Full time rated?
So, due to an impending divorce, I am currently full timing in my Class C MH. Once I sell my house, I plan on trading up to a FW for full timing. The two brands I am looking at are Heartland and Prime...
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You are going to get a lot of responses with a wide range of prices and quality. I have lived in a Teton, Bounder (Class A) and Open Range and each has it's advantage and disadvantages at the same time I've known other full-timers with expensive RVs that seem to have the same problems I have. True construction is everything but all trailers are designed for over the road use. If you are planning alot of off-roading or rough roads then consider a "heavy" fiver otherwise go out and get what fits you the best i.e. storage, kitchen, bath etc. at the price you can afford and enjoy full-timing!
