Wolfpack 325pack13

[Aztec1382]

Wondering which one is the updated design
My 325 came with less coverage on the frame



However i saw this one
And the black skirt is longer covers the frame



What did you guys get


Also slide awnings were not an option
But look what i saw today as well

[BlkLblVenture]

The slide out toppers are add-on not from factory I don't think. They are about $250 each to add them. The skirt being lower over the fuel station I think is the 2018 update. Mine isn't that low on my 2017. Also the shower is different in the '18.

[Aztec1382]

Looks like they added cup holders in the garage sofas as well
Thats a great idea

[BlkLblVenture]

Originally Posted by Aztec1382

Looks like they added cup holders in the garage sofas as well
Thats a great idea
Attachment 134430

I have cup holders in my garage couches.

[Aztec1382]

What year is yours

[BlkLblVenture]

Originally Posted by Aztec1382

What year is yours

2017...the difference I have seen in the 2018 is the smside skirting is a bit lower covering frame up a bite. Noticeable at the fuel filling station. And then the shower is now rounded and has split doors. They change the wheel option as well. Other than that I haven't seen any other difference.

I don't have any patio stairs, patio cup holders, trash ben, etc. I also don't have a ladder or steps for high jack bed either. Looking into a four step stool with maybe a hand rail.

[kgribbin1]

Originally Posted by BlkLblVenture

2017...the difference I have seen in the 2018 is the smside skirting is a bit lower covering frame up a bite. Noticeable at the fuel filling station. And then the shower is now rounded and has split doors. They change the wheel option as well. Other than that I haven't seen any other difference.

I don't have any patio stairs, patio cup holders, trash ben, etc. I also don't have a ladder or steps for high jack bed either. Looking into a four step stool with maybe a hand rail.

You could order a ladder for the 285. I have a 285 which has the loft bed and the high jack and I just use that ladder for both since no one ever wants to sleep in the loft.

[Aztec1382]

Mine is a 2017 and i do not have cup holders in the garage bench

[trbomax]

Originally Posted by BlkLblVenture

The slide out toppers are add-on not from factory I don't think. They are about $250 each to add them. The skirt being lower over the fuel station I think is the 2018 update. Mine isn't that low on my 2017. Also the shower is different in the '18.

Our 315wp is a 2015 and has the lower skirting,but it also has a refueling station. We only have 1 lr slide but it does have a factory installed topper.

[Aztec1382]

Im realizing these guys just build with what they have at the moment

[Tablack]

Originally Posted by Aztec1382

Mine is a 2017 and i do not have cup holders in the garage bench

I do. 2017

[Aztec1382]

If you guys had
Build dates that would be cool
Mine is a 8/16

[Tablack]

9/16

[Aztec1382]

Thats crazy
When i ordered mine the brochure showed faux rock on the peninsula
And tv backer also a window on the wall behind the stove.

When it was delivered
Faux rock
Was replaced with faux wood
And window was eliminated

When i called them out on it
They offered to send me the faux rock
Still waiting
Hahahhaha

[BlkLblVenture]

Originally Posted by Aztec1382

Thats crazy
When i ordered mine the brochure showed faux rock on the peninsula
And tv backer also a window on the wall behind the stove.

When it was delivered
Faux rock
Was replaced with faux wood
And window was eliminated

When i called them out on it
They offered to send me the faux rock
Still waiting
Hahahhaha

Yea the brochure is miss leading...I would have liked the window over the stove.

[kgribbin1]

Originally Posted by BlkLblVenture

Yea the brochure is miss leading...I would have liked the window over the stove.

I had the faux rock, first road trip the rock behind the TV started pulling off the wall because it was fastened supper poorly, tightened it up put some more screws in it same thing happened again so I took it out and replaced with ship lap.

[kgribbin1]

Originally Posted by kgribbin1

I had the faux rock, first road trip the rock behind the TV started pulling off the wall because it was fastened supper poorly, tightened it up put some more screws in it same thing happened again so I took it out and replaced with ship lap. Attachment 134458Attachment 134459

Obviously my 285 is laid out a little different than the 315.

[Tablack]

Originally Posted by kgribbin1

I had the faux rock, first road trip the rock behind the TV started pulling off the wall because it was fastened supper poorly, tightened it up put some more screws in it same thing happened again so I took it out and replaced with ship lap. Attachment 134458Attachment 134459

That is the reason they got rid of the faux rock. Or at least that is what I was told by the rep. I like the ship lap.

[trbomax]

We have the window but not the rock.The 315wp was the first generation of what is now the current wolf pack models. When I was at the factory last year they were building the 325's.I was a little disapointed that they were built on the same (stretched out) frame platform as the 315 because the gvw is consideraly more,After running ours for 3 seasons, I think heavier & longer would = one more axle.

[cvizgo7]

Originally Posted by BlkLblVenture

cvizgo7......The family just took this beast out for its first time. We didnt go far just a couple hours up the road to the state park on Kerr Lake. Pulling it with me 2500hd gasses was a breeze (no major grades) but some up hills. I wont be doing a ton of mountain pulling anyway. I will however report back first of may since i am going to TN with it and through the Smokey mountains.

As for the camper...pulled great...using Andersen Ultimate bed rail hitch. We had high winds Friday and i didn't feel like i was being pushed all over the road. I stayed in my lane easily. Got to campground around dusk and the site was pretty tight. Just enough room for the slides but not awning. Thank goodness for the patio we sat there in the sun and enjoyed looking over the water. It backed it smooth with the rear camera and wife spotting. Set up was easy no leveling side to side needed, WOW. 1 NOTE....make sure you have a surge protector that is working properly. Mine was brand new and didn't work. Allowed a shot of high volts through and FRIED my tv that was just plugged in not on. Good thing was it was night and we were all tired. Turned furnace on and set off smoke detector. FYI...turn it on at home to burn off the new. after all that fun we just went to bed. Side not...the light switches have built in lights...they are bright. I am going to figure out how to un-wire the light in the switch in the bedroom...too bright at night. Another thing that will be needed and mine are on order should be in this week. Stair stabilizers (jacks)...These stairs are high off the ground and act as spring boards getting in and out. With the jacks they will stop that. I will have to be getting a dog ramp for the back door as well since my rottie doesn't like the stairs LOL. Over all for the first time out the camper is exactly what we want and will love camping in it. I am sure there will be things I continue to add or fix, as there is on any camper. I am going to look into some type of steps or step stool for the patio and high jack bed in the garage.


any questions feel free to ask.

This is a great write up and sounds like a quality first outting in the rig. I will keep a list of your upgrades for sure. My wife and I have talked a bit and this rig continues to interest more and more. Thank you for this and we both look forward to further posts.