Sunnybrooke Sunset Creek

I have heard the same about rear kitchens. The actual dry weight as it sits is 7020.

Mike_LA wrote:
Pros: Well built trailer. As tomkaren13 stated, it's built; and backed by Winnebago.



Cons: Maybe?
There used to be complaint about the rear kitchen trailer. Thing falling out of the cabinets, but today's trailers have a batter ride. At a dry weight of 7,720 lbs.; and adding your cargo, the ride shouldn't be too bad.

I like the floor-plan.

A couple of things:
Frig will be blocked by the dining slide when it's in. Just something to consider. Also where do you put the waste basket?
Personally I'm not a big fan of aluminum sided trailers.
If you're interested in a hard side trailer with a similar floor plan then take a look at the new 2014 Lacrosse 333RKS
Clicky here: LaCrosse

Note the size of the bathroom and the 12 cubic foot frig. Nice trailer.
Happy trails,

They were a good trailer before Winnebago took them over. We have a '99 30' 5th since '01 with only two minor issues. Don't know if winney messed with their quality or not, They were one of the very first with total aluminum framing. Pros & cons on that one point, but we would buy another.

Pros: Well built trailer. As tomkaren13 stated, it's built; and backed by Winnebago.



Cons: Maybe?
There used to be complaint about the rear kitchen trailer. Thing falling out of the cabinets, but today's trailers have a batter ride. At a dry weight of 7,720 lbs.; and adding your cargo, the ride shouldn't be too bad.

I like the floor-plan.

Pro -Winnabago makes them, good quality. Loved our 2005 but dumb us thought we could not fix the roof leak with out a big expense. Found out to late it was an easier fix. Sure wish we had that rig! Nice bathroom ours had a rear living room, sure liked that.

Pros: big living area, Hugh bathroom, separate bedroom, place to install a recliner.

Cons: hide a bed & u - dinette must be used for beds, rear kitchen (does it create any problems with the frame?)

What else?