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Yup would like to stay 40' or under. Our RV port is 40' so under would be better for that. Thanks.

Thanks Mrz. Hadn't thought of that occurring. Will bring this up with the wife and see what she says. Thanks Alan B. We could probably live with doing the same in a pantry but we really like the 3575el length over the 3675 length. Two feet isn't a big deal but I have this mental block at 40...

Brian, Appreciate your input very much. The 3575 is one of the floor plans we're considering but the wife is concerned about the lack of a pantry and where to store pot/pans/dry/canned goods, etc. The 3675 is almost identical except a few feet longer (in the kitchen) and has a pantry so that is...

Hi all, The wife and I are getting serious about the purchase of our next 5th wheel. We've narrowed within the Heartland brand to the Bighorn. My question is the two floor plans we like (3575EL & 3675EL) have listed carrying capacities of just under 3000# and 2500# respectively. These figures...

Ok thank you.

Thanks everyone for your inputs. Maybe someone from Heartland will chime in and confirm things. But I'm going to assume the brochure is a tad misleading and only the four things mentioned in the brochure (Radiant tech insulation in the caps, 110V tank heaters, 12 volt heated water line and 12V...

Sorry I probably wasn't clear. The brochure I'm looking at contains all the Big Horn models so the Yeti pkg should be the same on all Big Horns for 2016. At least that makes sense to me. Please correct me if my thinking isn't right.

Thanks Martha. But I would think the Yeti pkg is the same on any model otherwise it would be anarchy. ;)

It's the brochure that covers all models.

Ok so looking at the 2016 brochure, it gives you the impression that the Yeti pkg will give you a bunch of stuff. But I'm thinking it only provides the radiant technology insulation in the caps, 110V holding tank heating pads, insulated main water line and the 12 volt auto sensing heater line...

That's a great diagram. Ditto on needing that for all our rigs. Thanks.

Trying to find out the the configuration of the gray tank(s) for this model.Capacity is listed as 90 gals. Is this split between galley and head? Is this one tank for washing machine drain and one for galley/head (I hope not)? If they are split, what are the individual capacities? Thanks.

Tom I just re-read your original post and noticed something. You're only calling out two colors. It appears past FBP colors were four (Cappuccino: Black, burgundy, tan & white Sterling: Gray, black, burgundy & white) . Is this a change? Or are you only calling out the primary colors for each scheme?

I think I just realized you're referring to the logo's only. I'll catch up. :o

Tom, thanks for providing info. In the above information, is this a change from the practice Heartland has done in the past? E.g., the fact that the FBP now uses decals?