I just looked at a Lance TT
It had the sticker on it that said 4-season. I shimmied underneath expecting to find a fully enclosed & heated underbelly. Not so. I could clearly see a tank exposed & the waste valves were also ex...
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travelnutz wrote:
On a Lance TT, fully enclosed and heated liquid tanks and valves also are an option (All weather Package)and it says it clearly in their brochures and on their website too. You CANNOT see the tanks or the valves at all with the option. Lance TT's ARE 4 season rated with the All Weather Package option and were tested and certified to be totally functional in ambient temperatures from 0F to 100F.
I question who had put the diagonal square All Weather Package "4 Season Certified Lance ECO Camper" sticker on the TT's you'd looked at. Sure doubt it was Lance!
We have looked at several new Lance TT's at RV shows and dealers and some had the All Weather Package and had the sticker too and some didn't have the All Weather Package and didn't have the sticker either. Check the original Lance generated paperwork that comes with every TT or truck camper and gives all options installed listed and if you think there's a mistake, write down the model number and serial number and give a toll free call to Lance and they will confirm what was on the RV when it left the factory. Lance RV's are very well and efficiently insulated and do not have wood in their RV unit structure.
Okay, so maybe I should keep Lance in the running? Thanks, TN. Just to be sure I understand, if all the packages are installed, no tank shows? I brought a step ladder with me to the lot but it sounds like I should have brought a creeper/crawler... whatever those things are called. VERY interesting about the stickers. I'm learning so much on this forum. I really appreciate all the responses.
