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These do have the shock absorbers on each wheel. The tongue weight empty is 1,086 lbs.

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Those are current changes that had not been finalized when this one was produced

@ At the Tampa show the RV I saw was supposedly the newest one to be produced.. and it’s missing those things. We spoke to a Keystone Rep there who said that we should as for a newer stock number for these upgrades.. but that wasnt the case at all. I’m just mystified as to why this one line of crossfire is lacking.

From what we were told the changes happened after the one in this video was built. Maybe the one at the show was built around the same time

@ I bought one produced in December.. I was told the 2025’s built mid 2024 were like this and that the ones produced in the fall of 2024 through now would have these modifications. I was bamboozled, friend. lol

I honestly do not remember what it is

Why? We work on the cable slides less than any other slide system.

That’s like saying all GM vehicles are bad. Doesn’t make much sense.

Actually only certain slides are that way. The power gear slides CAN be used and walked in when closed.

They do but not in a mid bunk or with the patio.

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They have ductwork up there so they do stay pretty cool.

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They make bigger ones with slides. These are designed to be as small and compact as possible.

They have cabinets big enough for it they just don’t install the hanging bar

Unfortunately I do not represent this product anymore. The information in the video was accurate at the time of filming.

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Yes there are.

Yes the way you see it is the way it comes from the factory.

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Montana tried that back in 2017-2019 and it was an absolute flop. Yes they do have a tankless water heater.

You’re welcome! Still one of my favorite little campers ever even though I don’t represent them anymore.

Check out the Springdale 1760BH or the Salem FSX 178BHSKX

There is 2 outlets under the table BUT I do agree with you on the drawers. I’d probably put an organizer under the sink or in the pantry.

They really haven’t changed much from what I’ve seen so far.

Right now we are selling these for $43,988 as of 11/21/24 for a 2025 model

They are actually pretty good tires. Most blowouts and tire issues come from improper tire maintenance and tire pressure and/or overloading the trailer. If the dealer is doing a proper PDI you shouldn’t have the issue with the stove. We never saw that issue at all when I was selling this brand.

Because Brinkley has rules in pricing online I can only say MSRP which is around $122,000. My contact information is below the video. Message me for our sales price

I think you said only the bedroom has ducting, how does the office get cool?

It’s ducted off the rear AC.

It does depend on the specific 1/2 ton truck but more truck is never the wrong answer

Yes I would say that would pair up very nicely with the Arctic Wolf.

I no longer represent r-pod at the dealership group I work for. I know we don’t have any used ones available either.

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Good afternoon, yes this is a camper with the heater and enclosed underbelly. As far as rated 4 seasons it depends on what part of the country you’re in. In Tx yes. In North Dakota definitely not. Hope that helps.

@ I am in Atlanta that should be perfect. Do you deliver and install to the septic and water?

@jspotmusic we don’t install septic and water. Your best bet on that would be a local plumber. I can get you with a reputable shipping company that I have contact with but you’d need to set it up.

It’s still overweight for that pickup and as a sales professional I can’t in good conscience recommend that anyone pull a 5th wheel with a 1/2 ton truck unless it’s one that has the max towing AND the max payload packages. The only 1/2 ton that can pull a loaded 5th wheel like this and not be overweight is the F150 with the max towing and max payload package. Air bags don’t increase the payload capacity of a pickup. You’re welcome to do whatever you want but I can’t put my name on a deal like that if I know it’s overweight and could potentially get someone hurt of killed down the road because the trailer is too heavy for the truck.

It is an available option now.

Because if you do your preventative maintenance the chances of that happening are slim to none. I have a 2010 5th wheel I’ve owned since 2010 and it has had no cracks, delamination, or anything like that. Most people don’t wax their fiberglass once a year or maintain their seals like they are supposed to.

It’s a 74” queen

I will need to get measurements after we get our next one in stock since we are currently sold out at the location I am based out of.