Nash or Lance
Just curious. I'm wondering which most people would prefer, generally speaking. I tend to lean toward the Nash between these two due to a video ad I saw for the Lance. The spokesperson specifically...
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For me it would depend upon my tow vehicle .
If you have a half ton the Lance will be amore likely choice .
If you have 3 /4 ton then the Nash is a good choice .
The Nash , Arctic Fox , and Komfort brands tend to be built on a taller , heavier frame than other brands .
Because they are built in Oregon where dry camping / real boondocking is popular there is a good market for the heavier built trailers .
Plus folks in Oregon and Washington often buy a higher percentage of 3 /4 ton pickups than the east coast city dwellers .
A higher payload pickup is necessary to haul a Nash /AF/ Komfort because the tanks are bigger and the tongue weights are heavier in actual practice . Plus we have the mighty Cascade Mountain Range to camp in and this requires more braking power that the 3 /4 ton pickup has .
All three are better than average .
If you have a half ton the Lance will be amore likely choice .
If you have 3 /4 ton then the Nash is a good choice .
The Nash , Arctic Fox , and Komfort brands tend to be built on a taller , heavier frame than other brands .
Because they are built in Oregon where dry camping / real boondocking is popular there is a good market for the heavier built trailers .
Plus folks in Oregon and Washington often buy a higher percentage of 3 /4 ton pickups than the east coast city dwellers .
A higher payload pickup is necessary to haul a Nash /AF/ Komfort because the tanks are bigger and the tongue weights are heavier in actual practice . Plus we have the mighty Cascade Mountain Range to camp in and this requires more braking power that the 3 /4 ton pickup has .
All three are better than average .
