Our 2019 Didn't Survive Helene - Questions on 2025 400 Options

It has been a while since I last posted a final update to our 2019 Unofficial Resource Guide and turned the trailer over to the family to make their own adventures. 

Since our 400 Boondock was unable to rise above the flood during Helene, we are back in the market for a replacement.
The dealers available to me have been less than knowledgeable on options so I'm hoping someone here can help out with feedback on the 400. 

1) Have they eliminated the closet entirely with a big refrigerator or can you order/find one with the small refrigerator and full closet?
2) For those with the with Convenience Package boasting 310-watts of solar and 100ah of Lithium who primarily Boondock and rarely hook-up, does the new design still allow 5 days of boondocking assuming decent sun before needing a generator recharge or do you need an upgrade to the black canyon package?
3) For those of you who boondock in the cold with Alde running at reasonable temperatures and normal sun, does the convenience package Lithium hold-up for 48-hours or do you need the black canyon?
4) Are the boondock tires still a unicorn make/model requiring factory sourcing or can they be found in the wild?
5) For those of you who had an older 400 and have upgraded to a new one, any strongly felt opinions that would sway someone's thinking?
6) Lastly, does the factory provide a manual or do I need to write one again?

Appreciate any feedback people have on the Boondock Black Canyon both good and bad.  
F150 Pulling 2019 T@B400 BDL

Comments

  • qhumberdqhumberd Member Posts: 516
    Oh my goodness @Awca12a!  Hope your family is all OK. Your manual is the primary reason I understand my 2019 and I have gone over it more times than I can count.

    We also have a 2019 that is still doing well so I have no insight into the newer models. But best wishes and safe travels.

    2019  T@B400 Boondock Lite "Todd"

    2016 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Crew Cab
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