Recent content by lishshel

Personally I would buy a newer used trailer. We are on our third fifth wheel in 20 years. We bought our first brand new one last year and have spent most of the year getting things fixed under warranty. Nothing real major, but a lot of things that needed to be fixed. We have made many trips back...

I had the same recliner issue, but I think I have it solved now. I just had some slip/travel covers made for just the backs. They look like a wide pillow case that slips on the back down to the arms. Very simple. I had mine made out of vinyl hoping they would last a long time and protect the...

You might also want to check out the Sundance 2880 RLT. It has a "flat floor" in the bedroom and an island in the kitchen. It pulls and parks relatively easy, yet has plenty of room for 2-3 people to use it comfortably.

Depending on when you plan to travel, check the web for road closures in Yellowstone. They are usually not opened until late May because of the snow. I would stop in Jackson Hole for only a day or 2, but then continue on through Teton NP to Yellowstone NP. If you have never been there, it is...

I have a 2880 and that switch on mine operates the paddle fan in the living area.

We have a 2015 Sundance 2880 and have taken it to 3 National Parks in Utah so far. We had no problems with length restrictions. Some spots in US Forest Service Campgrounds are too small for our trailer, but we can usually find one that works. I think the 2880 means 28 foot 8 inches. It is not as...

It sounds like we both did the very same thing. The extra insulation can't hurt, and the dusty roads we drive on won't end up coming home with us in the front compartment. Thanks for your reply.

We just bought a new Sundance 2880 RLT last month and found to our utter shock and surprise that the front compartment has several large (1-2 inch x 15 inch) gaps to the outside that would certainly allow a lot of dust into the compartment, and many of them were large enough to let mice or even...