Lance or Wildcat TT
Hi! We currently have 2006 Wildcat Trailer (28’ overall) with a large bathroom and living space, but no bunks for our 3 kids & it is poorly designed for winter camping (which we do) Overall othe...
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Thank you for the replies!! ;)
I looked at the Livin Lite and Evergreen.
I definitely was impressed with the Livin Lite and actually thought they looked good.
Unfortunately there is no dealer here in Oregon that sells the model that might work, although we prefer a bath.
With both models, I was not clear if these have full winter capabilities
As per the Wildcat weight, our current one is actually a heavier model than the newer larger models with 6600 dry and a max gross of over 10,000 (although we typically are at most 8000)
We have pulled this probably 12,000 miles including a few trips to Yellowstone.
It handles very well with our truck at speeds of 60 mph or less. However when driving some of the roads outside of CA or OR where speed limits are well above 75, we often get run over if we do not go at least 65 and then the trailer could seem a bit more surly, especially in high winds..
The lack of a slide out for more room is definitely a deal ender, as well as lack of good winterization, tub, and bunks.
That said, I will definitely look into the Nash line of TTs.
Thanks again;
Carl
I looked at the Livin Lite and Evergreen.
I definitely was impressed with the Livin Lite and actually thought they looked good.
Unfortunately there is no dealer here in Oregon that sells the model that might work, although we prefer a bath.
With both models, I was not clear if these have full winter capabilities
As per the Wildcat weight, our current one is actually a heavier model than the newer larger models with 6600 dry and a max gross of over 10,000 (although we typically are at most 8000)
We have pulled this probably 12,000 miles including a few trips to Yellowstone.
It handles very well with our truck at speeds of 60 mph or less. However when driving some of the roads outside of CA or OR where speed limits are well above 75, we often get run over if we do not go at least 65 and then the trailer could seem a bit more surly, especially in high winds..
The lack of a slide out for more room is definitely a deal ender, as well as lack of good winterization, tub, and bunks.
That said, I will definitely look into the Nash line of TTs.
Thanks again;
Carl
