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Compare Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pack Toy Haulers
 

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Cherokee Wolf Pack Comparison
Forest River's #1 Selling Toy Hauler is Wolf Pack and there are plenty of reasons why too. 
  Cherokee The Competition
1.
Stability
Cedar Creek is owned by Forest River Inc. - Berkshire Hathaway, (a Warren Buffett company) and is debt free.  They are the strongest RV manufacturer out there because of their financial backing and are known for quality.

This is important for your warranty, for parts to be available and the value of your coach.

2009 Stats - Many manufactures are on the brink of closing or have already failed.
Fleetwood - Recently filed Chapter 11.
Weekend Warrior - Bank assignee is selling corporate assets.
Pilgrim - Indefinitely closes plants.
Keystone - To layoff 15% of workforce.
Jayco - Released 20% of workforce.
Monaco Coach (R-Vision) - Recently filed Bankruptcy.
Country Coach - In Chapter 11
Sundowner Trailers - Closes Elkhart operations.
Travel Supreme - Ceases operations.
National RV - Files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
2.
Floors
5/8" Tongue & groove, marine grade, treated, plywood, decking throughout the floor.  This is the same kind of wood they use to build a boat.  It's also a sealed floor with Duratex barrier to keep critters out of there. OSB or chip board (which is held together by glue) is usually installed in the floor to save money.  This is a horrible idea especially in a toy hauler where you are going to be driving things in the camper that weighs several hundred lbs. You'll eventually bust a water line, break the hot water heater, the shower overflow, spill water on the floor or even have your ceiling or slide leak.  This can cause the floor to cup and bow.  It's difficult and expensive to replace a subfloor in a camper because of how tightly placed everything is.
3. Construction Aluminum Ramp Door.  4x4 Wolf Pack Beaver Tail for easier loading and unloading of toys.  Very useful so you don't scrape the bottom on your low clearance street bikes. 2,500 Lbs Flush Floor mounts.  Hurricane Straps for strength and flexibility in the ceiling.  
4.
Roof
The one piece rubber roof has a 12 year warranty.  3/8" Walkable Roof Decking.  
5.
Frame
Powder Coated Frame.  The benefit is powder coated frames won't rust. Painted frames will eventually rust.
6. Diamond Plate Wolf Pack Diamond Plate helps protect your investment from rocks being picked up behind your truck hitting the front. A lot of other toy haulers out there either have a diamond plate that goes only a foot up or nothing which dings up the front.
7.
Water Heater
Water tank capacity is 110 Gallons (n/a 18DFWP).  Turbo Hot water heater with a 16.2 gallon refresh rate per hour.  That means by the time someone gets out the shower the tank is already getting close to fully recovering.  It also has a water by-pass - nice for easy winterization and better tasting fresh water. Most campers have a 7.4 gallon refresh rate per hour.  That goes for both the 6 gallon tanks and the 10 gallon tanks.  That means once you use up that 10 gallons, it will take over and hour to get that 10 gallons back.  If you don't have a water heater by pass then you have to fill the entire water heater tank with anti-freeze.  It's not good to fill your water heater with that stuff and it makes your water taste gross.
8. Landing gear, pins The quick release front snap jacks are really easy to use. The pin always has dirt and grease on it and it never goes in the first time.  You have to jiggle it just right to get the pin to go in.  Also keep in mind your not always doing this in the daytime.
9.
Sewer - Black Tank Flush
Built in black tank flush so that all you have to do to rinse your sewer system is put the water hose on a port on the side and there are sprayers on the inside of the tank. If you don't have a black tank flush you need to drag your hose into your bathroom, open the toilet and spray the tank out after each camping trip.  You can buy an adapter spray wand to stick on the end of the hose to stick in the toilet but that's not much more pleasant either.
10.
Cold Weather Ready
Double insulation in our high profile fifth wheels, in addition to Enclosed & Heated holding tanks (We are one of the only dealerships that special order Wolf Pack insulation this thick for the colder Colorado weather.)  This is great for the late hunting season and early spring.  
11.
Large Dinette
Industry Exclusive Extra Large Dinette.  Fit everyone one around the table for your card game.  You can easily fit 3 adults on each bench comfortably. Most campers the dinette is big enough to fit maybe one adult and one kid on each side comfortably.
12.
Gas Fuel Station
Gas Pump Fuel Station - Hold up to 30 gal of gas for your toys and generator which is usually more than plenty. Those plastic gas cans are okay except when it gets hot and expand. You don't want to carry those in the coach because of the smell of the fumes but also for safety reasons.
13.
Rubber Flooring
Diamond Plate Black Rubber Flooring. (Optional feature that we specifically bring in on our Wolf Packs as a dealership (n/a 21DFWP/18DFWP). Linoleum tends to scuff, mar, cut and crack easier.  This is important because you are driving an ATV over this area and should be better protected.
14.
Price
Not all Toy Haulers are created equal.  Cherokee Wolf Packs are by far a better value than all the other Toy Haulers out there.  You can pay several thousand more and end up with a Toy Hauler that doesn't have near the features or quality Cherokee has.  Honestly, there are few toy haulers out there that have some features that they try to differentiate themselves.  They never add up to the price jump you'll have to pay for them.  Wolf Pack has the best floor plans and value in the Toy Hauler Market.
15.
Wide Body
Cherokee Wolf Packs are 102" Wide Body instead of 96" wide so that you can fit more toys in the coach. 96" or even 99" wide means you can't fit a two ATVs side by side.


Last updated 1/20/2010. This is a list of things for you to check out for yourself. 
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