US East Coast Mid-Atlantic Region 2012 Escape 19 For Sale! Loaded with every option that was available in 2012 excepting 120v/ Propane water heater it is propane only, See Build sheet photo. I have owned the trailer for 10 years though, I am the second owner. Trailer has been meticulously maintained with many convenience modifications added over the years along with recommended replacements due to age etc. It comes as a complete package Andersen weight distribution Hitch to Yamaha 2000IS generator. The list of interior accessories, exterior accessories, maintenance item replaced dates, spare parts etc. are in the next post. Asking $27,750.00 US. Delivery within 3 hrs. of trailers location is available for fuel and toll costs. I am selling as I have now retired and can go camping further away and for longer and wish to upgrade to a larger unit. Please note this trailer will be cross posted to Escape Industries preowned , fiberglassrv and face book groups for fiberglass Rv’s.
I will be positing more pictures in other posts if there is specific ones you want let me know
2012 Escape 19 For Sale
Tagged Till July 2024
Escape Industries Installed items / Options:
1. Carefree awning screen room.
2. Upper Dinette Cot Bunk.
3. Alum Rims.
4. Coleman Polar Cub 9200 Btu A/C Unit W/5000-watt heat strip.
5. 2 additional opening windows- kitchen and bath.
6. 3 burner stainless steel stove (Swapped to Door Side W/Stove Hood Delete).
7. Bike rack hitch option.
8. Cabinet door on dinette.
9. 6” thick dinette cushions option.
10. Group 29 battery with 130 a/h. (Replaced See Below)
11. 95-watt solar package.
12. Front storage locker.
13. Additional plywood installed inside walls for mounting items.
14. Thermal windows and extra insulation.
15. Spray foam insulation underbelly.
16. 12v heat pads on fresh and grey tanks
17. LED interior lights.
18. LED exterior lights.
19. Microwave.
20. Detachable power cord. 25’
21. Stainless steel sink and faucet.
22. TV and cable ready package.
23. 3 x12v outlets, 1 extra 120v outlet.
24. Extra fold up shelf in bedroom.
25. Digital furnace thermostat.
26. Front/side/porch lights wired to 1 switch.
Note: Water Heater Is Propane Only
Escape Industries 2012 Frame Recall repairs performed per Escape’s instructions and verified by Escape. Receipts and pictures on hand.
Accessory Items going with the trailer:
1. Yamaha 2000IS Gen W/Ground Plug and Carry Bag.
2. Andersen Weight Distribution Hitch w/Spare Compression Sleeves and Nuts.
3. Rear Hitch Mount Fold Up Basket (150 lbs. Cap).
4. 2 Ea. Andersen Levelers (1 is Cut to Fit Between Axles).
5. 1 Ea. Andersen Rapid Jack. (Tire Change)
6. Anderson Tuff Pads 12 Ea
7. 4-way Tire Iron
8. Rear Hitch Lock.
9. Trailer Hitch Lock.
10. Storage box locks
11. Spare Tire Lock.
12. Standard Wheel Chocks 2 pair.
13. Small Out Door Ground Mat.
14. Scrubber Door Mat.
15. Black Tank Slinky.
16. Black Tank cleaning wand.
17. Drinking Water Hose.
18. Drinking Water Pressure Regulator.
19. 30 Amp Power Cord
20. Camco Water Line Air Fitting (Winterization Tool)
21. Camco Awning De-Flappers (2 ea.)
22. Escape Industries Swag Laundry bag (Never used), 3 Lanyards, 1 Flashlight, Small Pouch, Escape Tire Cover.
External Trailer Modifications:
1. 7 Pin Plug Storage.
2. Stainless Steel Cable LP Cover Hold Down, Valve hatch cable retention.
3. Custom Made Stabilizer Foot Pads.
4. Custom Black Tank Slinky Tube With dual vented screw on end caps with retention cables.
5. LED Step light and inner step light.
6. Heater Vent Screened, Both Refrigerator Vents, Water Heater Vent.
7. Window gutters.
8. Screen door grab handle.
9. Custom Spare Tire Cover W/lock.
10. Maxx Fann cover with smoke lens.
11. Stainless steel access hatch holder
12. Stainless steel hatch door holder
Internal Trailer Modifications:
1. Progressive Industries 30-amp EMS w/remote panel
2. Dual setting 500/1000w electric heater installed W/illuminated warning Switch
3. Jensen Am/Fm/iPod stereo weather radio
4. Jensen 19’ 12v LED HD TV Bed Area
5. Dinette TV / Monitor
6. Marine bed matting (Air circulation)
7. Magazine rack, remote control rack (2ea) installed.
8. LED Closet Light W/illuminated warning switch.
9. Blue LED Night Lights (Mounted Factory light surrounds)
10. Red LED lighted switch on water heater.
11. 2 Outlets Converted to Duplex 120V Outlets W/ 2 USB plugs built in.
12. Main battery cutoff switch LED warning light.
13. Water Pump Accumulator
14. Under Bed Dual Switched LED Lighting (Switch at Exterior Hatch/Switch Under Bed) Blue warning light. (Located Below and left of refrigerator)
15. RED warning Light for Heat Pads (Located Below and left of refrigerator)
16. O.E.M 12V outlets changed to 12V marine style covered sockets.
17. 3M Command Tooth Brush Holder, 3M Command Storage Bin (Bathroom)
18. PVC Shower platform.
19. Oxygenics shower head.
20. Key Rack.
21. Door Area Storage Hooks
22. Door Plastic Bag holder mounted on custom mounted aluminum plate (Room to mount other Items)
23. Dinette Bed Supports replaced pine with oak.
24. Table Area Tie Downs.
25. Cabinet Door Tie Downs.
26. Sliding table top mod.
Maintenance / Replaced Items:
1. Battery Date: March 2018
2. Brake Drums Resurfaced, New Shoes 2018
3. Tires (5) 2019-2020 Goodyear Endurance Date Code: March 2018
4. Awning Date: April 2020
5. Left Rear Lower Turn Signal April 2020
6. Rear Middle 3 Upper Marker Lights April 2020
7. Wheel Bearings Repacked 2020
8. Propane/CO2 Detector Replaced: July 2022(Age)
9. Smoke/Fire Detector Replaced: July 2022 (Age)
10. Tire Valves replaced July 2022.(Age)
11. Fire Extinguisher Replaced: Sept 2022 (Age)
12. Trailer Compounded, washed and waxed. Sept 2022
13. Roof Sink / Tank Vent 2ea. 2022 (Aged)
14. Bathroom Vent. 2022 (Small Crack several years ago epoxied)
15. Complete Dump Valve assembly. 2022 (Grey Dump Handle Broke 3 yrs ago)
Spare Parts:
1. Door Hinges (New) Escape Changed the design of the door, company who made the hinges does not make them anymore.
2. 1 ea. Tail Light Assembly. (New)
3. Marker Lights Red/Orange 4 ea. (New)
4. Spare Lenses for OEM Red Marker lights and Side lights. (Used)
5. Water Tank Spigot. (New)
6. Refrigerator Vent Clips. (New)
7. Water Control Board, Water Heater Thermocouple. (New)
8. Awning Knob W/ Nut plate. (New)
9. Awning Tension Arm Slides. 1 (New) 1 (Used)
10. Refrigerator Control Board. (New)
11. Original Refrigerator controls. (INOP useful to ID if part number is needed again)
12. Original Unlighted Water Heater Switch.
13. Storage Access Door Hatch Latch. (New)
14. Max Air Fan Lift arm. (New)
15. Max Air Handle Screw. (New)
16. Bathroom/Roof Vent. (New)
17. Roll Of White Vinyl repair tape. (Used)
18. Shower Curtain.
Thank you ,
I like to keep my things maintained the best I can. I find it is cheaper in the long run though, I prefer to do my own work most of the time, since the parts are usually not really expensive the labor is what gets most people. I now must go edit to add a few things that have been done and forgotten about.
Thank you,
I do not see many here on the East Coast, as much as I have traveled the Northeast and West to Ohio and Minnesota I can count on 1 hand how many I have seen on the road or in camp grounds. Though , it could be because I usually boondock out in the willy wags so a lot of the time there is no one within a few miles lol.
Hello All ,
I have several interested parties and some common questions have arisen along with me remembering mods while talking with those parties. So here we go:
Forgotten Maintenance:
AC unit Start/Run Capacitors replaced: 2019 , condenser coils cleaned.
Forgotten Mods:
Bathroom door vented to allow draw through air for humidity control.
Bed Area Dry Mat https://www.defender.com/product.jsp?id=1818021 to keep any moisture from building up under the mattress.
I may or may not recall other mods in talking with folks, as someone I can't remember who said, this getting olde thing is not for the young lol
Not a mod but a convenience I have all the manuals that came with the camper in a 3 ring binder but I also have them on a USB thumb stick and another thumb stick with various mod pictures. It makes things easier to have the manuals if needed out in the willy wags with no cell / wifi .
The common thread questions:
I towed the camper with a 2011 Toyota Tacoma V6 4x4 Sport up 7% percent grades etc with out any issues. The Mpgs at their worst were 9mpg up steep hills with AC on. The Tacoma only has firestone air bags in the rear to prevent bouncing the truck or the camper when hitting deep dips on the roads in the northeast, along with a larger than stock OEM transmission cooler.
I have towed it with an HD2500 Full size 4x4 Diesel 8 foot bed since 2021 . The truck does not even know it is there. I say this, as it is my opinion it can be comfortably towed with a vehicle that has a min tow rating of 6k Lbs. I had to explain to one interested party their vehicle with 5k Lbs tow rating would likely struggle to tow up hills when the camper and vehicle were loaded.
I have been asked why many parts were changed this year. I am proactive in keeping things maintained. Over the years I picked up various parts knowing they would eventually fail from age, use, weather etc. Instead of just handing them to the new prospective owner since they would be of no use to me. I felt it was better to just install them as I had planned to when needed.
The camper is being winterized today so if your interested and come look keep that in mind. Yes I can fire up the AC , Microwave, Heaters. However, I do not want to de-winterize and then re-winterize the water system over and over again with each viewing. I can flip the pump on for a few moments with no problem but that would be it until there is a firm purchase commitment.
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