Heartland TT's

We had a '13 North Trail. Not a bad trailer but we decided it was a bit small for us & ended up with a Grand Design Imagine. The Imagine is quieter inside during a heavy rail & the 1500W fireplace keeps it heated down to 40 degrees or so w/o the propane heater.

My assumpton is based on the construction. All aluminium frame, fiberglass over Azdel on the 2" side walls, fully laminated floor, sealed and heated floor, foam insulation rather than spun glass. Tinted windows. I disagree that they are all made the same, some are pure junk.

In my opinion there is very little difference from one make to another if they are in the same price range and use similar construction. They mostly contract out large items such as the frame and running gear, appliances, water heaters, furnaces are the same as are windows, doors and often furniture. So what's left? Heartland is probably no better or worse than most of the others.

B.O.

I have a prowler 27LX. Not too many problems, just keep an eye on the lap sealant they use on the roof. So far the stock tires are holding up too, trailer is a 2016. Dozens of trips through many states and no other issues to report.

“are some of the best quality campers out there.“

Structure? Finishes inside? Materials? Roof? Appliances? Frame? Weight? Water capacity? What impresses you?