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BrownBear · 07-30-2018, 02:00 PM

Hi Everyone,
We are new to this forum as we bought our first Montana Fifth Wheel at the end of June and we are learning all the functions and peculiarities of this unit. It is a 2018 3931FB and we have spent seven nights in the unit so far and as with anything mechanical there is always an opportunity to learn along the way.

We are not new to the RV/camping scene as we purchased our first camper in 1976 and have had numerous styles and types and waited until early 2017 to try the fifth wheel style RV. We have had pop-ups, travel trailers, Class C, and a couple of Class A type units along our journey.
So far so good on the fifth wheel style as I was very happy with how a 36' unit handled last year when we headed to New Mexico for a week and took a northern route home stopping in four more states before making our way home. Our Montana is a bit longer but handles nicely on the road.

I look foward to being a part of this forum and hopefully we can pick up some knowledge along the way!

07-30-2018, 02:00 PM	#1
BrownBear Established Member Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Carrollton Posts: 20 M.O.C. #22331	Montana newbie Hi Everyone, We are new to this forum as we bought our first Montana Fifth Wheel at the end of June and we are learning all the functions and peculiarities of this unit. It is a 2018 3931FB and we have spent seven nights in the unit so far and as with anything mechanical there is always an opportunity to learn along the way. We are not new to the RV/camping scene as we purchased our first camper in 1976 and have had numerous styles and types and waited until early 2017 to try the fifth wheel style RV. We have had pop-ups, travel trailers, Class C, and a couple of Class A type units along our journey. So far so good on the fifth wheel style as I was very happy with how a 36' unit handled last year when we headed to New Mexico for a week and took a northern route home stopping in four more states before making our way home. Our Montana is a bit longer but handles nicely on the road. I look foward to being a part of this forum and hopefully we can pick up some knowledge along the way!