Shadow Cruiser 260-BHS vs Passport 2650BHWE
I'm looking at ultra-lite TT's and keep coming back to these two because they seem to offer the best floorplan for us considering available space, weight, and length. In doing some searching here ...
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We have had the Shadow Cruiser for over 2 years, 76 nights of use and 11,000 miles towed. We have had no problems with the trailer in that time. The awning failed early, but that is not the trailer and was repaired under warranty. There have been some axle issues with these trailers, you will need to confirm the correct axles are installed. Also, push the dealer to replace the tires, the factory tires are bias ply (not radials) and don't last. The trailer is light weight, so some compromises are made. The cabinets are made with light weight plywood and screws don't hold well. The chassis is not a robust as some would like. I pull with a Silverado with a 4.8l V8, tow package, rated 6300 lbs. Uphills the RPMs get high, but overall I have not problems.
Finally, if you search on my name you can find some other information on my experience with this trailer.
Finally, if you search on my name you can find some other information on my experience with this trailer.
