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Ed Benson · 11-27-2022, 07:32 PM

We purchased a new 2004 Montana Mountaineer 305FKS travel trailer- pulled with a new GMC Dmax / Allison truck.

Being a lifetime resident of Idaho, we did camping from early spring until late fall - never did winter camping. We did have occasions where we had to uncouple water lines for the night for a light frost - but never had to worry about frozen tanks and valves.

The underbelly of our coach was fully enclosed and heat was taken from the in floor duct work when the furnace was running.

This coach was a joy to pull, many trips to the coast and Idaho's camping bounty. Unfortunatle, due to health reasons, we sold our rig a few years ago and it went to Arizona as a winter home.

Hope this was helpful.

11-27-2022, 07:32 PM	#6
Ed Benson Montana Fan Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Nampa Posts: 140 M.O.C. #1027	Former Mountaineer Owner We purchased a new 2004 Montana Mountaineer 305FKS travel trailer- pulled with a new GMC Dmax / Allison truck. Being a lifetime resident of Idaho, we did camping from early spring until late fall - never did winter camping. We did have occasions where we had to uncouple water lines for the night for a light frost - but never had to worry about frozen tanks and valves. The underbelly of our coach was fully enclosed and heat was taken from the in floor duct work when the furnace was running. This coach was a joy to pull, many trips to the coast and Idaho's camping bounty. Unfortunatle, due to health reasons, we sold our rig a few years ago and it went to Arizona as a winter home. Hope this was helpful.