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4 season rv recommendations

TnTtravelers
Explorer
Explorer

โ€ŽAug-20-2018 08:38 PM

DW and I are considering trading in our Everest fiver as retirement is soon approaching and we're considering heading out on the open road, indefinitely. Not sure what the future holds but we're looking for a 4 season fifth wheel trailer to live at least 6 months per year in, maybe more. Looking around I've seen a few models where they claim to be 4 season rigs but some were pretty out of touch for my investment potential. A couple of more affordable units that I found that claimed to be 4 season were Montana and Jayco North Point. Can I trust that these are truly worthy of the 4 season classification? Are there some makes out there that claim to be but really don't fit the bill? Any suggestions? I'm anxious to hear everyone's experience and input and thank you all in advance.
Tim and Tina (kudo too)
Livin' good, while the livin's good!

2005 Ford F350, 4x4, Crew Cab, Short box
2007 Everest 295TS 5th Wheel, Superglide hitch
JT Stabilizers;)
Firestone Air Suspension System
TST tire pressure mntr system
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pianotuna
Nomad III
Nomad III

โ€ŽAug-20-2018 09:37 PM

None of the current RV's are really four season. You can upgrade them to work.

Probably a good idea to avoid slides, unless you are in one location for the whole winter.
Regards, Don
My ride is a 28 foot Class C, 256 watts solar, 556 amp-hours of Telcom jars, 3000 watt Magnum hybrid inverter, Sola Basic Autoformer, Microair Easy Start.
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