Why does the XL 377 and 378 have dual furnaces and the XL 369 have one? Does it have something to do with the 3 slides?
When mine works it does a good job even in single digit temperatures and 20 to 30mph winds. I do have to keep the rear bath door open. Hopefully that we can get that fixed.
__________________ Jim & Pat 2016 Georgetown XL - 369DS Tow Chevy Equinox
Blue ox and Brake buddy
I have a 378 with dual furnaces. My guess is two fold. 1. With the second furnace that mainly heats the bedroom, the motorhome can be better segregated in to two areas if more the one couple is staying in it. 2. Not sure if a single large enough furnace is available that can accommodate the complete motorhome.
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Mickey & Sue Stamper
2013 GT XL 378TS
Fire Mist
I am not sure there is any REAL logic to it...the 350XL has 3 slides and only has one furnace, the 352 has 4 slides and 2 furnaces, the two coaches are nearly identical with the exception of the Residential fridge in the 350, and extra slide and floor space in the front area when fully extended.
__________________ 2014 Georgetown XL 352QS 2013-2019 Days Camped-502
Darn, just responded to another thread saying I had one furnace on my 369 before I got to this topic! Guess there's models have two! Mine seems to work fine with the one.
Randy & the Dogs
RV'rs as of 2015
2016 G-town XL 369 w/ wrangler hanging on the back!
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Randy S.
2016 Georgetown XL 369 & 2013 Jeep Wrangler
Linear Mode
