Maintenance & Restoration

patharris · 09-01-2008, 03:32 PM

Like new 2007 plan 'B' Escape 17’ trailer with most options:

3 - Burner Stove
Air Conditioner (8000 btu above frig)
Additional OPENING Window over sink
Bike Rack Ready (added stainless steel frame bolt to increase hitch carrying capacity to 400 lb per Reace)
Dual Propane Package (with automatic crossover)
Exterior 120V Outlet
Factory Tinted Windows
MaxxAir Fan (this is a fabulous fan!)
Front Rock Guards
Gaucho Bunk (120lb capacity), great backrest when not using the bunk!
Hitch Wheel
Interior Shower/Toilet Package (larger enclosure in ’07 with sink added, 14 gal black tank)
Exterior shower added to interior shower package
Upgraded Hot Water tank to 110V/DSI propane (free hot water when staying in electric sites!)
Screen Door
Stove Cover for 3 Burner stove top
TV antenna / 12V Outlet
12 Volt Outlets added (2) (one at sink, one at front closet, with child safety covers)
Two Shelves added in Wardrobe Closet

Standard Equipment includes an 11’ awning, spare tire with cover, welded on stabilizer jacks, window screens and other items that could be options on other trailers. 20 gal Fresh water, 20 gal Grey, 14 gal Black tankage.

There were some major improvements made for the 2007 model year:
Larger Shower Enclosure with added sink, black tank capacity increased to 14 gal, entry step added and A/C increased to an 8000btu model.

I had a trailer manufacturer in Ontario design and weld on a heavy duty platform above the propane tanks that has a plastic 50 gal Stanley Storage Container bolted down. This adds storage for many ‘messy’ items and doesn’t interfere with the front window/rock guard or view from inside.
I Replaced the Parallax 12V converter with a 60amp Xantrex RV model that’s much more sophisticated (smart 3 stage charging) and installed 6 gauge marine battery cable to charge the battery much quicker when plugged in to shore power (or generator).

Eastern Canada location saves a large delivery fee (was $2300 in 2007 when I bought mine (gas was $1/litre then). Save the 5% GST by buying used.
Located Toronto, Ontario. See the Escape trailer site for details/photos or PM me. Asking $19,300.

patharris · 09-07-2008, 12:48 PM

Correction: The goucho/bunk weight limit for my trailer is 200lb as I found out from Reace (manufacturer) that my trailer build received the updated version of the Bunk.

patharris · 09-12-2008, 06:09 AM

I've decided to lower the price to $18,900cdn which is the current base price for this trailer. Keep in mind that I added over $4,000 in options when I purchased the trailer and then another $800 in my own improvements. If you're interested in a 17 footer you should think about this one!

theresa p · 09-12-2008, 04:19 PM

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I've decided to lower the price to $18,900cdn which is the current base price for this trailer. Keep in mind that I added over $4,000 in options when I purchased the trailer and then another $800 in my own improvements. If you're interested in a 17 footer you should think about this one!

hi pat...do you have any photos?? thanks