Cold Weather Camper Recommendations
Guys.....I am somewhat full timing while working in PA during the week...home on the weekends in VA. This winter, I learned VERY quickly that my 2013 Keystone Bullet Ultra Light is NOT made to withst...
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BigSur2 wrote:
What do you guys think about Jayco White Hawk? Was told by a local dealer that they are 4 season models and he has plenty of floor models in stock. ?????
I looked them up but didn't see anything specifically referencing cold weather capability.
I looked too. No where on Jaco's website, does it describe their cold weather (Glacier) package. It doesn't even show an "R" value for floor, walls, and roof. Closest I saw, to any kind of cold weather protection, was an enclosed underbelly.
Also, it showed 20 lb propane tanks. In 10 - 20 degree weather, you'd probably drain one of those tanks, every day.
You should ask that sales person to explain, what exactly is in the Glacier package (I think he'll have a problem doing that), what the "R" values are, and how exactly, are the holding tanks heated (he may have a problem with this one, too).
Here's a link to a list of specs on a Primetime Lacrosse trailer. It goes as far as to list a snow load rating on the roof.
Look at Primetime specs. That's the type of info you want to see on what ever trailer you decide on.
I would recommend the electric tank / pipe heaters. Some manufacturers won't install them, some will do it as a special order, and some have them as a standard option. Check around for Flagstaff or Rockwood dealers. The heaters are available on both of those.
