19fbpr dinette bed size

[bruce3211]

What is the size of the dinette bed in this model. I have looked everywhere and can't find it.
thanks

[GaryWT]

The table in my Premier is 46X72. Not sure if they are all the same.

[EcoBullet]

With the cushions in place for a bed, the dinette in my 22RB measures about 46 X 78.

[koko]

72 x 44 1/2.

[bruce3211]

Thanks everyone. I now own a 2015 19fbpr. Going camping this weekend before we put it into storage. Moved up from a fun Finder 189 fds. It's funny how each manufacturer does things differently. Not sure the perfect trailer exists with everything you want. Things I was surprised my new trailer doesn't have that my fun finder did:
1) No battery shut off switch
2) No built in switchover valve with tubing to suck antifreeze into the lines.
3) No vented stove fan

I knew these things before but 1 and 2 are inexpensive parts that just add convenience.

I do love the layout and set up of this new trailer.

[koko]

Congratulations on your new purchase. I just wrote you a long-winded reply to an earlier post - sorry. We agree - no outside vent in the kitchen is a bit bazaar, but we haven't found it an issue. Hope you enjoy it as much as we have!

[bruce3211]

Originally Posted by koko

Congratulations on your new purchase. I just wrote you a long-winded reply to an earlier post - sorry. We agree - no outside vent in the kitchen is a bit bazaar, but we haven't found it an issue. Hope you enjoy it as much as we have!

Before we remodeled out kitchen in our house, the fan above the stove had a fan that was not vented either. We if we didn't complain in our house, we decided this should not be a big deal in our trailer.

We do love the floorplan in this trailer. Seems like an abundance of storage and like you said in your other post the ceiling height give it a very spacious feel.

I noticed in the instructions for the water heater that when you pull the drain plug, it leaves 2 quarts of water in there. How do you get it out, or don't you care that it is in there.

[bruce3211]

Originally Posted by koko

Congratulations on your new purchase. I just wrote you a long-winded reply to an earlier post - sorry. We agree - no outside vent in the kitchen is a bit bazaar, but we haven't found it an issue. Hope you enjoy it as much as we have!

Koko, what kind of mileage do you get towing your trailer with your Durango. We just bought a new Ram 1500 EcoDiesel and I am optimistic about my towing mileage. We traveled 4000 miles in 3 weeks this summer through Colorade, Utah, Wyoming, and Montana through monster passes and averaged 15 mpg for the entire trip. This trailer weighs 1000 lbs more than that trailer, but I am hoping the more aerodynamic design, and enclosed underbelly will help out on this trailer.

[koko]

We get between 10 and 12, depending on the wind. We are finally to the point where we don't bother to calculate - it's just too depressing. When we were in New Mexico gas was 3.02, and we couldn't believe that it excited us so much!