How long Full Time RV

[llr2800]

See my previous post.

Is the Arctic Wolf 3810 considered a "full time four season RV"?

Units (RV's) designated as "full time living" are usually better built (heavier), better insulated, have nicer appointments (trim, more real wood cabinets etc.), and can withstand the rigors of 24/7/365 living plus moving more and further than the weekender camping family.

I doubt it is rated for either, as I understand there are almost no 4 season units and not many rated for fulltime use. I think we will be ok, but only time will tell.

 

[rracer5]

I doubt it is rated for either, as I understand there are almost no 4 season units and not many rated for fulltime use. I think we will be ok, but only time will tell.

They are out there. You just have to compare advertised construction processes/materials. We have a 2014 Sanibel and have lived in it for almost 10 years as well as towed it over most of the eastern half of this country. We've endured temps in the teens & twenties and been comfortable. Yes, I have had to do some repairs, upgrades etc. (most were upgrades to make it our own) but, overall no major failures or issues leaving us stranded.

So as you say, you should be ok. Just inspect often and take care of any issues (if any) quickly before they become major.

https://primetimerv.com/sanibel