AIRSTREAM TT
Good day all: Iam thinking about getting rid of my 2003 Mallard.Is in good shape nothing wrong woth it. But I went to the RV show in chicago and seen the airstream TT. I was impress with the way t...
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jmtandem wrote:Oh well Kennedy if that is what the salesman told you,the appliances brakes etc. are the same product on many rv's,if u like the enclosed tube shape go for it.
Not necessarily true. Airstreams come with torsion axles, far superior to the standard spring/spring shackles that most trailers come with. Many are converted to the far superior disk brakes. Airstream is the gold standard to which others measure against.
Torsion axles are used extensively by Forest River on and many other makes as a low cost alternative to rigid axles,had a Rockwood that had them years ago.I don't think the new Airstreams are made the same as the 20,30,40,50 year old ones do you.I had an Airstream and belonged to the club,good people,reasonable good product,very over priced,don't have mine anymore,just my impressions.
