Advice for a short Premium Fifth Wheel
Any advice? Looking for a true 4 season trailer with good tank sizes built on a high quality frame and construction. Weight is not an issue but would like to stay at under 30 feet.
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rickeoni wrote:work2much wrote:rickeoni wrote:
Any OSB in an RV is a giant cut in quality and is price driven.
Very few short quality fifth wheels on the market. Quality is what is under the skin, not the bling on the outside.
Exactly. I see from your sig you have a Outdoors RV. Honestly I have never heard of them but looking through their website they seem well made and shorter floor plans are available. Maybe this is what I have been looking for!
Have you been happy with yours?
Other than a couple of teething issues, we have been very pleased. We wanted a shorter fifth wheel to get into provincial campsites. Too many units cut corners with OSB, lack of insulation etc. It is just the two of us and DW loves the floor plan and I love towing a fiver compared to a BP.
Sister company to Northwoods and they have a lotal following. PM if you have any questions.
Thanks. It looks like a new strong contender for us.The internet tells me that AF and ORV may be both owned by Nash and share some production pieces. I think we will have a look at a local dealer and maybe take another look at Arctic Fox. We are looking to special order whatever we get with a company willing to work with us on furniture/fireplace/microwave delete so that may come into factor as well.
Appreciate your info!
