dlbeck23

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First time poster here. We have a Palomino pop up that we are trading in for a small TT. I am shooting for a camper less than 28', less than 5000lbs and has bunks. We have so far narrowed the field to a Tracer 245 BHS or Kodiak 240BHSL. Both are similar floor plans. I'm looking for the best quality reasonably priced. Would be open to other models that fit these specs too.
Trying to pick. Any opinions to help sway my vote? Thanks.
David
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newman fulltimer

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go with the kodiak
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knesdad

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Have the Kodiak 284BHSL and have been very satisified...
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WoodGlue

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For construction reasons, the Kodiak is your best bet!
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Fisherguy

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WoodGlue wrote: For construction reasons, the Kodiak is your best bet!
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Closest to a Lance no doubt?
This is based on 6 months of RV'ing Woody?
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anaro

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I say go with the tracer. They are a nice trailer with a 2 yr warranty and are known to have good customer service. Also the weights aren't given on that Kodiak but Kodiak tt tend to run a lower cargo capacity limiting what you might be able to put in it.
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WoodGlue

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Fisherguy wrote: WoodGlue wrote: For construction reasons, the Kodiak is your best bet!
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Closest to a Lance no doubt?
This is based on 6 months of RV'ing Woody?
I've been camping for almost 50 years!
A Rhesus Monkey can tell when something isn't constructed well or with quality products and material!
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Fisherguy

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What does camping in a tent or whatever have to do with years experience (or almost half of one) with RV's?
I guess if all the forum members were as smart as monkeys we wouldn't need to ask for advice eh?
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anaro

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Fisherguy wrote: What does camping in a tent or whatever have to do with years experience (or almost half of one) with RV's?
I guess if all the forum members were as smart as monkeys we wouldn't need to ask for advice eh? 
Well at least woodglue didn't tell them to buy a lance this time.
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Fisherguy

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anaro wrote: Fisherguy wrote: What does camping in a tent or whatever have to do with years experience (or almost half of one) with RV's?
I guess if all the forum members were as smart as monkeys we wouldn't need to ask for advice eh? 
Well at least woodglue didn't tell them to buy a lance this time.
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