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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trail-explorer wrote:CopilotCompanion wrote:
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 exposed. I know every manufacturer has their own definition of 4-season, but my research indicates Lance is one of a hand-full of manufacturers that is truly 4 season.
With the tanks exposed, then it really isn't a true 4 seasons unit.
What in your research (including the visual inspection of tanks being exposed) leads to the belief that it is a true 4 seasons unit?
I'm kind of lost with why you say it is, when it isn't.
Well, Jim, there were two things that made me think that. First, I have seen Lance TT mentioned as having a well respected 4-season option on this forum. Secondly, there was a sticker on the rig that said "4-Season Certified". It never occurred to me that the sticker & the actual features would not match? <-- Feel free to insert laughter here.
