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Well the 3795 had a 12' garage and the 3010 had a 10'. I don't see how a new model with a 10' garage could replace a former model with a 12'. Seems more like the 3010 replaces the 3210 and the 3795 is gone daddy gone.

It seems to me that almost half the owner questions here are in regards to the stereo and AV hookups, so having even the simplest of schematics would be nice. But I am told those would give away too much in the way of trade secrets to the competition. Believe it or not. Reading some of the...

Does the 3010 have a 10' or 12' garage?

If you don't use the carrier connection software on the local PC, how do you keep track of your monthly bandwidth allotment, ie, 5 gigs/month.

Snowriver truck campers too. And they made a top notch product....

Nice, but too much weight for us. They are 21K GVWR. Our limit is 18K max. And only a 10' garage, we need 12'.

I'm not sure how a future Landmark with a garage and ramp could have a GVWR > 16,500. I would think it would have to be 18K or more. Current Landmarks run from 16,200 to 16,550 GVWR. And they are without the garage and structural upgrades needed to support the added weight of toys in rear...

Yes, no doubt, most folks, ourselves included would want to see it in person. However, that does not necessarily mean going to a dealers lot. In combination with internet research, going to 1, 2 or more major RV shows is more useful to us than going to dealer lots as you can see more product...

Exactly right. IMO, we will be seeing more factory-direct sales in the future for this reason.

Chuck, my understanding with CO2 is you can get many, many more fills out of an equivilent size container than you could with air. Not sure about N2, but but I would guess the refills of CO2 are much less $$. CO2 is more compressable and lower cost would be the reason.

My 19.5" tires need 100 psi when I am loaded and 65 psi when unloaded, so I am always airing up and down, usually in remote areas. The Powertank CO2 system http://www.powertank.com/category.rv is the best option for me. No power needed. I use a 20lb CO2 tank and refill it every 6-10 months for...

Bob & Pat Curry and Lefty are spot on. 1. For a full timer or a vacationer in transit, the concept of a local dealer is meaningless. 2. Dealers not wanting to take on service work are leaving money on the table. In the coming years, if not already, their service depts will be more profitable...

I'm not sure I agree. Once the unit is built and the walls are sealed, much sawdust and waste would not be reachable by the dealer's shop vac. This is something that would be better addressed at the factory during production. When we buy our unit this will be something we insist on and will...

Does the Verizon software have a usage meter to monitor the 5 gig limit? We have Sprint right now but are out of contract and like the idea of Month-to-Month.

Good luck with your issues. If I may suggest, why not post your pics here too?

Are you sure about that? I am not aware of any 15" rubber taking 110 PSI. I think 65 PSI is the norm for 15".

This is what every TH needs

Part 1 of ?? OK, here is my attempt at a report. This will be the first of several posts. Keep in mind that we are looking for something very specific, i.e., a toy hauler perfect for a full time couple hauling 2 quads and a street bike and who like to boondock in remote areas for extended...

Well, I have a lot of pics to sort and put my thoughts together. My report will not cover the whole show, just our interest in mid size Cyclones.

LOL, Kathy, I bought rescue tape from you! Forgot that you post in this forum!

We just got back and will be posting a report shortly.

Can anyone from Heartland respond to my original request, ie will the factory and/or any dealers be showing a Cyclone 3210 at the show? Thanks.

Bump for 2008 show

bcpolaris, nice work. What material did you use for your cover sheathing, shown as black panels in your pics?

OK Fair enough. In the future, we plan on being in some pretty remote areas. It's good to know that, should it come down to it, in a pinch, I can order parts sent UPS to the nearest ranger station.

That's very cool. So do I understand this correctly? Owners can order replacement parts directly from Heartland?

In spending some time reading these forums the last month or so, I've come across the following as being described as "Sensitive" topics: 1. Providing or selling detailed service schematics to end users 2. Not overloading the "Ask the Factory" areas, as the reps are busy dealing with running...

I am utterly dumbfounded by this. I thought all RV's, even the least costly come with strike starters for the range top burners.

Awesome info folks. Many thanks!

Excellent idea. How did you get to know your HL rep?

Is it the oven itself that is missing a strike starter? Or is it the range top burners? Or both?

We never have dry camped at this show, but will be doing so this time. $20 a day. We use only solar and dual 6V's. Hope the weather is mild and we don't have to breathe our neighbors generator exhaust...........

Thanks guys for your comments and reports. Makes my research that much easier!

Oh, also, it would be helpful to know if any Cyclone or Razor product managers will be at the show. If so, I would like to make an appointment to spend some time with them, thanks.

We will be there all 4 days researching and comparing toyhaulers with a fine tooth comb. From Heartland, we are looking at Cyclone 3210 and maybe the Razor 3110DS (if we can order it with 7k axles) Heartland is listed in the show directory as an exhibitor. Please advise if you will be directly...

Also, from the viewpoint of full time RV'ers like us, the chances are very likely that after the warranty has expired, we will do all our own servicing as we won't be anywhere remotely near the selling dealer. Having schematics would be very helpful to that end, self-sufficiency. No...

May I ask why not? I can see not giving them away for free, as the information is valuable. When you buy a new car, you get an owners manual for free, but the service manual with all the detailed schematics is always available for purchase. Why should an RV be any different?

I hope to see one at the Hershey RV show next month

thank you for the confirmation. I guess less room under the frame with a 3 axel layout?

I would still appreciate getting confirmation one way or another, from a factory spokesperson. The reason I press this point is that the Razor 3110DS (also from Heartland and roughly the same size) is rated for 105 gals of fresh. I would naturally think the higher end Cyclone 3210 would have...