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I own the 2014 Heartland Torque 270hg. Traded in my Cyclone 3612. I will never again buy a 3 axle trailer. It pulls like a dream. Is way easier to maneuver. Traveled 3,000 miles with it thus far. Only problems that I've had: Bed tensioner broke, excuse verbage. Hot water heater leaked...

I have the same problem with my 2014 Heartland Torque 270hg. I can't work out in the back for fear of the bed potentially falling on me. Is there a way to fix it without going to a dealer?

I have a 2010 Cyclone 3612(14,052). I tow with a 2005 Chevy HD2500 Diesel with rear air bags(I highly recommend these). I'm almost definitely over weight. I have towed it over 20,000 miles. No issues. You will wear out your front end. I have to spend roughly $600-800 for front axles every...

On the Torque 270HG: take out the couch over the hitch. In the corner. Install a washer/dryer hookup to place a combo there. Also, is it the regular rv bathtub in it? Or the residential tub.

I have a 2005 Chevy HD2500 Duramax. I pull a 2010 Heartland Cyclone 3612(14,052 unloaded/pin 3500ish). I added firestone airbags. Pulls fine. I got 11mpg through Ohio. I got 8.5 through South Dakota. Got 9.0 through 3 passes from Montana to Seattle. Going 70? Why are you in a hurry? I go with...

I have 2005 Chevy HD2500 4x4 and 2010 Heartland Cyclone 3612. I insure through Liberty Mutual= $1711.20/year.

I hope I don't have a blowout. I am going from Austin, TX to Gatlinburg, TN for vacation. By the way, I think the tires have a nice warranty for blowouts. Might be wrong on that one.

The threshold for the bathroom is 69" to 72" tall. I am 70" tall and find it acceptable. You sacrifice a roomier bathroom to have it enclosed, and I believe the privacy is a good sacrifice. To HEARTLAND COMPANY RECOMMENDATIONS/COMMENTS FOR 2011: I own the 2010 Cyclone 3612. I would add a...

I have a 2010 heartland cyclone 3612. I have had 2 issues. Water leaking from water heater and a "fantastic fan" making a lot of noise. Heartland makes a good product.

Splendide xc2100 does great for what it is. Take upwards of 2-3 hours to do a load of clothes. Leaves clothes very wrinkled. Just grab clothes when dryer finishes to prevent extreme wrinkles. Still better than going to laundomat.

I have Cyclone 3612. The fireplace will struggle with cold temps(below 40F). You will need one more electric heater to prevent the furnace kcking on. I bought a feature comfort triple ceramic heater. These two keep it nice and toasty.

Does anyone know when they will post info on the Road Warrior?