Recent content by Natesi

?? Ummm.... Just my opinion: It's not appropriate to be recommending against the purchase of a Heartland product, on the Heartland forum, seems how this is kinda their forum -- and the purpose is to help people, further the product, listen to feedback, answer questions, and solve issues...

Just to be clear: I don't think they are thermo-anything; no argon between the panes like is typical in residential homes. It's just two panes of glass. However, as others have said, it still helps.

He did A LOT of winterizing, insulating, heat taping, and skirting though -- that I read about in other posts. It's definitely not "stock".

Doesn't look winterized. :angel: But maybe if you put a sticker on it....

That's the thing -- what's a reasonable expectation? Scenario 1: What would a reasonable person expect from an average 5th wheel? This average 5th wheel doesn't make any claims to about cold weather protection and there are no all-season stickers on the trailer. The warranty is also void if...

The funny thing is, wealthy Chinese consider American made items "luxury" and pay a huge premium for them. When I learned that I thought that was quite strange. Tight? I guess you didn't hear about the trillion or so dollars that the Fed has already injected, nor their fabulous 0% rate...

I think this is what the Zero Degrees test said on the website: "Heartland’s aluminum-framed, laminated fiberglass sidewall construction (most models) has proven to be exceptionally energy efficient, having passed the tests in Dometic’s extreme temperature chamber with flying colors. This...

It would be nice to have the ability to buy more stuff made in the USA. The problem is that the majority of American's buy based on price. This is evident by the overwhelming success of Wal Mart. A similar product made in the USA would cost twice as much, because we have labor laws and better...

I think I'd rather have no windows, but that's just me. I prefer my sleeping quarters to be as dark as a cave and I'm not into breezes.

Now that's just crazy. = )

I'm not sure I understand. How would a 3670 break down then? BTW, nice McCaw in your avatar. I love parrots.

True. But that's the nice thing about having a house on wheels. I'll just move if there's a problem. = ) But in all seriousness, the people I'm working with have thought about that and said they were going to check with their neighbor to make sure they were OK with it.

Interesting... thanks for sharing.

Thanks again man! I think they published 8 ft as the width and 100" is 8.3 ft, so that's fairly close to what they listed.

Thanks guys. Speaking of "width", I suppose those published measurements are not accurate either? What should I figure for exterior width, with the sliders in? Thanks again! -Nathan