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tbritt580
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Does anyone make these floorplans??
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SH
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No point...just sharing another RK picture.
2001 Alpenlite 35RK
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EMD_DRIVER
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When we stated looking to replace our Sunline, my wife let me know that she preferred a RK. We found this Excel 30RKE and love it. I've only towed it 550 miles, but nothing was out of place when we got home!

2007 Excel 30RKE fifth wheel
2011 Ford F250 6.7l

crcr
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dave17352 wrote:
chevor wrote:
Make sure the turntable is out of the microwave before you travel. I have shattered a few of those falling out during transit. The factory now puts them in a bottom drawer for travel.


Yes I agree. I had one microwave that I believe was ruined by the vibration on the turntable mount. Now it is on my list of things to do before traveling.


I guess that's a good precaution, but we're on our second rear kitchen trailer now, have never done that, and have never sustained any damage to the microwave and hasn't ever come open.

dave17352
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chevor wrote:
Make sure the turntable is out of the microwave before you travel. I have shattered a few of those falling out during transit. The factory now puts them in a bottom drawer for travel.


Yes I agree. I had one microwave that I believe was ruined by the vibration on the turntable mount. Now it is on my list of things to do before traveling.
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chevor
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Make sure the turntable is out of the microwave before you travel. I have shattered a few of those falling out during transit. The factory now puts them in a bottom drawer for travel.

Curly2001
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We really like our rear kitchen Sundance. It gives us plenty of space to work in and it feels like it's a separate room from where the couch and the chairs are. I have had nothing broken as of yet and we love the counterspace.
2019 Chev. Double cab 2500HD, 6.0, 4:10 diffs, six speed auto
2013 Heartland Sundance XLT 265RK

JIMNLIN
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My current old '97 5er is a 28' RK with a bed room and super slide. Having pulled this trailer for over 100k miles never a broken dish or anything in the rear of the unit. We've been on rough roads that broke the black tank drain fitting.
Another trip and different road broke part of the AC ducting.

A previous 27' RK with a super slide had no broken dish issues either.
Both trailers came with shocks that worked.

Now we did have a new '84 Aljo 5th wheel trailer with a rear bath that would unload the rear cabinets on just about every tripo. This unit had no shocks.

Both of my area rv dealers have said its a toss up between the RL and the RK which one sells better.
"good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment" ............ Will Rogers

'03 2500 QC Dodge/Cummins HO 3.73 6 speed manual Jacobs Westach
'97 Park Avanue 28' 5er 11200 two slides

C_Schomer
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Good suspension is everything! Our RK does as well or better than any CK we've had but a friends RK breaks something every trip. I doubt if I'd have an RK that wasn't ordered with some kind of suspension upgrade. The first owner of ours ordered it right. Craig
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2008 Sunnybrook Titan 30 RKFS Morryde and Disc brakes
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jalichty
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I shied away from a rear kitchen due to the viewing angle for the television. I was looking at "light" ones and they generally had only one chair to accompany the couch and they were both to the side of the television. Now, the bigger, longer ones aren't necessarily that way, but the "lighter" ones were. I have never had a rear kitchen, but would not shy away from it if the viewing angles were ok. Although I do like the ability to look out the back window of my FW rear living rv.
John A. Lichty

goukcats
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As many others have stated the RK is not an issue & there are several offerings. Our previous 5er was a RK & we almost got the Columbus 340RK when we purchased our C-320RS earlier this year. Buy the overall floor plan & brand, with features that best meet your personal needs; & enjoy.
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GON2SKI
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Our length is 29 foot and love the rear kitchen with the fridge available even with the slide in for grabbing a bite at rest stop or pulling off the road. No problems with toppled goods. luv'n it!
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tbritt580
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Boy thanks for all the inputs...we had a 303RK Lacrosse TT and loved it...checking on a 33RK Big Horn hope it pans out.:)

bucky
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The only time we ever lost a thing with a RK was hitting the biggest freaking RR track bump in the world. At 50mph. My wife would leave me for a rear kitchen haha. We love our Jayco 345BHS, but the counter space is terrible. I built a shelf that helps, but still...........
Puma 30RKSS

wclement1248
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We love our KZ Stoneridge 36RK. Floor plan makes it seem like a small condo and with counter instead of table, there is plenty of room.

WeBeFulltimers
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Never a problem with our Montana rk. Love it!
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