2015 Arctic Fox 25Y or 2015 Timber Ridge 240RKS?
Help us decide. We love both layouts! Ron Nash owns both, so we are hoping both will be quality. We just sold our 2007 Terry Resort 240RKS.
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I'll answer this here.
I would definitely check the 240RKS slide out drip rails for issues. Mine needed fixing. Dunno about the 2015s. Have heard other trailers have similar problems so it's a good idea to check anyway.
That's the only structural issue that we've had with the unit. But there were other issues with various components (water pump, remote, marker lights, stab jacks) that Outdoors RV has been very good at replacing.
80gal of grey water is nice. Especially since our previous trailer only had 40gal. We tend to fill the kitchen tank faster than the bath tank, but we cook a lot and I'm pretty frugal with shower water (my wife is less so :R).
I see the Artic Fox 25Y only has 47g of grey and 47g of fresh. If you're in to boondocking, or just want to minimize the number of trips with your grey water dolley transporter, the 240RKS is better there.
A lot of these preferences really depend upon how and where you camp ...
sifter wrote:
Does timber ridge still have the slide out drip rail issue? Wondering if they corrected it in the 2015's. We have not personally walked through the camper.
Also, how do you like having 2 40gal grey tanks? On our Terry Resort 240RKS that we had, we could only take a total of 4 showers before we had a full tank.
I would definitely check the 240RKS slide out drip rails for issues. Mine needed fixing. Dunno about the 2015s. Have heard other trailers have similar problems so it's a good idea to check anyway.
That's the only structural issue that we've had with the unit. But there were other issues with various components (water pump, remote, marker lights, stab jacks) that Outdoors RV has been very good at replacing.
80gal of grey water is nice. Especially since our previous trailer only had 40gal. We tend to fill the kitchen tank faster than the bath tank, but we cook a lot and I'm pretty frugal with shower water (my wife is less so :R).
I see the Artic Fox 25Y only has 47g of grey and 47g of fresh. If you're in to boondocking, or just want to minimize the number of trips with your grey water dolley transporter, the 240RKS is better there.
A lot of these preferences really depend upon how and where you camp ...
