2012 Escape 17B for sale - $19750 USD

[holo]

We love our 17B but it's time to upgrade. We've traveled to Utah, California a couple times, Yellowstone and around the Pacific Northwest. We don't keep track of mileage but I'm estimating it's under 20,000. It is in superb condition and the only reason to sell is to move on to a newer model. Two-footitis is being felt!

The options include -
A/C
Additional window over sink (not openable)
Bike rack ready
Dual 6V batteries
Dual propane tanks ( one full, one about 1/2 full)
Exterior 110V outlet
Exterior hatch (rear passenger side)
LED lights
Two reading lamps (rear passenger side)
Custom fabric and Formica
Extra insulation and thermal windows
TV antenna with power amplifier, cable ready
2 - 12 V outlets (front dinette, and rear driver side)
new sewer hose and holder
cover (used two years)
new tires (one mile of wear)
wheel bearings packed 8/11/17

Price is in USD. If you are interested or have questions please send a PM or email - egmholo@gmail.com

Hopefully, the photos will upload!

[holo]

OOOPS! The trailer really does have wheels on the bottom. I'd fix it if I knew how.

[holo]

A big THANK YOU to the person who fixed the upside down pics!
Eric

[SHolderfield]

Originally Posted by holo

A big THANK YOU to the person who fixed the upside down pics!
Eric

I also have the new, 2017 Ridgeline. Did this trailer pull okay with the Ridgeline? I'd love some input about the Ridgeline's ability to pull an escape. Thanks.

[EscapingBuffalo]

Originally Posted by SHolderfield

I also have the new, 2017 Ridgeline. Did this trailer pull okay with the Ridgeline? I'd love some input about the Ridgeline's ability to pull an escape. Thanks.

I pull a 2015 17B with a 2006 Ridgeline without a problem. My truck just turned 211,000 miles and runs great. This spring I travelled across the US, almost 18,000 miles with two non-tow related issues; a minor exhaust repair ($40) and new rear brakes ($300).

I pulled my 17B up and down mountains, through Seattle and San Francisco and although both the brakes and tranny gave off funky odors from pushing them, all is well. Regular maintenance including oil changes and transmission fluid flush and you'll be very pleased.
Dave

[SHolderfield]

Great info. Did you ever determine what the funky order was? Just hot brakes & tranny? Curious. Thanks.

[holo]

I'm very pleased with how the Ridgeline pulls the 17B. It does better than my old 2006 Tacoma V6. It's smoother and seems to work less. I'm getting about 16 mpg on long trips with flats and mountain passes. I do use a WD hitch. I tried without the WD around the neighborhood and I didn't like the bouncy feel. The WD hitch feels a lot better. So far, no problems with the Ridgeline.

[SHolderfield]

Good to know. Thanks so much.

Steve

[thoer]

Nice looking trailer at a very good price!

[EscapingBuffalo]

Originally Posted by SHolderfield

Great info. Did you ever determine what the funky order was? Just hot brakes & tranny? Curious. Thanks.

Yes. If I was really pushing it (ascending (tranny) or descending (brakes)) would heat up and give off an odor. On occasion I would pull over and let things cool down before continuing. Hope this helps.
Dave

[SHolderfield]

Originally Posted by EscapingBuffalo

Yes. If I was really pushing it (ascending (tranny) or descending (brakes)) would heat up and give off an odor. On occasion I would pull over and let things cool down before continuing. Hope this helps.
Dave

Makes sense. Does your Ridgeline have the factory tow package? Just curious. Thanks.

[holo]

I have the tow package and haven't had any of those issues. But I can only wish I get 211,000 miles out of my Ridgeline!