From what I’ve seen through limited research, the west coast trailers are normally bigger (longer) and have higher capacity holding tanks. And I think they have some normally added extra options that come standard (like cold weather packages).
I agree. In the West, there is a lot of boondocking. Dirt road suspension is a plus. Larger tanks help. There can be frost any time in the mountains. AC is not so important. Cold weather is an issue a lot of the time.
The biggest difference I've seen is much larger holding tanks. The Cougar 24SABWE (WE being Western Edition) has fresh/gray/black capacities of 60/76/38, whereas the eastern edition had 60/30/30. Apparently there isn't a whole lot of boondocking or dry camping east of the Mississippi.
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