2024 East to West Alta 2400KTH | RV Review
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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The 2024 East to West Alta 2400KTH is one serious RV. It has a ton going for it. From a beautiful aesthetic to practical amenities, there is plenty to write home about. That's not to say there aren't a few head scratchers. Let the man himself, Chris Young, show you what I mean. Let us know what you think in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe!
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We have looked at toy haulers for a while now and so far this Alta checks all of our boxes.
The only dislike I have is with the table. We'd rather have a folding/removable table we could use either inside, on the patio or outside under the awning but so far that's the only dislike we can find. This toy hauler has knocked it out of the park. It'll be early/mid 2025 before we are ready to buy but so far we've not seen anything that compares. Those 3 seasons doors and patio awning should be an option for all toy haulers. Awesome job! We love it!
Love this one! Need to have some type of counter top extension.
Why would you put the water and the black tank flush on the opposite side of the camper where the power pedestal water and sewer is located on the driver side of every campground this camper shows that you put the water hook up and the black flush on the passenger side under the awning, which means you got to run the hose under the camper Hook up to the water insane
Man , let Todd speak.
I’m having having issues opening the glass window part on the patio door…the glass is heavy I feel like it will drop when I want to use the screens
Hi There!
Sorry for the delayed reply, but I had to reach out to the manufacturer for their recommendation. Here's their reply:
There are catches on the glass panels at the bottom of each of the top panel. They work like a residential storm door, but rather than raising the lower glass like in a storm door you gently lower the top panel in each of the 3-season door sections.
As a side note, it is recommended to travel with the panels in the down position so they wont accidentally fall and possible break in transit.
Hope that helps, but let us know if you have any follow up questions!
- Tucker Ballister
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Does the outside ladder fold in closer to camper ...how?
Hi There!
This is what I've gathered from the manufacturer:
The ladder has a pin in it and folds flat against the side wall for travel. When needed, the pin is pulled and it extends outward. It should be pinned before climbing on it.
Hope that helps!