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[Leavenworth]

My wife and I just purchase a lightly used 2021 2400RBWE and are loving it so far. As a “couples” unit it checks all the boxes.
We’ve RVed for 25 years in motorhomes, bumper pulls and Fifthwheels. We are snowbirds and winter in our 40’ FW.
We’ve run and RV Resort for 20 years.
Looking forward to getting to know everyone and learning about modifications that folks have figured out. I do all my own work on my RVs.
I’d like to add a picture but haven’t figured that out yet.

[BandT]

Welcome to the site! Just out of curiosity Leavenworth WA? Or elsewhere? There are lots of smart folks on here, should you need it!

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by Leavenworth

My wife and I just purchase a lightly used 2021 2400RBWE and are loving it so far. As a “couples” unit it checks all the boxes.
We’ve RVed for 25 years in motorhomes, bumper pulls and Fifthwheels. We are snowbirds and winter in our 40’ FW.
We’ve run and RV Resort for 20 years.
Looking forward to getting to know everyone and learning about modifications that folks have figured out. I do all my own work on my RVs.
I’d like to add a picture but haven’t figured that out yet.

First, take a minute and fill out your profile and then go to the UserCP and create a signature with your year, make and model of camper as the same for your tow vehicle. The 2400RBWE doesn't really tell a lot of folks what kind of camper it is. I took the trouble to look it up and found it is a 2021 Keystone RV Passport 2400RBWE GT Series. What a name for a camper. It does look like a nice couples floorplan but the counter space is less that my wife would like and I wonder if you get a stiff neck look up at that television... Anyway, welcome!

[notanlines]

First thing, is welcome to the forum. Second thing is listing that you are running an RV resort in Leavenworth makes me think of the phrase “how about spending a little time in Leavenworth? “

[Leavenworth]

Leavenworth, Wa. Little Bavarian town in the Cascade mountains. Beautiful area.

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by Leavenworth

Leavenworth, Wa. Little Bavarian town in the Cascade mountains. Beautiful area.

Signature looks great! Welcome from the Texas Hill Country which is full of German influence.

[notanlines]

A couple three years ago when traveling up 97 we stayed in the Blue Shastain RV Park (as best DW can remember) We drove into Leavenworth and ate at a German cafe, ice cold GREAT beer, and the worst brat I have ever been served. But the scenery in the entire area made everything worth while.
And it sure beats staying in Leavenworth, Kansas.

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN.

[German Shepherd Guy]

Welcome from Colorado.

[flybouy]

Originally Posted by Leavenworth

Leavenworth, Wa. Little Bavarian town in the Cascade mountains. Beautiful area.

Welcome to the forum. Just curious about your Lincoln F150. What year is yours? I know they only made them for a few years. Was always curious what the payload capacity is because they optioned out those Lincolns with a lot off stuff including a lot of sound deadening.

[Leavenworth]

Leavenworth, Wa. We run the Icicle River RV Resort. Our seventh RV. Love the floor plan and good construction.

[Leavenworth]

Come on over. We are a busy spot on the River. Closing October 17 for the season. Opening around April 1 weather permitting.

[Leavenworth]

Mine is an ‘06. They only made the Mark LT for three years. The Blackwood was an early try but didn’t take. My truck is basically an F150 4x4 double cab, 5.5’ bed. Tow capacity is 8900. Love my truck.

[flybouy]

Originally Posted by Leavenworth

Mine is an ‘06. They only made the Mark LT for three years. The Blackwood was an early try but didn’t take. My truck is basically an F150 4x4 double cab, 5.5’ bed. Tow capacity is 8900. Love my truck.

Tow capacity is not very relevant for RVs. You'll run out of payload (what the truck can carry, not pull) long before reaching the tow capacity. I know my 2009 F150 King Ranch only has about 1,250 lbs. of payload from the factory.