New V nose models
Was at a dealer today that had a new V-nose trailer of interest to me. Of course they were touting how much better it towed than a conventional trailer of similar length. I can easily see the wind r...
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We purchased a Windjammer 3006WK bunkhouse V-nose in August. It tows great, but so did our prior standard trailer. I use a Reese Dual-Cam hitch with no issues. The biggest, and only, difference I notice regarding how it tows is that it collects FAR less bugs on the front than our prior trailer. It also has the Dexter TorFlex axles, so I think that helps the ride.
Where it really makes a difference to us is in the floorplan. The V-nose allows for a nice front bunkhouse and a very large rear master bedroom in a total length of just less than 35 feet. I can not find a standard trailer with two large rooms less than 37 feet long.
Where it really makes a difference to us is in the floorplan. The V-nose allows for a nice front bunkhouse and a very large rear master bedroom in a total length of just less than 35 feet. I can not find a standard trailer with two large rooms less than 37 feet long.
