Keystone OUTBACK TERRAIN 250TRS
Anyone have this trailer? I like the idea of a 27 footer that when set up is more in the 35 foot range. Thoughts? How's the quality?
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Quality - Outback has a pretty good following, as do many other manufacturers. They all have a few units that get off the line with some issues. Then, they have things come apart, when they're bouncing down the road. Doesn't matter who put it together, you'll need a few tools to keep it that way.
Don't have the Outback version. Did have the same floor plan built by Starcraft.
It didn't take long before we started looking for a different floor plan.
Things we didn't like:
Climbing into the master bed. First person in, had to be last person out, or climb over the other person. The climb over part was not good in middle of the night.
Bathroom was too small, for changing clothes, and there was no other private area. First mod was installing curtains to seperate bunk area and master bed area. Kitchen, entertainment area, and master bedroom were all the same area.
Television location - Watching TV, you had to be on the sofa, or master bed.
Smoke detector (always going off) was too close to the stove and there was no roof vent near the kitchen. The two vents in entire trailer, were just a few feet apart, in bathroom and bunk area. I could stand in bathroom doorway and open or close both vents at the same time. I got some drawings from Starcraft, cut a hole, and installed a roof vent in the kitchen area.
Don't have the Outback version. Did have the same floor plan built by Starcraft.
It didn't take long before we started looking for a different floor plan.
Things we didn't like:
Climbing into the master bed. First person in, had to be last person out, or climb over the other person. The climb over part was not good in middle of the night.
Bathroom was too small, for changing clothes, and there was no other private area. First mod was installing curtains to seperate bunk area and master bed area. Kitchen, entertainment area, and master bedroom were all the same area.
Television location - Watching TV, you had to be on the sofa, or master bed.
Smoke detector (always going off) was too close to the stove and there was no roof vent near the kitchen. The two vents in entire trailer, were just a few feet apart, in bathroom and bunk area. I could stand in bathroom doorway and open or close both vents at the same time. I got some drawings from Starcraft, cut a hole, and installed a roof vent in the kitchen area.
