looking at this 5th wheel

We have used it to 25 deg and were warm and no frozen pipes/tanks.

wkswenson wrote:
We own a Cedar Creek 38FL (similiar floor plan - flont living) and love it! We have had no major problems and have been doing lots of camping with it. (can't wait for spring)

Thank you for the info. Would it be good incold weather maybe even snow?

We own a Cedar Creek 38FL (similiar floor plan - flont living) and love it! We have had no major problems and have been doing lots of camping with it. (can't wait for spring)

W

Hum now we are looking at the 38CK - Cedar Creek. I really feel comfortable in it. Purchase is about 4 months away.

Any good or bad thoughts about it?

Dave

this is a floorplan we like very much too, and if we can find one light enough we'll try for one a few years old.
my truck is a 2001 F350 diesel 4x4 7.3 liter engine---dually long bed full four door.
it's weight limit is 13400 so i hope to find a lighter version of that floor plan somewhere.

Almost bought a Montana 3750 but went with the infinity because the Montana dealership priced my trade in too low. I do like the two doors but in the long run it wasn't worth the price difference.

We recently got a 3850RE and surprisingly had them take out the King bed and put in a Queen bed. Just saying

drillagent wrote:
My wife and I were also looking at the 3750FL. Like you we love the front living floor plan. However, I think we've decided on the Montana Mountaineer 375flf. (Haven't bought it yet) It's the exact same floor plan as the 3750FL, but it's lighter and only has one door. One other feature that we found out about is that if the sides are closed on the 3750FL, you can't get to the bathroom except through the second door, and you can't get to the bedroom. So if you're pulled into that Walmart for the night and can't open the slides, you can't use the bed. Plus the frig in the 375flf is in the slidout which actually gives you more room in the dining room/kitchen area. Just my opinion though.

Edit: Oops, I thought the 3850 was a typo. I didn't realize that Montana had out a new 3850FL. Disregard above. Sorry

We own the Montana 3750. Bought it for couple reasons. First the second door to bathroom. We have dogs and that's a big deal. The 3750 Montana's fridge is not in the slide. At rest stops and truck stops the bathroom and kitchen are fully accessible with no slide to move. If we spend the night we have the option of just opening the two bedroom slides. There are switches to turn off the dining room slide. Front LR slides are independent! Btw you can squeeze to bath from front door. I am 270lbs and do it all the time. We have camped using front living room as bedroom. There is room to get to bath and bathroom. I have see the model with fridge on the slide, it does prohibit access to bath. Good luck!

We actually just got our used 2012 3750FL this past weekend. We spent the first night in it in the yard. The floor plan, like most, is a love or hate floor plan.

We love ours. I do wish it was a tad bit lighter though.

Thank you all for your replies. I want 2 doors. My concern is safety and fast exit. Besides that the rear door allows me access when popouts are in. I also liked the rear door on the opposite side.