Who makes Dutchmen trailer?
Thor Industries
Dutchmen Manufacturing has a long history of innovations and market leadership that dates back to 1988. They were acquired by Thor Industries in 1991, and are now one of the largest brands of conventional and fifth wheel trailers in the world.
When did the Dutchmen Aspen Trail come out?
We bought a 2019 Dutchmen Aspen Trail new in late 2018. We have enjoyed camping in it but are really disappointed with the lack of customer service from the dealer and especially from Dutchmen.
How big is a 2017 Aspen Trail travel trailer?
2017 Note Travel Trailers Length Weight (lbs) M-2390RKWSE 27’2″ 5544 M-2340BHS 27’4″ 5641 M-2340BHSWE 27’4″ 5641 M-2460RLS 28’3″ 5514
How big is Aspen Trail Le-Dutchmen queen bed?
MICRO PANTRY DRESSER LAV LINEN ENT CENTER REFER 73″ DINETTE 72″ X 28″ BUNK OVER 72″ DINETTE 2-36X74 BUNKS 68″ SOFA MEGA STORAGE MEGA STORAGE 60″ X 80″ QUEEN BED SHELF S/C S/C
What is the name of the Aspen Trail?
With a name that reminds you of beautiful mountain vistas and once-in-a-lifetime excursions, the Aspen Trail is one travel trailer that lives up to its name, then exceeds all expectations.
Who makes Aspen Trail travel trailer?
A brand existing within Dutchmen Manufacturing and Thor Industries, the Aspen Trail produce line of travel trailers were introduced in 2012.
Who makes Dutchmen travel trailers?
Dutchmen. Dutchmen is a manufacturer of RVs based in Goshen, Indiana. It was founded in 1988 by Dave Hoefer, Glen M. Syvester, and Larry Schrock and became the second-largest manufacturer of travel trailers and fifth wheels in the United States by 1990. It was acquired by Thor Industries in 1991.
What is Aspen Trail?
The Aspen Trail features the only U-shape dinette in its class that converts to a regular non-U-dinette when you need it. This multi-function dinette configuration ensures you’ll have space to enjoy every meal, while offering a place to nap, play, or simply put your legs up.
What is an Aspen trailer?
Aspen Heavy Haul Trailers are primarily equipment hauling trailers which serve the construction industry. Configurations vary widely with trailer payloads ranging from 35 to 85 ton capacities, and axle configurations ranging from 6 to 13 axles (including truck axles).
