Mike Aplin
Well-known member
Wow, that is an awesome floor plan!!! Now I know why they have this floor plan.
bigredtruck
Well-known member
My guess would be at least 12' as there is no way we could fit queen beds and a table and chairs in our 3210 garage.
Well the 3795 had a 12' garage and the 3010 had a 10'. I don't see how a new model with a 10' garage could replace a former model with a 12'. Seems more like the 3010 replaces the 3210 and the 3795 is gone daddy gone.
rtataryn
Active Member
Jim, My question is regarding the axles. Since the 3010 is replacing the 3210, and is a slightly heavier unit, why did they go to a double axle and drop the gross rating down to 14K from 18K? I'm strongly considering the 3010, but am concerned about possibly exceeding the unit's gross when I'm all loaded and fueled up. I wouldn't have any of those concerns with the 3210. Should I be concerned? Is there a good reason why Heartland went to a two-axle system? Thanks for responding.
rtataryn
Active Member
Thanks Jim for your quick reply!
Oside Clyde
Member
I'd really like to know about the axles also. If you don't mind, Pls let us know you find out.
At least they are 7k axles instead of 6k like the 35' Raptor and Fuzion has. With those models I believe that you can't reasonable load up to the max weight without overloading the axles.
At least they are 7k axles instead of 6k like the 35' Raptor and Fuzion has. With those models I believe that you can't reasonable load up to the max weight without overloading the axles.
