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Old 09-25-2021, 11:31 AM   #1
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Non-slide travel trailers longer than 28'?

We were planning to buy a Transcend Explor 247BH. It is 29'11" long with no slide out. See floorplan below. It has been very difficult to find a stock unit with the current situation.

Can you recommend any other new, good quality, no-slide travel trailers 28' or longer? (Other than Airstream).

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Old 09-27-2021, 07:45 PM   #2
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You may need to look at older Air Stream or Avion trailers to get no slides.

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Old 09-27-2021, 08:04 PM   #3
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I came across this KZ Sportsmen SE 270BHSE. Kind of a cool floorplan. Sharing in case anyone else is looking for something like this.
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I came across this KZ Sportsmen SE 270BHSE. Kind of a cool floorplan. Sharing in case anyone else is looking for something like this.
Problem with that floor plan in my mind, is you could be "trapped" in the bedroom while someone is using the bathroom (or not able to get to the bedroom from the other way). I don't really like having to enter / exit the bedroom through the bathroom.
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Problem with that floor plan in my mind, is you could be "trapped" in the bedroom while someone is using the bathroom (or not able to get to the bedroom from the other way). I don't really like having to enter / exit the bedroom through the bathroom.
That is a great point. I did not think of that. Thank you.
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@Jergle lol trapped in bathroom hehe good times if you had a beer with you.
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Old 11-12-2021, 04:58 PM   #7
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Here are two more with no slide that appear to have been manufactured only around 2019-2020.

Jayco Jay Flight SLX 8 298BH and Dutchmen Aspen Trail 2740BH.

I think they are just under 32'.
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Old 11-12-2021, 06:02 PM   #8
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I have/bought new. As I chose no slides. 2018. Forest river grey wolf 26bh, limited. I have the drop down rear rack, factory, but looks like it could be added to any heavyish bumper. It is great for extra storage.
Mine is going away in a month or so, as I am down sizing to a pop up truck camper and a 6X10 enclosed utiltie trailer. As I fulltime, I need a place for stuff.
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Old 11-16-2021, 09:51 AM   #9
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I looked at this mtn trx series from outdoor
Rv. I liked it but we ended up with another
Model of orvs.
https://www.outdoorsrvmfg.com/trail-series-29trx/
This can be a toy hauler or a bunkhouse.
Its pretty versatile also a back deck. No slide..
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I looked at this mtn trx series from outdoor
Rv. I liked it but we ended up with another
Model of orvs.
https://www.outdoorsrvmfg.com/trail-series-29trx/
This can be a toy hauler or a bunkhouse.
Its pretty versatile also a back deck. No slide..
Thank you. That would be a good solution!
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Big Foot 25B series with cargo box in front. Mine is about 29'. No slide. Great trailer. https://www.bigfootrv.com
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Old 12-04-2021, 06:21 AM   #12
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I looked at this mtn trx series from outdoor
Rv. I liked it but we ended up with another
Model of orvs.
https://www.outdoorsrvmfg.com/trail-series-29trx/
This can be a toy hauler or a bunkhouse.
Its pretty versatile also a back deck. No slide..

i have always like there build quality. do not know if it has suffered as most the new models have the last 2 years. based on there video's and plant tour video's they seem to still include many of the upgrades in stock form. they are heavier as a result and have a great insulation package for sure. that one in the link had impressive ccc but ....36' long on the bumper at 13'1" tall could get wild in the wind! i have a 30' oal ,12'6" tall to ac, behind my f350 drw. in a dead side wind it has moved my drw a time or two, unlike the fifthwheel i had before it. i just found a bolt on gooseneck ( GN ) bolt on conversion i am going to look into farther. https://www.bpconversions.com/

still, outdoorsrv does build some nice units for sure! one of the best insulation packages on the market,imo. the standard thermal pane windows are a huge plus for sound deadening as well.
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