Is the Lance 1121 a four season camper?
We recently looked at a 2002 Lance 1121 and my wife noticed that the waste tank was exposed underneath (great eye). With that she wondered if it was a four season camper. Is it designed for year round...
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trail-explorer,
If you'd have read the posts in this thread you would have learned that the Lance tanks are NOT exposed to the elements on nearly all models made since the 1980's! Yes, some of the 8' very cheap basic lightweight models made mainly for Toyota and Nissan half ton trucks did have an exposed holding tanks as they were not 4 season TC's and were advertized/stated not to be right in the brochure and I do have the brochures. Buy cheap, get cheap! Also all brochures in full are available free on the Internet from Lance Support for years 1993 thru 2013.
The Lance 1121 the OP asked about IS a 4 season TC! Go back and read and you'll learn!
Even our 1997 Lance Squire we'd ordered new in 1997 came with the holding tanks enclosed inside the larger plastic cover with air space in between for the furnace ducted heated air to circulate around the holding tanks and prevent freezing. Actually, all 3 of our Lances have had enclosed and heated liquid holding tanks including the 1988. NONE ever froze nor did the liquid lines in even -20 F.
If you'd have read the posts in this thread you would have learned that the Lance tanks are NOT exposed to the elements on nearly all models made since the 1980's! Yes, some of the 8' very cheap basic lightweight models made mainly for Toyota and Nissan half ton trucks did have an exposed holding tanks as they were not 4 season TC's and were advertized/stated not to be right in the brochure and I do have the brochures. Buy cheap, get cheap! Also all brochures in full are available free on the Internet from Lance Support for years 1993 thru 2013.
The Lance 1121 the OP asked about IS a 4 season TC! Go back and read and you'll learn!
Even our 1997 Lance Squire we'd ordered new in 1997 came with the holding tanks enclosed inside the larger plastic cover with air space in between for the furnace ducted heated air to circulate around the holding tanks and prevent freezing. Actually, all 3 of our Lances have had enclosed and heated liquid holding tanks including the 1988. NONE ever froze nor did the liquid lines in even -20 F.
