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Thank you for the corrections. I think you can see why the 2500# axles would make the FX22 impractical, to say the least. That would have been a major concern and a deal breaker for me. I am glad to learn that the published specifications were in fact, incorrect, and that Heartland will offer...

Mike, Thanks for responding. Where do I begin? Gotta say I'm a little disappointed. As far as the good news...I took the U-dinette and queen bed as a given, considering you said it would be based on the floorplan of the Edge M22. So I expected those items at the least. But, I am sorry you...

That is not unusual. But I have come across a trailer of another make on a dealer's lot that was advertised as a 2010 and the manufacture date on the sticker clearly showed 2008. How about that? Jim Still looking.

I hope that the design of the FX-22 may have the capacity for an oven, even if only the half-time option and I also hope the wall thickness may allow for a separate shower faucet and not the dreaded sink faucet extension hose that appears in the Edge M22. Too much water ends up on the floor...

Hello Ray, Thank you for taking the time to explain how the forum handles the threads. I had hoped Mike would be able to follow the thread and answer further questions related to the initial subject, as they came up in the discussion. Sure enough, that is what happened. Happy camping, Jim

FX22 axles Thanks, Mike, for following up on the axle question. It is good to know the FX22 will have a higher cargo capacity. I hope this means that your design may have the capacity for an oven, and I also hope the wall thickness may allow for a separate shower faucet and not the dreaded...

Thanks, actually the thread had several replies, already. I have been following it for some time, now. It just seemed to disappear from from where I thought I put it. Seems so silly, now. But, I have found the thread, after searching a bit in the General Discussion area. But, I was so sure...

Maybe someone from the factory can chime in on whether Greg's M22 should have a 2500# rated axle or the 3500# version he claims to have. If so, can anyone also comment on what choice of axles are to debut with the FX22 this October? Note to Admin: I seem to recall starting this thread in the...

Hello, I am a new member. I recently started a thread in the North Trail section's Ask The Factory area and went in to check to see if I had a reply from a rep. and my thread was gone. Can you tell me where it was moved to? If it was deleted, can you explain why that may be the case?

Thanks, Greg. Glad to hear you are enjoying your M22. I am so impressed that the Traverse can tow so much. I thought most V6 crossovers maxed out at around 3500#. Thanks, again, for sharing your experiences with the Edge. It is much appreciated. Happy travels! Jim

Hello, I am new to the forum and have already learned a lot from the informative posts by the many friendly and experienced members. My wife and I tent camped a great deal in our early days and now that our daughters are older and able to withstand long road trips, we would like to show them the...

opps! Sorry, I misquoted the axle rating in my earlier post. According to the specs on the web site, all tandem axle FX's have 2500# axles, not the 2800# I referred to. Sorry. Again, according to the web site, most tandem axle Edge trailers have 2000# axles and only the M22 has (2) 2500# axles...

Fx-22 Thanks for the information. The FX and Edge lines are what a growing segment of the market will be turning to in the future and Heartland is right on target in developing this niche. People getting into rving today are looking for something to pull with their lighter weight vehicles on...

To all Heartland product designers, engineers and marketing personnel: Please make me a North Trail FX-22! I have looked at the FX floorplans and the Edge floorplans. They seem pretty similar except for frame and exterior construction. There is and FX-13 to Edge's M13, an FX-18/M18, and...