2014 TrailManor 2417KD Classic

Description

Tows like a popup, expands (no canvas) to live in. I get about 40% better fuel economy than with a fixed-wall travel trailer.

6" wider than a 2417 Sport. Loaded for a week, it weighs 3,500 lb.

Additions that make it worth more than a 'Factory' 2417:
1) 2 x 100w solar panels, mounted on roof (no holes drilled)
2) Glowstep Revolution steps -- no trailer shaking when people are using the steps
3) 2 x 110 aH deep-cycle batteries
4) Screen door modification (top half of door can be screen)
5) King air mattress w/12v pump and foam mattress topper
6) Electric tongue jack
7) Roof vent covers (can have vents open during rain)
8) Combi-cam locks (keyless entry to storage bays)
9) Includes EAZ-LIFT weight-distributing hitch
10) 2000w inverter, for use of 110v items off-grid.

Have dry-camped 8 nights with no shortage of power, even in rain, clouds, and shaded by trees

Factory features:
1) Tows at 18', opens to 21' (tongue-to-rear), living space equivalent to 24' travel trailer (tow with Grand Cherokees), or 21’ “floor length”
2) 2,450 lbs factory dry weight, 3,500 lbs filled for a week, including water
3) King bed, with dinette (sleeps up to 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 kids). Room for a cot or bag on the floor
4) Low-profile AC with heat output
5) Heater
6) 3 cu ft fridge, with freezer
7) 6 gal water heater
8) 2-burner stove
9) Exterior propane quick-connect for outdoor grill, etc.
10) Front window stone guard
11) All available windows
12) 2" lift kit
13) Wet bath with cassette toilet (avoid waiting at dump stations!)
14) Exterior shower
15) 12v outlet (auto-type power outlet) on 'fridge wall.
16) Hanging cabinet
17) 3-drawer chest of drawers
18) 40-gal fresh water tank
19) Fantastic Fan
20) 2: 20# propane tanks w/crossover valve

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