4-season Fulltime TT

[Pop-Pop_C]

Wanting to down size. Looking for opinions on 4-season full time TT.
50 amp two AC'S. Any length, preferably 35' or less. Serious opinions, please.
My thanks in advance.

[DanNJanice]

What about a 5vr?
If you expand your search a bit to include the smaller 5vrs, you will open up quite a few more options.
Just a thought.

[Sprink-Fitter]

yillb wrote:
Funfinder's are full season with enclosed underbellies, they are light, " higher end ", offer 50 amp service, and are all under 35 feet, and can almost all be towed with a half ton. I have one, plan to use it in the winter. We used it on some chilly nights ( 40 degrees ) ( chilly for us southern texas folk ), and it was like a warm sauna in their.

How are they "high end"?

[yillb]

Funfinder's are full season with enclosed underbellies, they are light, " higher end ", offer 50 amp service, and are all under 35 feet, and can almost all be towed with a half ton. I have one, plan to use it in the winter. We used it on some chilly nights ( 40 degrees ) ( chilly for us southern texas folk ), and it was like a warm sauna in their.

[goducks10]

If I were full timing in a TT I'd want one of these. #1 would be the Arctic Fox. 2 ORV and 3 Grand Design
http://outdoorsrvmfg.com/black-stone-270rks-titanium/
https://www.granddesignrv.com/showroom/2018/travel-trailer/reflection/floorplans/315rlts
http://northwoodmfg.com/arctic-fox-2/arctic-fox-29l/

[lawrosa]

Ron Nash founded Northwood Manufacturing in 1993 and the company has grown steadily under his leadership. Northwood manufactures travel trailers, campers, toy haulers and outdoor support vehicles. In 2009, Nash purchased the Fleetwood Travel Trailer plant in La Grande and formed Outdoors RV Manufacturing, which produces four popular travel trailer models.

I thought when he had his stroke( Nash) that he left northwood, and when he got better concentrated on Outdoors...

But I found this cool article..

http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/leaders/jim-jones-ceo-and-ward-king-coo-of-northwood-manufacturin...

[lawrosa]

Ron Nash founded Northwood Manufacturing in 1993 and the company has grown steadily under his leadership. Northwood manufactures travel trailers, campers, toy haulers and outdoor support vehicles. In 2009, Nash purchased the Fleetwood Travel Trailer plant in La Grande and formed Outdoors RV Manufacturing, which produces four popular travel trailer models.

I thought when he had his stroke( Nash) that he left northwood, and when he got better concentrated on Outdoors...

But I found this cool article..

http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/leaders/jim-jones-ceo-and-ward-king-coo-of-northwood-manufacturin...

[BizmarksMom]

I just put down a deposit on a Nash. Seriously, give them and Arctic Fox a look.

[donn0128]

lawrosa wrote:
Look at outdoors RV.. Nash went on his own from northwood and started this new line of RV's..

http://outdoorsrvmfg.com/video-four-seasons/

NOPE! Sorry Nash is, was and always has been Northwoods entry level line.
Outdoors RV as I inderstand it is an off shoot started by a family member in a seperate plant
The AF and Nash are still built in the original plant in LaGrande,OR. They are baksically the same trailers with what is not available or optional on Nash are standard on AF.

[lawrosa]

Look at outdoors RV.. Nash went on his own from northwood and started this new line of RV's..

http://outdoorsrvmfg.com/video-four-seasons/

[Dick_B]

I'd contact the RV Consumer Group for their ratings on what is out there. Does four seasons mean full timing? You might also try searching this Forum for `four seasons' to what has been previously posted.

[GordonThree]

Four seasons where? In the sun belt, the rust belt or the snow belt?

[IDman]

Lance TTs are lite weight with low carrying capacity, thus not great for full-timing.

[FrankShore]

I would suggest you look at the Lance Line. 4 Season package, but they're all 30 amp and have 1 A/c *(up to 15btu though) They're pretty much the best made 4 Season Trailer on the market, with plenty of floor plans to please. Take a look:

Lance Travel Trailers

We love ours! And they have a very helpful, friendly forum online too!

[STEVEO496]

I would start by looking at Northwood