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We have a Salem Sport fiver; it's nice enough but far from ideal and will be searching for something more suited to our lifestyle. I keep seeing some nice floor plans out there but, when researching, ...
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"Where the Fox Mountain is considered a "Snowbirder" (ideal living conditions for at least six months out of the year), the Jayco Eagles are rated a "vacationing" (ideal for 2 days up to 2 weeks at a time for a total of 60 days a year). I'll not post the actual numbers but just suffice it to say that the Jayco Eagle also falls below the Fox Mountain scores in both "Reliablity", "Value" and "
The Northwood products are great products and well built.. We had a subscription to RV consumers when we first started to look for a 5th wheel and did not agree with just about any of the ratings. We have been on the road for 7 years and we see people full timing and long timing in every brand and price range of RV. We have a Montana and live in it 6 months of every winter. The people across the street have a Forest River product and do the same yet they are not suitable for that kind of use...Bull Crap.
If you are doing a lot of cold weather camping the Artic Fox is a good choice we camp in moderate weather ..why spend that money on something we never use.
I say again. Determine what your budget can afford, determine how you will use the unit the majority of the time. Determine what you need in terms of a floor plan. Don't forget what your truck can pull or how much of a truck you can afford. You have now narrowed your choices down to the units and brands you can purchase. Look them over and purchase the best one in your opinion.
The Northwood products are great products and well built.. We had a subscription to RV consumers when we first started to look for a 5th wheel and did not agree with just about any of the ratings. We have been on the road for 7 years and we see people full timing and long timing in every brand and price range of RV. We have a Montana and live in it 6 months of every winter. The people across the street have a Forest River product and do the same yet they are not suitable for that kind of use...Bull Crap.
If you are doing a lot of cold weather camping the Artic Fox is a good choice we camp in moderate weather ..why spend that money on something we never use.
I say again. Determine what your budget can afford, determine how you will use the unit the majority of the time. Determine what you need in terms of a floor plan. Don't forget what your truck can pull or how much of a truck you can afford. You have now narrowed your choices down to the units and brands you can purchase. Look them over and purchase the best one in your opinion.
