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burgess001's avatar
burgess001
Explorer
Jan 09, 2019

4-Seasons Options

I sold a motorhome last year and bought a 1985 Lance TT. Love the little camper, but it is just too little. Looked at bigger Lance options, but do not like the floorplans. Like the Winnebago 2500FL, but it is not true 4-Season. What other TT's are true 4-season?
  • mbopp's avatar
    mbopp
    Explorer
    Jan 09, 2019
    I think the newer Grand Designs are advirtised as 4-season.
  • goducks10's avatar
    goducks10
    Explorer
    Jan 09, 2019
    http://outdoorsrvmfg.com/

    Many say they are. Unless you have dual pane windows then you're not getting the full 4 season effect. Just enclosing the dump valves or heating the fresh tank are only part of it.
  • Vintage465's avatar
    Vintage465
    Nomad
    Jan 09, 2019
    My brother has a 2285 Lance and he does real well in the cold. I just got back from 2 weeks in the Nevada desert.........very cold and we did good when it was sunny for the solar or plugged in. How cold?........7 degrees cold. Noticed some frost on the inside of the entry door jam. With real low temps, every little air leak makes frost when the heater is running!
  • epeters's avatar
    epeters
    Explorer
    Jan 09, 2019
    Nash, same manufacturer as Arctic Fox. Really happy with ours.
  • B_O__Plenty's avatar
    B_O__Plenty
    Explorer II
    Jan 09, 2019
    A small handful are 4 season. Very small. There is no industry standard so they can call them anything but it might not be more than a decal. 4 season in AZ will be different than 4 season in MN.
    B.O.
  • lhenry8113's avatar
    lhenry8113
    Explorer
    Jan 09, 2019
    Arctic Fox and Nash made by Northwood MFG., in La Grande, Or. They make the trailer and camper all dedicated to a 4 seasons environment.

    http://northwoodmfg.com/

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