Which is best?!! (1 Viewer)

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Hello, trying to decide which MH to go for. We've narrowed it down to a 2003 Autotrail Cheyenne 696G or a 2002 Burstner T625 Harmony.
We definitely want a fixed bed and like the garage underneath, please could you give me the input of your experience.
We haven't owned a MH before but have had a static caravan for 20 yrs and have hired MH in Canada.
i'd be grateful for any tips

Thanks:Smile:
 

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While I do not know the actual vans that you have looked at you have in a way gone for two different types. On the one hand an English made van with probably better seating arrangement and typical oven and perhaps a wall mounted heater which will rattle and also perhaps un-winterised with external tanks. On the other hand a perhaps better made German van which will be winterised but will not be as comfy.

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thank you for your help.
Yes we like the Autotrail because of the garage storage - can hide bikes safely and I like a full cooker, the Burstner has just a hob and grill and then seperate microwave.
The Autotrail has a fire and then blown air heating but the Burstner has just blown air - is this better? Do fires always rattle?
I understand about the seating the Burstner has a short settee and a small bench seat in front of the table while the Aototrail has 2 longer settees and free standing table.
You are definitely making me think!!

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Which is best???

Hi,

What type of touring will you be embarking on?

Long term = a good payload, and I think the 696G will win here.:Smile:

Will you be towing a car, what is the train weight of both?
We looked at a Burstner recently, and found very little train weight, when I discussed this with an agent of Burstner, he told me the Burstner is not recomended for towing, the chassis is not designed for towing.

Just a couple of points for consideration, good luck:thumb:

Nomadic
 
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