Grdsman
Member
My wife and I are looking at doing some semi-fulltime living and were considering moving away from a toy-hauler into a traditional 5th wheel, in the hopes of getting better R values for cold weather. I just happened to hear about the arctic package available in the Cyclone and was curious about how they are handling very cold conditions. We live in Colorado and typically see lows in the teens to zero degrees. How difficult is it to keep the rig in a comfortable temperature range during these cold nights? Are a couple of electric space heaters enough to supplement the forced-air heat to keep it in the 60's?
We currently have a 2008 Cyclone 3210 that is horrible in the cold. I normally can only get it about 30 degrees higher than the outside temp.
Thanks!
Mike
We currently have a 2008 Cyclone 3210 that is horrible in the cold. I normally can only get it about 30 degrees higher than the outside temp.
Thanks!
Mike