Keystone Outback Travel Trailer
Considering a 2019 Keystone Outback rear den model. Read a lot of material on them and from experience know any travel trailer is hit or miss but would like to hear from any forum members who may own ...
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We have a 298RE we bought new in 2011. It gets lots of use, has probably 150k + and we love it. It spends 6-8 months a year on the road.
We’ve had two problems worth mentioning. The seal around the cabinet in the outdoor kitchen wasn’t sealed and it leaked bad. By the time I figured it out I had softened some of the floor under the kitchen sink. The second one was a broken A-frame, which was probably as much my fault as it was Keystones. I have a tendency to pack heavy and it really wasn’t built for off road; but I was!
All in all we’re really happy with it. We’ve thought about a new one but can’t find a floor plan that is even close to as comfortable as this one is for us. For the most part it’s a well built unit that was originally equipped with an underrated set of tires. Pretty typical
We’ve had two problems worth mentioning. The seal around the cabinet in the outdoor kitchen wasn’t sealed and it leaked bad. By the time I figured it out I had softened some of the floor under the kitchen sink. The second one was a broken A-frame, which was probably as much my fault as it was Keystones. I have a tendency to pack heavy and it really wasn’t built for off road; but I was!
All in all we’re really happy with it. We’ve thought about a new one but can’t find a floor plan that is even close to as comfortable as this one is for us. For the most part it’s a well built unit that was originally equipped with an underrated set of tires. Pretty typical
