MotorCity57
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We decided on the 240 DT. We saw a 241 DQ (dinette/queen bed) model while we were there that had the slideout. I checked the OCCC sticker on that unit and the load capacity was 940 lbs. of which 255 lbs would be used up by a full fresh water tank. I figured this was pretty close to the capacity of a 241 DT (dinette/twin bed) that we were considering. In the end we decided the "luxury" of having the slideout wasn't justified by the extra weight of the slideout (350 lbs.). Also, the headroom in the dinette is limited by the slideout - I only had an inch or two of clearance while sitting at the dinette. Without the slideout there is more headroom.
Keep in mind that we're not the type to park in a campground for a week, so the extra interior room is not as important to us. We do more cruising than camping. Also, I intend to do some towing, so the weight is more of a concern.
One thing I have learned about buying an RV is that you have to make trade-offs. This was an example.
John
Keep in mind that we're not the type to park in a campground for a week, so the extra interior room is not as important to us. We do more cruising than camping. Also, I intend to do some towing, so the weight is more of a concern.
One thing I have learned about buying an RV is that you have to make trade-offs. This was an example.
John