UVW for Bounder 35H and Southwind 36D

[RedBuckeyeTr]

I am trying to decide between the Bounder 35H and the Southwind 36D. If any owners could tell me what their UVW's are I would appreciate it. Thanks.

[novi2some]

We bought the 35H since it was in stock, had a great price and we liked the floorplan and extras on motor home. I do like the 36D floorplan a little better because of the bedroom floorspace between the bed and wall. With the full slide, you gane bedroom area. But we are happy with ours.

[NLOVNIT]

Go to THIS THREAD & click on the link to the Fleetwood brochure library. You'll need to know the year of the models you're looking at to choose the correct brochure/flyer to look up the specs.

Lori-

[aschuller1]

I purchased a 2011 35H last September. UVW on the coach is 18,700lbs which leaves me with a little over 3,000lbs CCC (Cargo Carrying Capacity). I too looked at both the 35H Bounder and the 36D Southwind and either would be a good choice. Our decision was based as much on economics as anything else. The 35H was a 2011 marked down for end of season and the 36D was a 2012. The 36D does have a lot more room in the bedroom when the slides are out but I don't spend that much time in there so it wasn't that big of a deal for me.

[RedBuckeyeTr]

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Originally Posted by aschuller1 I purchased a 2011 35H last September. UVW on the coach is 18,700lbs which leaves me with a little over 3,000lbs CCC (Cargo Carrying Capacity). I too looked at both the 35H Bounder and the 36D Southwind and either would be a good choice. Our decision was based as much on economics as anything else. The 35H was a 2011 marked down for end of season and the 36D was a 2012. The 36D does have a lot more room in the bedroom when the slides are out but I don't spend that much time in there so it wasn't that big of a deal for me.

Thank you for the input it is particularly useful to me. Mark