Travel Trailer Brand
Looking for feedback from anyone familiar with this brand. Looking at a Heartland North Trail 21FBS. Will pull with a 2014 Dodge Ram Hemi 5.7L, with a 3.92 rear axle ratio, 8 speed auto trans with tow...
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See my sig. Ours is the upgraded Caliber Edition.
Pros: DW likes the big bathroom, lack of a bedroom divider, and the amount of storage in it for a small TT. At 27' I can still get it into some of our favorite sites from our pop-up days. The vent over the bed is nice, I wish it were powered.
Cons: It's for 2 people only (or maybe that's a Pro?). The counter top scratches easily. The Wide Trak axles scrub the tires pretty badly in a tight turn. The Lippert electric stabilizers are slow and the design still allows for a lot of side to side rocking. The kitchen is a bit small but that's the trade off for a big bathroom. I wish it had windows on the slide ends, there's no forward view at all in it.
Did you look at a 22FBS? It's 3' longer and has a couch. But we have a couple of folding chase lounges we use for watching TV.
The electric awning is convienent but not as robust in the wind as a manual one.
I see the new models put the water pump under the sink and give you a drawer under the stove now.
Surf on over to the Heartland Owners Forum and see what others have to say.
Pros: DW likes the big bathroom, lack of a bedroom divider, and the amount of storage in it for a small TT. At 27' I can still get it into some of our favorite sites from our pop-up days. The vent over the bed is nice, I wish it were powered.
Cons: It's for 2 people only (or maybe that's a Pro?). The counter top scratches easily. The Wide Trak axles scrub the tires pretty badly in a tight turn. The Lippert electric stabilizers are slow and the design still allows for a lot of side to side rocking. The kitchen is a bit small but that's the trade off for a big bathroom. I wish it had windows on the slide ends, there's no forward view at all in it.
Did you look at a 22FBS? It's 3' longer and has a couch. But we have a couple of folding chase lounges we use for watching TV.
The electric awning is convienent but not as robust in the wind as a manual one.
I see the new models put the water pump under the sink and give you a drawer under the stove now.
Surf on over to the Heartland Owners Forum and see what others have to say.
