Nash 25C or Lance 2185 Travel Trailer?
Well, we've narrowed our search for a four-season TT that has bunks for our kids and are trying to decide betw the Nash 25C or the Lance 2185. It almost seems that Nash "copied" the Lance as the N...
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I started traveling with a Fun Finder 189FD. The next year I traded it in and bought an Artic Fox 22H. The Northwoods product was a hugely superior product back in 2006. The current Nash is very similar to what the Fox was when I bought.
Had a 2002 F250PSD to pull the Fox, they are heavy. I did the following big trips from Wisconsin; Alaska, Maine, Oregon and Florida (x2). Never had a problem with the trailer that I did not cause.
Ducted AC is a must because of less noise and ability to select who gets what. At 20F outside the Fox furnace ran 50% of the time. It was never hot enough for the AC to run all the time and it was only 13000btu.
If I were to buy another trailer new or used. It would be a Northwoods product. They are well thought out and durable. Only after you abuse your trailer by accident so much do you realize how will it is made.
Sorry I have no videos of the Northwoods plant but I did go there. It is state of the art programmed cutting of all their house parts. Also, I was very impressed with how they treat their people. It seemed like every hour there was break time.
Had a 2002 F250PSD to pull the Fox, they are heavy. I did the following big trips from Wisconsin; Alaska, Maine, Oregon and Florida (x2). Never had a problem with the trailer that I did not cause.
Ducted AC is a must because of less noise and ability to select who gets what. At 20F outside the Fox furnace ran 50% of the time. It was never hot enough for the AC to run all the time and it was only 13000btu.
If I were to buy another trailer new or used. It would be a Northwoods product. They are well thought out and durable. Only after you abuse your trailer by accident so much do you realize how will it is made.
Sorry I have no videos of the Northwoods plant but I did go there. It is state of the art programmed cutting of all their house parts. Also, I was very impressed with how they treat their people. It seemed like every hour there was break time.
