Lite weight TT that sleeps 10????
Is there such a thing as a lite weight TT that sleeps 10??? Our tow vehicle is an 2012 E-350 van.
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- I have an e 350 van , the extended one with a 5.4 triton . I dont know the specs off the top of my head , but loaded with tools (work van) I tow a 14 ft equip trailer 7000 lbs no problem .
- Look at my signature. The 288BHS Apex sleeps 10 easily. And has several times. It comes in at 4811LBS yellow sticker weight. It is 31' over all. Ducted AC, Queen in master, and the bunks are 2 full sized beds. The extra large dinette makes a bed, as does the sofa. The slide has the sofa, and kitchen in it.
It is made of Azdel, a super lite weight composite, with good insulation values. There a re 2 doors, one into the living area, and the other into the bathroom. Which we have come to love. Especially for the kids. Just set them in, and they don't have to track thru the entire TT. welovecamping123 wrote:
Is there such a thing as a lite weight TT that sleeps 10??? Our tow vehicle is an 2012 E-350 van.
Keystone Passport has many lightweight TT's that can sleep 10.
Here is one- The Keystone Bullet 294BHS sleeps 10. The bunk room alone will sleep 5.(1 over the entertainment center. 1 on the pullout trundle. 2 on the couch. And 1 on the bunk over the couch.) Then there is 1 on the dinette. 2 on the couch. And 2 on the queen bed. On mine I removed the trundle and set in 8 stacking, deep drawers for amazing storage. The dry weight on it is 5635Lbs.
- Even with 10 passengers, the payload of an E350 should be able to support all the people plus the tongue weight of a heavier trailer, what sort of total towing weight maximum are you searching for?
I have a Trail Cruiser 30QBSS that sleeps 9 people and has a dry weight of 4300lbs. Add options, luggage, gear, and food and it is around 5000lbs. - Yes there is. You will be looking for a model with 4 bunks, queen bed, and both a couch and dinette that fold down, there's your 10. Many manufacturers make "lite" models with floor plans like this, but bear in mind that you will likely be looking at trailers in the 34' range, so "lite" becomes a relative term....
