Evergreen Everlite

Well we went to look at the unit today. We decided that it was too cramped and not enough storage space for our liking. Otherwise, a solid unit.

Thanks for the input. The search continues...

I have seen these trailers in the campgrounds and like the appearance. The important thing to consider is the care and maintenance the trailer has had. A good trailer can be ruined quickly if not maintained. If you are not savvy about trailers take someone with you who is. Same as you would hire an auto mechanic to inspect a car you want.

Things like stains on the walls or ceiling can mean a leak, soft floor can mean deterioration, etc. Operate ALL of the systems. i.e. furnace, water heater, refrigerator, stove/oven, onboard water system, city water system, lighting, AC, vent fans, faucets, shower, etc. Get the picture? This is where two pair of eyes are better than one. Have them plug it in, run water into the fresh tank for the pump system, connect the city water. Make things work.

Check the exterior for damage and discoloration. Check the tires for wear. Pull at least one wheel to check the brakes. Take your time, be thorough. That's the best chance to make a good deal and get a trailer you will enjoy for years to come.

No, I wouldn't say that you will get better gas milage. The main culprit to decreased gas milage is the frontal area of the TT. Outside of pulling an Airstream or Hi-Lo, you have that mass of area resistance working against you.

Great, glad to hear that all who responded are well pleased and no specific problems save for the 2010 leak someone mentioned.

I'll throw out another question.

I hear folks remark that they get better mileage with the Everlites. For comparison, I currently tow a 2003 K-Z 2505 which has a dry weight of 4500 lbs or so. The tow vehicle is a 2005 Ford Excursion with the V10 and 3.73 rear end. We get about 8-9 MPG when towing.

Are folks meaning that with a similar weight Everlite they will see an increase in MPG vs another non-Everlite model?

great trailer I own 2011 29fk, have been to factory and watched built very well made . no wood to rot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv9jlH1WDGI

great trailer I own 2011 29fk, have been to factory and watched built very well made . no wood to rot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv9jlH1WDGI

I have a 2012 30RLW-DS. It is one awesome TT. Lets see, TPO Vinyl roof, LED lighting, All composite material {walls,floor,roof}, No luan plywood!, no plywood to rot!, 6 sided aluminum frame , I have 2 Full view entry doors,and more,and a great company that backs there product!

I found this....seems several folks posted about this same issue.

Quote "Attached below is the owners group. Have not been on the site in a few weeks. Most of the owners seem to like them. Prior to 2010 there seems to have been a roof leak problem where the front and rear caps joined the roof panel.

We have looked at them (and Earthbound) for several years. Do not like the lack of storage and the few windows. To dark for us. "

http://t.rvtrader.com/listing/2011-Evergreen-EverLite-32MKS-111057363

I would ask them why are they selling it, unless it's on a dealer lot.

It is a 32mks.