Which brand of 5th wheel?
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grashley
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If you will use it full time, you do not want an inexpensive entry level FW designed for occasional summer use. Brand is not that important, but model within a line IS important.
You did not say if you intend to tow this FW or not, nor what your tow vehicle is. That makes a big difference on what is recommended, too.
Where do you live? Cold climate or warm?
What is your budget?
Please provide a bit more information so we can better answer your question.
You did not say if you intend to tow this FW or not, nor what your tow vehicle is. That makes a big difference on what is recommended, too.
Where do you live? Cold climate or warm?
What is your budget?
Please provide a bit more information so we can better answer your question.
scottydl
Site Team
Budget, floorplan, desired options, and condition (not necessarily in that order) are more important factors than year/make/model in most cases. Do you plan to continue living in it full time?
Arch Hoagland
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http://northwoodmfg.com/
That's my favorite. I don't recall seeing any complaints about them on any of the three RV forums I'm on.
That's my favorite. I don't recall seeing any complaints about them on any of the three RV forums I'm on.
gnirwin
Member
Arctic Fox 5th wheels are generally received very well on a couple other forums I'm on, just started posting to this site. I think you will be happy with your choice.
bobshe
Member
we live in a Jayco North Point been living in it for 7 months now.We love it .We live in NC ,not real coild but have had 7 inches of snow and 6 days below freezing,came through that great. Roof and floor r38 insulation walls have r11,heated and enclosed underbelly. Last summer had many days 96 degrees to 100 degrees,no shade inside temps were 74 degrees,just fine for us.hope this helps
julezc
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We live in Utah, are planning on living full time and needed an all weather for very cold winters and are going with Grand Design. They are built very well, all weather and just well thought out floor plans.
Sandhill Guy
Active member
I agree with the previous post about Grand Design 5th wheels. The company is making a name for themselves on their terrific customer service. There is a Grand Design Owners forum on the web and also an informative Face Book page for anyone interested in Grand Design products. They were purchased by Winnebago last fall but management has stayed.
