Fifth wheel trailers that share features with the Durango D333RLT, like front bedroom, rear living area and kitchen island.
Putting the living room at the rear and the bedroom up front gives this fifth wheel a genuinely different feel. The rear lounge gets the big windows and the quiet, while the bedroom stays tucked away from road noise and the hitch. The kitchen island anchors the middle of the coach nicely, with solid-surface countertops, a pullout high-arching faucet, and all-wood dovetailed cabinet boxes that owners consistently call out as a cut above average. Four-season capability is built in rather than bolted on. PEX in-floor heated waterlines, a fully enclosed and heated underbelly, and R-38 insulation throughout mean this one earns its all-weather badge. For those who want to stretch beyond hookups, the optional 48V Boondocker system with up to 2,000 watts of solar and heated lithium batteries is a serious off-grid package, not just a marketing checkbox.
Based on overall weight and weight directly on tow vehicle's hitch and a new model tow vehicle. Please consult with a professional.
