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04-06-2010, 06:46 PM

Looking at a possible purchase on a 2004 3326K in the low teens. Seems to be in pretty good shape. Looks like the current owner has been pretty frugal with the caulk gun but from the sounds of it that's par for the course with TMs as they age

Few things I'm curious about:

1. Was told that the AC unit in this needs the 30A to work. Is that still the case even with the newer ones?

2. Do the newer trailers have more circuits to handle small appliances better etc?

3. My fiance seems to be pretty put off by the idea of the seals and the insulated flaps. She's convinced that being able to see daylight at various points/seams around the trailer equates to moisture/drafts etc.

4. How would you compare a new Ameri-lite with this 04. You still think the TM is a better quality purchase over all?

5. What about going with a newer TM for 5-6k more. Worth it or is a good deal on a '04 3326K something to not pass up?
Thanks for the input.

04-06-2010, 06:46 PM	#1
Hohlraum Guest Posts: n/a	2004 a good year? Looking at a possible purchase on a 2004 3326K in the low teens. Seems to be in pretty good shape. Looks like the current owner has been pretty frugal with the caulk gun but from the sounds of it that's par for the course with TMs as they age Few things I'm curious about: 1. Was told that the AC unit in this needs the 30A to work. Is that still the case even with the newer ones? 2. Do the newer trailers have more circuits to handle small appliances better etc? 3. My fiance seems to be pretty put off by the idea of the seals and the insulated flaps. She's convinced that being able to see daylight at various points/seams around the trailer equates to moisture/drafts etc. 4. How would you compare a new Ameri-lite with this 04. You still think the TM is a better quality purchase over all? 5. What about going with a newer TM for 5-6k more. Worth it or is a good deal on a '04 3326K something to not pass up? Thanks for the input.