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jcurtis934 · 07-10-2015, 09:33 AM

What model is really about what feels right to both of you. It's about layout that you can be comfortable in for how you will use it. If you are going to spend a lot of time in it at any given time or full time in it, can it be comfortable long term. One thing that makes it a joy is the level up system, which saves loads of time and effort in any campground you stop at. Putting a real external sensor monitor system for tanks in the new fiver makes life easier. Putting decent tires on is the most important thing you can do...depending on gvwr of what you get. Read all the posts on marathons (search marathon tires) and you will understand why tires are priority one on the new rig! Hopefully someone will chime in on your model choices. John

07-10-2015, 09:33 AM	#3
jcurtis934 Montana Master Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Pensacola (mail forward service) Posts: 3,198 M.O.C. #13740	What model is really about what feels right to both of you. It's about layout that you can be comfortable in for how you will use it. If you are going to spend a lot of time in it at any given time or full time in it, can it be comfortable long term. One thing that makes it a joy is the level up system, which saves loads of time and effort in any campground you stop at. Putting a real external sensor monitor system for tanks in the new fiver makes life easier. Putting decent tires on is the most important thing you can do...depending on gvwr of what you get. Read all the posts on marathons (search marathon tires) and you will understand why tires are priority one on the new rig! Hopefully someone will chime in on your model choices. John __________________ 2012 F350 6.7 L dually, 2013 3800RE with 6 pt leveling, Sumitomo 17.5" load range h tires, Samsung 18 cu ft residential fridge, 8k Morryde I.S. with disc brakes. Full timing since 2012.