2019 22RR with Laminate Sides!

[tomm1947]

I ordered my Cherokee 22RR back in May of last year. While talking to the salesman I mentioned that my only negative thing I could see with the unit was the aluminum siding. He said that for $1400 more than the base price I/We could get it with laminate sides. It took about a month to get it built and here to Maine. When I/We saw it in person it was perfect. I don't know how much weight they added to the unit, but believe me it was worth every ounce! Getting my Can Am Spyder RT reverse trike loaded was interesting because of the length of the ramp door and having to Back It Up the Ramp In Reverse! But once we got it figured out it goes easy peasy! We might have to drag it out of storage and take a trip south out of Maine. Can't wait to get back into camping & riding season! Take Care People & so glad I found this site! Tom

[GL1800Rider]

First of all, congratulations on your purchase. The laminate sidewalls look so much better than the tin.

As for loading your Spyder, you might try either raising the tongue as high as possible to change the angle or if possible, back up to a berm to make the ramp flatter. I had the same issue with my Goldwing loading into a 7 x 18 enclosed trailer, it would hit the coolant reservoir coming out of the trailer.