It says: starting June dates. Which means June and after. (Confirmed by Sarah)
Exactly. You will have the choice when the new mold comes out! Very exciting.
It says: starting June dates. Which means June and after. (Confirmed by Sarah)
I'm aware of 2 new improvements that have been leaked inadvertently now. Frameless opening awning windows and single handle, pull out, ss sink faucet. Anyone else have any additional leaks that have been disclosed??
When I was at Escape yesterday, I inquired about the beer wench option, but it seems it will not be included with the 2017 model, and I will have to continue to get my own darn beer.![]()
Did you ask about the Cabana Boy option? I can get my own dang beer... I want one that cleans and cooks.When I was at Escape yesterday, I inquired about the beer wench option, but it seems it will not be included with the 2017 model, and I will have to continue to get my own darn beer.![]()
Did you ask about the Cabana Boy option? I can get my own dang beer... I want one that cleans and cooks.![]()
Did you ask about the Cabana Boy option? I can get my own dang beer... I want one that cleans and cooks.![]()
I don't think there's anything about a trailer design which is specifically approved by government agencies. There are a number of rules to meet, but if you change your design - or make an entirely new model - and the new one meets the rules, I don't think there's anyone in government who would care or would keep track of the change in any way.I'm wondering how much is involved with switching body shapes. Do they need to get approval from various Canadian and US government agencies since they'll be hauled down the road? I can well imagine that taking time and multiple headaches. Or the Canadian authorities saying "yes" and US saying "no". Oh joy!
I've seen those, but I've also seen "frameless" (glass overlaps the frame on the outside) windows from the usual North American suppliers (e.g. Hehr) which have none of these features. It will be interesting to see what actually appears in the 2017 Escapes.I had frameless windows on my T@Da and my Lance trailers, loved them. They were Dometic acrylic windows, double paned with built in screen,solar shade.
Before the storage box, Bigfoot had a propane tank and battery cover, following the line of the A-frame tongue. That might be nicer than the generic propane tank cover used by Escape, but the whole thing is incompatible with putting a storage box on as well.Another thing is the storage box, even though it is popular, has a bit of an "add on" look to it and doesn't really fit with the stream line look of the trailer. I could see ETI making this look more streamline and sort of building it into the mold so it looks part of the trailer such as Bigfoot does with the front end of their trailer to incorporate the propane tanks.
It has always seemed to me that a small full-height extension of the body is of more value for the same weight as a separate box.Maybe building the storage box into the mold and having it encompass the propane tank then making it a standard feature is in the cards?
Just some thoughts.
Cindy and I spent some time down in Utah last September/October and I have some images posted on my website of Arches National Park here.
Zenfolio | PHOTOGRAPHY BY BARRY JUSTICE | ARCHES NATIONAL PARK
Barry
I have some images posted on my website of Arches National Park here.
Zenfolio | PHOTOGRAPHY BY BARRY JUSTICE | ARCHES NATIONAL PARK
Barry
Joan and I have never experienced this problem ;DAs it is now one has to stoop down to exit the trailer to avoid hitting their head so a little taller might be in the cards too.
Barry