Any Escape owners out there?

Doesn't look like it. I came here to look for info and only found this one post.

i have a 2015 spree escape E196s bunhouse, and absolutly love it!!! welcome from Pittsburgh PA

I have the 2016 Spree Escape Toyhauler E17FKTH; pull with a Silverado half ton. Love the setup and just the right size for DW and I. So ask away of anything that you think I could help with.

I have a e196bhs, not sure on exact tounge weight, never had it actually weighed, however I use a fastway 600/6000   (cheaper version of a equalizer) and have no problems with it what so ever

new to the site. have 2018 E180th, and love it have been towing with V8 Dakota, works great.

I just purchased the 201BH -- upgrade from the 191bh -- hey put a Murphy Bed and Sofa in -- makes it a little more comfy

We just bought a 2019 191BH in May. Had been looking at the Sportsman 181BH but my OCD knew the lack of bathroom sink would drive me crazy....

Hi All -- Looks like this old post is getting some new blood -- I posted previously in March - about my upgrading from a pop up to the 201BH -- had been looking for a while and was hooked on the 191BH -- but I feel my researching paid off with the coming of the 201BH !!! 

The thing that the spouse and I like is the addition of the sofa and change to the head /toe murphy bed from the side /side queen bed -- and with that we get an extra 2 ft -- dosen't sound like much  - but that adds  TON of room 

The ONLY downside is the lack of storage and pantry space -  We have taken it out on a couple of weekend trips at our home campsite in Monument CO,  Had the host of Grand Kids with us (6) and the first weekend (Memorial Day ) Had all 4 Seasons to include SNOW - everything worked well - and with timing  sleeping space worked out -- since then have had 2 opportunities for fairly long trips - one by myself to Pagosa Springs, CO with my Explorer (2016) managing Wolf Creek Pass, (10,000 ft) and 50 MPH Cross winds across the SW Co Plains--  White knuckle driving there !!! and then our last week long trip to  Gunnison CO, and traversing Monument Pass (11,300 ft) with the Family. 

Both those trips faired well -- still feel with having the full complement of 4 grand kids -- things get tight  and the lack of storage intensifies -- Our next planned trip is just the wife and I - from Colorado - Tuscon AZ - Lexington KY, back to CO -  Mostly to see Friends, and Family, stops to be at  Free spots (no hookups).  will do an after trip post for what we found out 

So far as I said -- I feel this was a great upgrade for us -- Oh I forgot to say -- the wife and I are retired, I just threw in the towel on July 2 - and now getting used to the "Free Time"  

Well got back from that long trip -- 21 days, 4,550 miles, mixed with Hook up (Moochdocking, Boondocking, and Campground) -- All went well --Again, TV is 2016 Explorer with Factory Tow Package, I use an Anderson WD / Anti Sway Hitch, Feel it is worth it's weight in gold !! This trip also had it's share of High Crosswind, Thunderstorms , gave me some white knuckle drive days -- just cut the speed down and all was well --

During the travel days, we kept travel to about 6-7 hr, 450 mile days  -- and then looked for free O/N places -- Home Depot, Cracker Barrel, Truck Stops, and Bass Pro.  they were Great stops, did some easy lunches, and dinners - Didn't put the slide out - still had room to use the camper with access to everything, Bathroom, Fridge, Kitchen and Bed.  when we stopped at family, had access to 15 amp outlets, so was able to plug in to keep the fridge cold -- on the road - used the propane and that went well -- during the days  between hook up found tat the Battery wasn't charging between stops -- When I arrived home - pulled out the multi meter --  Found that the Explorer didn't have power to the TV Plug - found they had put an incorrect fuse in the charging circut  ( didnt really need it  previously) replaced fuse - and voila Gharging while driving now !!! -- Camper now winterized and in Storage,   did a total 8 weeks ,  a little over 7,000 miles, this year, will be looking for more use next year 

So happy with this camper, Just modifying the cabinets to make them more usefull, anyone with thoughts how to make the dinette seats a little more user friendly??? 

Alex