So how about that new Mesa?

mmomega

AnyTimer

• Sep 24, 2011

• #1

So my DW just told me she saw the newest Landmark family member the Mesa on the Heartland Facebook page.

Sure enough they just added it to their main website as well.

Additional Info:

GVWR	16,250 lbs
Dry Weight	12,922 lbs
Hitch Weight	2,520 lbs
Width	8' 0"
Height	12' 11"
Length	39' 10"
Sqaure Footage
Sleep Capacity	2
Axles	(2) 7,000 lbs
Tires	LT235/85R16-G
Shocks	4
Fresh	104 gal
Gray	90 gal
Black	45 gal
Water Heater	12 gal
Furnace	40,000 btu
A/C	15,000 btu
LP Capacity	(2) 40 lbs
Refrigerator	9 cu ft 110/LP
Electric	50 AMP
Converter	80 AMP / 12 V
Wall (R-Value)	R-9
Floor (R-Value)	R-35
Roof (R-Value)	R-23
Slides	3
Bunks	0
Slide Room Height	6' 5"
Bedroom Height	6' 4"
Awning Length	16'
Oven	22"
Convection	1450 Watt / 1.5 cu ft
Microwave
Bed Dimensions	70" x 80"

Specifications for Model LM Mesa

 

2psnapod2

Texas-South Chapter Leaders-Retired

• Sep 24, 2011

• #2

We will not be trading our Key Largo in for one. Dont like the recliners not in front of television.

 

Brandon.Prewitt

Active Member

• Sep 24, 2011

• #3

I just swapped the chairs and couch in mine, but we'll be here a while.

 

mmomega

AnyTimer

• Sep 25, 2011

• #4

I don't think I could do without my megashower. The KL has definitely spoiled me.

 

Ray LeTourneau

Senior Member - Past Moderator

• Sep 25, 2011

• #5

It will be good to see one up close & personal. I'm wondering if the doors between the bedroom area and the bath area slide fully open. It would give the bedroom a huge open feeling like we have now. The only thing I didn't see was a good desk area. It's probably a pullout under the TV which wouldn't work for us.

 

jmgratz

Original Owners Club Member

• Sep 25, 2011

• #6

Very similar to our Golden Gate except the GG does not have the counter in the middle of the kitchen so it is all open.

 

bighorn3370

Well-known member

• Sep 25, 2011

• #7

I would be interested in the plumbing for the bathroom sink. Looks like it is part of the bed slide.

 

caissiel

Senior Member

• Sep 25, 2011

• #8

Love the sze of the couch in the rear, and the chairs facing the TV.
The pumbing would be no worst then the propane line on the stove. But the drain line and water lines would surely be a frost problem here in the north.
It is similar layout to our 3500RL but I have a feeling the kitchen area has limited storage compared to ours but more room in the bedroom.

 

gjackson

Active Member

• Sep 25, 2011

• #9

Ray LeTourneau said:

It will be good to see one up close & personal. I'm wondering if the doors between the bedroom area and the bath area slide fully open. It would give the bedroom a huge open feeling like we have now. The only thing I didn't see was a good desk area. It's probably a pullout under the TV which wouldn't work for us.

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The 84" sofa and the recliners being across from the TV are definitely appealing. We've changed ours (while in one place for any length of time) to that configuration, but of course have to move them back to close the slides. The one thing I would have loved in our BH is more space between the King bed and the bathroom. Even though the sliding door helps, it would have been nice to have more open space. This is our first RV - lessons are being learned

 

clubmgr

Heartland Owners Club Manager

Staff member

• Sep 25, 2011

• #10

Wow, it looks like Heartland has really been listening to their customer comments. Love the LR (recliners across from TV); love the kitchen layout (altho' it looks as tho' the fridge can't be opened w/ slide in); love, love the split bath (bath area is bigger when you're using it: bedroom area feels more spacious: commode room is separate); love the w/d location (not in bedroom or kitchen). All of this in less than 40'.

Can't wait for pictures. Will there be one at the Florida show??? I hope. . . Gotta' check out the kitchen and bedroom storage. . .

 

2psnapod1

Texas-South Chapter Leader-Retired

• Sep 25, 2011

• #11

Not a fan of the split bathroom. Love my Key Largo and wouldn't trade....doesn't look like the Mesa has nearly the storage that we do.

 

clubmgr

Heartland Owners Club Manager

Staff member

• Sep 25, 2011

• #12

Thank goodness we don't all think alike and that there's something for everyone

 

kakampers

Past Heartland Ambassador

• Sep 25, 2011

• #13

It's virtually a clone of the standard Teton floorplan, which we've always liked...as far as I can tell the recliners are directly across from the tv, and we've always liked the split bath more than the enclosed. That's what our 3600 RL has...

 

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Teeceelou

Member

• Oct 5, 2011

• #14

mmomega said:

I don't think I could do without my megashower. The KL has definitely spoiled me.

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My KL has definitely spoiled me, too. Originally thought the shower was for DH; but I LOVE it. It's like being at home, only bigger!