Dimensions\

• Overall length: 29 ft 3 in\
• Exterior height: 10 ft 8 in\
• Exterior width: 8 ft\
• Slides: 1\
• Awning: 21 ft power awning with LED lighting 

Weights\

• Dry weight (UVW): ~5,670 lbs\
• GVWR: 7,600 lbs\
• Cargo carrying capacity: ~1,930 lbs\
• Hitch weight: 685 lbs (plan on 800–900 lbs loaded) 

Tank Capacities\

• Fresh water: 43 gal\
• Gray water: 76 gal\
• Black water: 38 gal\
• Propane: Two 20-lb cylinders (40 lbs total) 

Sleeping Capacity\

• Sleeps up to 8\
• Residential queen bed\
• Double-over-double rear bunks\
• U-shaped dinette converts to a bed\
• Tri-fold sofa (on most GT models) 

Kitchen\

• 10 cu. ft. 12V refrigerator\
• Three-burner cooktop with oven\
• Microwave\
• Large pantry\
• Outside kitchen with griddle and refrigerator (2401BH floorplan) 

Climate & Utilities\

• 15,000 BTU ducted A/C\
• 30,000 BTU furnace\
• Heated and enclosed underbelly\
• SolarFlex 200 solar package\
• Backup camera prep\
• Power tongue jack\
• Power stabilizer jacks 

Tow Vehicle Recommendations

A realistic camping weight is typically 6,500–7,000 lbs. I’d recommend:\

• A ½-ton truck with a tow rating of at least 8,500–9,000 lbs\
• A payload rating of 1,700 lbs or more\
• A weight-distribution hitch with sway control for the best towing experience.