trailer quality
We are thinking of changing from a high quality truck camper to bumper pull trailer...... can I ask advice of good quality trailers in the 22 foot class with walk around bed..... or maybe ask for th...
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propchef wrote:I'm not disagreeing or arguing, but I need to understand what you're saying here. Huckbolted frames are no better as far as I know. Nor are torsion axles. I'm not familiar with the other stuff you metioned.goducks10 wrote:
https://www.lancecamper.com/travel-trailers/1985/gallery/
This would be my pick. 2022 models are redesigned inside and out.
https://www.lancecamper.com/travel-trailers/Whats_New.php
Lance switched to a cheaper frame and went from a torsion axle to leaf springs. They also made a number of changes to the interiors (including battery storage) that they are now reversing. They no longer have stove vents over the cooktops in any of the '22s.
Their prices went up exponentially with these changes. I priced a loaded 2020 Lance 1995 in April of 2020 and it was $39000. They're well over $60k now.
Talk to a Lance dealer and they'll tell you that any trailer ordered now may very likely have differences that are unannounced and unexpected when it is delivered.
