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Agreed small space heater to even out the heat. Never had to use a heater in the basement and been in temps as low as -10/15, have used a heat lamp though in the basement of our previous TT

Does Heartland duct heat into the underbelly and basement? Our Montana has a duct that dumps into the underbelly and exposed ducting in the basement which helps keep it considerably warmer. the thermocouples are a great idea may have to steal that!

Thanks for all the replies so far and things to watch for. I have seen where the 4000 has been discontinued I'm hoping to find a deal on a left over 15/16 when we buy this summer. Sounds like like with the exception of the roof decking glue everyone's issues are either "superficial" or...

Thanks for the reply BLR. Seems slide alignment has been a common issue as I have searched around, I think it's a pretty common issue though both of our Keystones have also required slide alignment when new.

wow I hate that!! We have had ours for two seasons "only use it in the winter months" and have had no issues.. knock on wood

Not a current Cyclone owner but have full time lived in a Montana for years now. The number one biggest thing you can do is some sort of skirting :( I hate the look of it but when you are looking to maximize interior heat and freezing resilience and minimize heating costs it's the number one...

Hello all! First post here! Little background wife and I have been fulltiming essentially since I joined the CG and wouldn't have it any other way. We've had two trailers in the last 10 years the first a Keystone Sprinter, which was great to us. Once we had our daughter moved to Keystone...