What defines a TT as a "True Four Season"?
So, I have heard this phrase tossed around, "True Four Season", and I am wondering if there is literal exact definition that applies here. The fact that the word "True" is added to the term "Four Sea...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:JoeGood988 wrote:
A sealed underbelly, extra insulation in walls & roof, insulated windows...all which keeps the rig cooler and warmer
Add 'attic vents'
Our NUWA 5th wheel is 4 season trailer
Insulation properties, attic ventilation, enclosed/heated underbelly
We have been in -19*F temps. Roasty-toasty no frozen lines/tanks etc
We have been in 110*F temps with high humidity.....One 15K A/C Unit--kept temps at 78*F
Current models.
Possibly Artic Fox, Keystone (4 season package), Lance TCs, Heartlands Yeti Extreme
https://www.guaranty.com/blog/the-best-4-season-rvs-for-winter-camping-living-road-tripping-part-2
I would add Outdoors RV to the list, I believe at least some of their models are true four season.
True Four Season costs more because the decal by the door is bigger.
