For Sale: 2013 Redwood 36FB, Excellent, $54,000. Salt Lake City

[Mr_Toad]

Crossroads Redwood 36FB – Purchased New August, 2012

Robert Hurd, Salt Lake City, UT
Cell: 214-930-3413

roberthurd@hotmail.com

NOTE 1: I included my email address, because for some reason the Redwood Forum Servers recently decided my trusty email address wasn't working. (That's news to me!)
NOTE 2: Please email me for LOTS more photos. (I succeeded in posting some pictures, below.)

TRAILER HISTORY

• August 2012 - Purchased New from ExploreUSA, Mesquite, Texas
• Lived in for six months in Spring Creek Village, 4000 N Central Expy, Plano, TX 75074
• Towed one way to Salt Lake City, Utah – about 1250 Miles
• Lived two years in KOA Kampground, 1400 W North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
• Decided RV life is not the life for me, so moved to an apartment in Downtown SLC.
• Professionally Cleaned the RV and currently stored in Diamond Storage, 50 S Redwood Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84116

FULL DETAILS

2013 Redwood 36FB (Full Bath) – Excellent Condition, Loaded and Just Inspected! $54,000 – Call or Text: 214-930-3413 (in Salt Lake City). Email: roberthurd@hotmail.com
Excellent condition, For Sale by original NON-SMOKER Owner. Linoleum throughout, 3 slideouts, Two A/Cs, Two TVs, Surround-Sound, Norcold fridge, king-size bed with NEW mattress, fireplace, large shower, private commode room, Dirt Devil central vacuum.

INCLUDED FEATURES:

• $54,000 (less than half of original MSRP of $127k)
• April 14 2015 passed Third Annual Redwood Warranty Inspection!
• Five-year, transferrable Extended Warranty
• 36FB “Full Bath” features private commode room, separate from shower, lavatory, and laundry room
• Three large SlideOuts (bedroom, living area, kitchen)
• Ariston Splendide High-Efficiency Dryer and Washer (Over/Under)
• Large shower with Skylight and Three-panel glass slide
• Diamond Furniture King-Sized Bed
• New, Never Used King Mattress, still in plastic wrapping
• Large bedroom with two sliding privacy doors, slide, mirrors and lots of cabinets, drawers and walk-in closet
• Two sliding privacy doors around bathroom area.
• Lots of extra storage cabinets throughout, plus large, two-door belly storage
• Large walk-in closet with laundry chute
• Frigidaire Convection Microwave Oven (Bake or Microwave or Combination)
• Large kitchen Pantry with inside Electrical Outlet (for coffee maker and toaster)
• Atwood 3-Burner Gas Range
• 42-inch Ceiling Fan
• Two Maxx Exhaust Fans and bathroom exhaust fan
• Four season rain covers over exhaust and bathroom fans
• Dual 30# LP tanks with switchable changeover, 104 gal fresh water, 90 gal grey water, 45 gal black water
• Two 15,000 BTU AirXcel Rooftop Air Conditioners
• 40,000 BTU Furnace
• Dimplex 5100 BTU Fireplace with remote
• Heat and A/C Ducts throughout (and in bathroom) with sound quiet ceilings
• 50 Amp detachable power cord with 100 AMP/ 12Volt DC Converter
• Dual Battery Box with Battery Disconnect Switch
• Full-Body Paint (not cheap decals!) with touch-up paint
• Redwood Full-Time Living Package
• Redwood Parks Package
• Slideout Kitchen Trash Can Storage
• Four-Season R-14 batten Insulation
• Dual-Pane windows
• Two TVS with Remotes (40-inch HD LG in Living Area, 26-inch, HD Magnavox in Bedroom)
• LG Blu-Ray/ DVD/ CD/ Stereo Home Theater System with Remote
• Ceiling Surround Sound Speaker System
• Linoleum throughout, (cleaner than carpet)
• Lippert AutoLevel Hydraulics
• Three Ceiling Exhaust Fans (one in Commode Room
• 12-Gallon Suburban Water Heater with Quick Recovery
• Winegard Sensar Antenna
• Norcold 12 Cubic Foot 4-Door, Electric/ Gas Refrigerator with Ice-Maker
• Thetford Porcelain Aqua-Magic
• Two Power Slide Awnings, Power Retract/ Extend
• New installed RVLock Latch with Key or Keyless Entry Option
• Middlebury Hardwood Cherry Cabinetry throughout
• Diamond Furniture, Brown Leather Sofa
• Dirt Devil Central Vacuum Never Used with New-in-Box Accessory Hoses
• Falcon Extra Strong Frame and Suspension System
• Tri-Glide Air Bag Pin Box Hitch
• Irvine Pull-Down Roller Shades (Day and Black-Out shades)
• Dual 12-Volt batteries
• Air Mattress with Electric Pump (New in Box)
• Black tank flush system
• Belly heater integrated with Furnace
• Full walk-on Roof
• Lockable, hidden safe
• Professionally cleaned, top to bottom

INCLUDED EXTRAS:

• Dual heater pads installed on Black Tank
• Progressive Industries SSP30 Smart Surge RV Surge Protector
• Valterra A01-1117VP Brass Lead-Free Adjustable Water Regulator
• Two Camco 59023 Propane Gauges
• Two PIRIT heated water hoses (used one winter, good condition),
• New inline water filter, extra unused fresh water hoses and new garden hose
• Several sets of electric heat tape
• Lots of Extra 15 watt and 12 watt LED bulbs (replacing Halogen bulbs throughout trailer)
• Werner Fiberglass Step Ladder with 375 lb. Load Capacity Type IAA Duty Rating
• Plastic water intake fittings replaced with Brass fixtures
• Numerous high-quality brass water fittings and tools, new
• New in Box Camco RhinoFLEX 15' RV Sewer Hose Kit
• Two 8-Pack Boxes, New in Box Camco 41191 TST Orange Power RV 4 oz Toilet Treatment
• New, Unused Camco 55194 50 AMP 15' PowerGrip Extension Cord
• Ready to install sized skirting with correct tools and plenty of extra hardware
• Conntek 14370 RV Pigtail Adapter RV 30 Amp Male Plug To RV 50 Amp Female Connector
• Full library of RV Maintenance Books, RV Education 101 DVDs and National RV Campground Guides
• Multiple Fire Extinguishers

DEFECT LIST (I try to be honest):

• Trailer does not include two, original leather recliners to match leather sofa
• Trailer does not include wooden chairs that accompany dining room table
• Nylon water tubing to Ice Maker needs to be replaced
• Black tank level indicator not reading accurately
• Slow water drip under kitchen sink, can be managed with paper towels
• Coax Cable input damaged by Storm Power Surge, so cable passed thru window to reach TV
• Inside Central Vacuum Switch needs to be reconnected (I never used it, so disconnected it.)
• One of emergency pop-out windows replaced with non-pop-out safety glass window
• Two panels disconnected in storage belly, to enable better winter heating of all water circulation systems
• Some window shades have trouble rolling up

[Mr_Toad]

Hi, Everyone! ...now I will experiment with adding photos of the Redwood 36FB, that I am hoping to sell. (I've not posted pictures before.) Robt.

[Mr_Toad]

I hope it's okay that I add some extra photos. I don't want the Redwood folks to yell at me.

[Kaidocl]

I will buy washer and dryer of you if you offer them.

[Mr_Toad]

Hi, Mr. Kaidocl,

Thank you very much for the offer, but I probably should keep the washer/ dryer as part of the whole trailer package...since folks seem to really like my washer/ dryer.

But thank you again for the offer!

Robt.
Salty Lake City

[atom ant]

Nice rig! I hadn't seen the carpet delete before!

[Mr_Toad]

Thank you!

Yes...I ordered it without carpet from the factory, since i have two doggies, and this kept the floor nice.

Robt.

[Kaidocl]

what about a greater hitch compared to my 16ks ?
I know you where not offering this but I figure ill give it a try.

[Mr_Toad]

Hi, Kaidocl,

My apologies. but I don't own a hitch, 'cause I don't own a truck.

Robt.

[Life'sgood!]

Hello Mr. Toad!

Nice rv! We are shopping for an rv. We think we want a Redwood. We have been looking at the Redwood rv Redwood 36FB. Is the "Crossroads" a different model? Does it have the 3 piece bath with vanity in bedroom and separate commode room? Can't tell from pictures. Thanks ahead!

[Mr_Toad]

Hi, Mr/Ms LifesGood!

I must apologize to you...as I just finally sold my trailer a few weeks ago...and I forgot to remove this posting! I very much apologize to you, as it my old age forgetfulness that caused me to fail to remove this Posting..

If you are still looking, yes..the Redwood 36FB does have the "Full Bath", which means there is a separate commode room and the bathroom vanity is in the bedroom, with two sliding doors that provide privacy around the entire bathroom area.

I "think" the Crossroads brand is the lower priced equivalent of Redwoods...but I don't know how they differ in design and features.

Again...I apologize to you for not removing this post!

Robt.

[Mr_Toad]

SOLD ** SOLD ** SOLD ** SOLD ** SOLD

In early January 2016. My apologies to folks who had looked at this posting, since I failed to remove this thread.

I need to see what is the preferred way to update this type of thread...to inform folks it is sold. I wonder if the Title Can Be Updated.

Robt.

[travelin' texans]

FYI, Crossroads is the manufacturer/warranty provider of Redwood & Thor is the parent company of CR & several other manufacturers. These days you would be hard pressed to find a manufacturer of towables(& a few motor homes) that Thor does not own.

[Life'sgood!]

Thanks for the FYI

I see you've been full timing since 2008. I have a few questions for you about traveling with your rig, if you don't mind sharing your experience. Do you move around or just park it? We want to know if its common for people to cover multiple states in these kind of rvs. They look like they'd be comfy and give enough space for a year or two of travel. And how do they hold up being moved around monthly so so, or is that not a smart thing to do? We'll need to be careful about campgrounds, we understand.

Didn't I see your rig for sale? Do you have a new one now?

[travelin' texans]

Our RW is Just over 3 years old & we've been in it fulltime all of that time traveling this beautiful country. We picked up 11/30/2012 & headed north through Michigan into Canada back down to Florida back to Texas then to Florida across to Arizona north to Washington back to Texas then across to Arizona. To make a short answer it travels very well with minor maintenance & in a couple of months we're off & running again. We typically stay 7-30 days in one spot due to cost, weekly rates are usually 7 days for 6 days pay & monthly usually averages to between $10-20 per day so is cheapest option. We don't travel but about 200-250 miles a day as we aren't in rush to be anywhere. Anything I could help you with just post here or send a pm & I'll try to help.

[rob_fla]

We have been fulltime since 2011 and we move every two to three weeks year round.
We travel the Southeast for the most part but do make one to two trips to Texas and New York each year.
I agree, maintenance is important and if you are on the move frequently, then more frequent preventative maintenance is required. We have not had any failures due to the amount of travel and the frequent opening and closing of our Redwood.