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Thanks Brian....That's the info I was looking for.

Heartland shows their Big Horns built with "Solid Surface Counter Tops". Does anyone out there know the material? It looks like Corian, but they give no information as to the exact compound. Thanks.

Any of you out there have auto levelers on your BH 3610 RE, or any other BH? If so, how is the movement in the rig? We have the JT Strong Arms on our current fiver, and they work great. Just wondering if we went with the six point leveling system, would I need to also add the stabilizers as...

I've heard that Heartland isn't building the BH 3610 RE any longer. Is this really true??? Thanks, Skip

Great info!! Thanks guys. Skip

We are looking at the BH 3610 model. If we opt for the dual pane windows, what is the added weight, both total and pin weight? Thanks, Skip

Is it an option to get a rear hitch added for a bike rack on the BH 3610. I saw one earlier this week here at a R/V park, but didn't know if it was added at the factory or after market. My concern is adding after the sale may void the frame warranty. What say you guys? Thanks again, Skip

Wow!!! You guys really give us something to think about. Thanks for all your replies.......Skip

During our travels, we've seen many Hearland products, but haven't seen any with the electric awnings. They all seem to be the manual type. Does Heartland offer these as an option? Thanks, Skip

SouthernNights.....Thanks. Sounds like good advice.

The DW and I went to a Heartland dealer last week to take another look at the BH 3610. We've had our eyes on this model for sometime now. I found one online at a dealer in Ohio, and was about $8k less than the dealer here in Texas. I showed the dealer here the web page, and he got in a bit of a...

We are very interested in the BH 3610re, and we are full timers. Does Heartland warranty the BH for full time use? Thanks, Skip

Thanks to Bob&Patty and others. My real confusion relates to the door sticker. 4500 front, 6084 rear. My TV is rated to tow a total of 22,000lbs (including the truck). The BH I'm looking at ready to camp will be under the 22,000lb. rating, when hooked up. I'm more concerned about pin weight...

Added the RDS 60 ga. tank. I wanted the 51 ga. tank, but Northern Tool was sold out. The 60 gal. tank was only $20 more. I add 40 gal. to it plus the original 26 gal. tank gives me way more travel distance than I'll ever need. Great tool box on the top side, and sets below bed rails. I paid $50...

Jeff, That's what has got me confused. My TV weighs 7430, and if I add 2500 for pin weight, then that puts me over GVWR by about 730lbs. But, I'm still under the rear rating of 6084. My sticker ratings are frt - 4500, rear - 6084, and total 9200, which is also confusing since the two add...

ihsolutions.....Thanks for the great info. My truck is two wheel drive, so I will be a little lighter. Bob&Patty.....Thanks to you as well. My wheels are stock (6.5") wide, and the 265s require a minimum of 7" wide. Also, if I buy the BH, I'll stay clear of CA.....LOL Skip

I weighed my truck with me, the wife, the dog, ice chest, hitch, and fuel. Total was 7430lbs. The BH 3610RE dry weight is 12,438. I'll carry an additional 40 gal. of fuel. 288lbs. Add another 1000lbs for propane and stuff. Total = 21,156lbs. 844lbs. less than max. So, if I stay under...

The DW and I really like the 2011 BH 3610 RE. The dry pin weight is listed as 2115. Are there any owners of this model towing this model with the TV listed? If so, how does it handle? We are currently pulling a 35 foot fiver with a pin weight of about three hundred pounds less. I think there's...