Main differences between Reflection and Solitude.......

[COLRetired]

You must be thinking of another Reflection model...the 337 does have a washer dryer hook up in the front wardrobe.

A big difference is that the Solitude is a full profile camper vs mid profile with the Reflection. This means that the slide outs are taller in the Solitude adding to the feeling of spaciousness.

Dave

Good to know, I was comparing the floorplans on the GDRV web site and it doesn't show a W/D option for the 337RLS. We never looked at the Reflections because a W/D was a must have for us, and none of the Reflection floor plans show that a W/D is an option. Something GDRV should change on their site.

[huntr70]

W/D prep only available on Reflection models with the bedroom slide out bed.

337 and 367 models. 367 floorplan shows it, but the 337 does not for some reason. Both have it.

[huntr70]

Differences in Solitude and Reflection...

Dual 15K a/c units (quiet cool) on Solitude.
Solitude is 5 inches wider.
Solitude uses 6 way hydraulic leveling and hydraulic driven main slides.
Solitude is taller and has taller slide out rooms,
Solitude has larger refrigerators and optional residential.
Solitude uses a drop frame for more pass through storage.
Solitude comes with standard RotoFlex pin box.
Solitude uses frameless windows.
Some Solitudes use infrared fireplace technology.
Solitude has standard heat pads on tanks.

I'm sure I forgot a few things....

[dloase]

The extra width and height in a Solitude seems to make a world of difference. This weekend my wife and looked at a 367BHS and a 377MBS, both were equipped with 6 way hydraulics leveling and similar features. The 377MBS seemed so much larger than the 367BHS. Alas, we are to far upside down on our 369RL to make the switch, even with show prices on the new units. The extra room would have been nice for an office space once I start full timing next month, however, the 369 will be very comfortable.

[Second Chance]

Another big difference in the two models your looking at is no washer and dryer hook up in the 337, and the 310 has a dishwasher option. We seriously considered the 310, because we were looking at getting new F350 and were hoping to stick with SWR. A 337 with a hitch weight of 2090 (GDRV's #'s, not scale numbers) are is much lighter than the 2350 on the 310. After much deliberation we ended up going big with a F350 DRW, and the 384GK. Really like the stackable W/D in the 310 though, and with you going FT, a W/D is a nice amenity. Just my 2 cents

Pete - our 337 has washer and dryer prep and hookups in the front closet.

Tom - add another 1,000 to 1,500 lbs. to the published pin weights to any unit after loading. Our 337 is currently at 3,100 lbs. on the pin... the reason we just upgraded from a 2500HD to an F350 dual rear wheel. The Duramax and Allison are a GREAT combo, but the rear axle and tire capacities on the 2500s are the limiting factors.

Rob

[Canyonlight]

huntr70--does the Solitude line also have better "quality"/higher level of appliances, water pump, converter, furnace/AC, fabric treatments, carpet, furniture, etc. to account for greater use such as full time/extended stay etc. so these items and I am sure many others stand up better to this greater level of use ?

Dan

[huntr70]

huntr70--does the Solitude line also have better "quality"/higher level of appliances, water pump, converter, furnace/AC, fabric treatments, carpet, furniture, etc. to account for greater use such as full time/extended stay etc. so these items and I am sure many others stand up better to this greater level of use ?

Dan

They are 2 different lines, so they do use different components.

Each line uses different suppliers for things such as furniture and appliances, as dictated by each Product Manager.

I don't know that they are any better than the other, but can be different.

[huntr70]

The extra width and height in a Solitude seems to make a world of difference. This weekend my wife and looked at a 367BHS and a 377MBS, both were equipped with 6 way hydraulics leveling and similar features. The 377MBS seemed so much larger than the 367BHS. Alas, we are to far upside down on our 369RL to make the switch, even with show prices on the new units. The extra room would have been nice for an office space once I start full timing next month, however, the 369 will be very comfortable.

All Reflections have electric leveling.

There is no hydraulics on the Reflections.

[dloase]

Oops my bad. Of course you are correct. I meant to say that each had a 6-point leveling system


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[yattr0]

There is 260 pounds between the 337 and 310 dry pin weights so they are close. Yes, we careful what we loaded and where we load stuff also. We also have a one ton but higher then most payload of 3727 although I did see Ram with 4100 yellow tag payload the other day.

Here are my scale weights (and more) with a full tank of diesel and DEF plus 500 pound load (2 people, Anderson Aluminum Hitch and miscellaneous stuff) in truck. Plenty of margin except for GVW of the truck (2016 3500HD LTZ SB SRW). The Solitude would take my configuration over the edge.

The payload for the 3500HD can be as high as 4000 but mine was only 3600 pounds (vehicle sticker).