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2022 FOREST RIVER SOLAIRE 243BHS

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Travel Trailer

Length

28 ft 11 in
Weight

5533 lb
Slide outs

1

Length

28 ft 11 in
Weight

5533 lb
Slide outs

1
Sleeps

8
Electric service

50 amps
Gray water

60 gal
Black water

30 gal
Fresh water

44 gal
Propane

60 lb

Listing description

The 243BHS is a single slide travel trailer. Exterior features a 21' power awning an exterior full front cap with window, three step foldable solid entry step, radial tires filled with NITROFILL, complete tire pressure monitoring system, outside kitchen, outside shower, Hi-Gloss exterior fiberglass, & a walkable laminated roof. Interior bedroom area with 70"x80" king bed with dual wardrobes. Bathroom includes a 36" shower, skylight, and additional storage.

What’s included

Power Awning w/LED Lights
Dexter Tor-Flex Torsion Axles
Furrion HDMI DVD/Bluetooth/HDMI Stereo
Power Tongue Jack
13,500 BTU Ducted A/C
Tub Surround w/Skylight
Ball Bearing Drawer Guides
Microwave
Slam Latch Baggage Doors w/Magnets
Black Tank Flush
Solid surface counter tops
Stainless Steel kitchen sink with roll cover
Aluminum wheels
2/3 Front Fiberglass Cap (Windshield Included on All Except 304, 318, 320)
LED Interior Lighting
White Hi Gloss Exterior
USB Ports
Roller Shades
11 cubic foot Refrigerator
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Glass Top Flush Mount Range
Maxx Air Vent (Bathroom)
8 cubic foot Gas/Electric Refrigerator
30 lb. LP tanks
Counter top extension (N/A 202, 217, 260, 320)
Free standing table & chairs
Power stabilizer jacks (N/A on 202/205/217)
RVQ bumper mount grill
68” theater seating
Tri-fold sofa upgrade
50 AMP Service (Std in 304/316/320)
Fireplace (N/A on 202/205/217)
WiFi booster
TV (size varies depending on floorplan)
Air Conditioner – 15,000 BTU
50 AMP Service – std. on 304/318/320

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