Heartland floor-plan name explanation please

2010augusta · Jul 26, 2009

I have really enjoyed our Landmark and this forum for a while now. I feel that from reading through the post here I have become quite knowledgeable about heartland RVs, but for the life of me I can not find any rhyme or reason to the number codes to the different floor-plans. Can anyone out there provide some insight as how to unlock the "code"? The only thing I have figured out is RL is "rear living" and RE is "rear entertainment center."

thomasinnv · Jul 26, 2009

the number generaly relates to the length, and the letters to the floorplan... i have a sundance 3300rlb - thats 33 feet from rear bumper to front landing jacks, rlb=rear loft bedroom. 2800rls=rear living slide 2900mk=mid kitchen 2998rb=rear bathroom 3000rk=rear kitchen 3100es=entertainment slide 3200re=rear entertainment 3300fb=front bunk room they're really quite simple to decipher. is there a particular model you are trying to figure out?

kakampers · Jul 26, 2009

Unforunately this does not hold true for Bighorns. We have the 3600RL, however it is almost 40' long....

Bogger · Jul 26, 2009

kakampers said:
Unforunately this does not hold true for Bighorns. We have the 3600RL, however it is almost 40' long....

He said from rear bumper to front LANDING JACKS. I haven't measured, but that would sound about right for our Eagle Ridge 35 DSRL, which is actual almost 39' long total.

Bogger · Jul 26, 2009

And if I had to guess on deciphering the code for mine, it would be Desk, Sofa?, Rear loft that makes up the "DSRL".

jmgratz · Jul 26, 2009

I haven't figured out the codes either. Personally I prefer the name like Augusta, Mount Rushmore, Grand Canyon, Oakwood, Pinehurst, Golden Gate, etc.

Ray LeTourneau · Jul 26, 2009

Bogger said:
And if I had to guess on deciphering the code for mine, it would be Desk, Sofa?, Rear loft that makes up the "DSRL".

Maybe double slide, rear loft?

porthole · Jul 26, 2009

How about the Cyclones?

3010
3812
3850
3912
3914
3950

The 10-12-14 on 4 of the models designate the garage size

Bogger · Jul 27, 2009

Ray LeTourneau said:
Maybe double slide, rear loft?

Hey, yours makes a lot more sense!

2010augusta · Jul 27, 2009

thomasinnv said:
the number generaly relates to the length, and the letters to the floorplan... is there a particular model you are trying to figure out?

Well I have an Augusta that is the same as a the 3670RL and the distance from the front landing gear to the end of the rear cap (no bumper in the LM) is only 32 feet +/- a few inches, not the 36" that would be suggested if that were the code.

I am not trying to decipher anything in particular, i am just courious as to where all these numbers come from, as I have been a high school math and science teacher and not finding a pattern to them is driving me crazy.

I too prefer the "Landmark" names, which brings an additional question.

Grand Canyon, Cape Cod, Mount Rushmore, Golden Gate and maybe Augusta are recognizable "landmarks," but where/what are Pinehurst, Oakmont and Augusta?

klindgren · Jul 27, 2009

2010augusta said:
Well I have an Augusta that is the same as a the 3670RL and the distance from the front landing gear to the end of the rear cap (no bumper in the LM) is only 32 feet +/- a few inches, not the 36" that would be suggested if that were the code.

I am not trying to decipher anything in particular, i am just courious as to where all these numbers come from, as I have been a high school math and science teacher and not finding a pattern to them is driving me crazy.

I too prefer the "Landmark" names, which brings an additional question.

Grand Canyon, Cape Cod, Mount Rushmore, Golden Gate and maybe Augusta are recognizable "landmarks," but where/what are Pinehurst, Oakmont and Augusta?

I'm not sure about any body else's but my Pinehurst was named for that "great" landmark golf course in North Carolina -- Pinehurst

seamo · Jul 27, 2009

they are golf courses name by Scott T before he left US...

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