice. After that we upgraded it to IS Suspension and Disc Brakes and that sure made a different animal out of it.
That being said Montana will not speck one out that way. So if you have to spend an additional $6,000.00 I would price a Big Sky because they offer those most important options on the Big Sky. Speaking from first hand experience.
That being said Montana will not speck one out that way. So if you have to spend an additional $6,000.00 I would price a Big Sky because they offer those most important options on the Big Sky. Speaking from first hand experience.
