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Heartland Cyclone

19 floorplansFifth wheel2018 (in production)Mixed build tier

Heartland (Mixed tier): Cyclone is Heartland's flagship fifth-wheel toy hauler - Azdel-substrate laminated walls, welded tubular aluminum framing, a 12" I-beam steel frame and triple 7,000 lb axles are genuinely heavy-duty, but at this size and weight the QC misses (slides, plumbing, seals) show up often enough to keep it out of the top tier.

What one actually costs today: $64,900$130,100 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS: 19
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
22142026–28.1 ft11,700 lb4$64,900Findable
26152027–34.7 ft13,250 lb4$118,300Findable
34132021–2439.8 ft17,000 lb6$100,000used est.Findable
35112023–41.2 ft17,800 lb6$116,600Common
37132020–2544.6 ft17,000 lb8$106,900used est.Common
37142022–2542.9 ft17,638 lb8$108,000used est.Findable
39132026–46.4 ft21,000 lb8$129,400Findable
39142026–46.9 ft21,000 lb8$130,100Findable
40052019–2145.8 ft20,000 lb10$74,100used est.Findable
40062021–2545.4 ft21,000 lb8$120,500used est.Findable
40072018–2344.7 ft21,000 lb8$82,100used est.Common
40082024–2547.4 ft21,000 lb8$125,200used est.Findable
4014C2022–2546.6 ft21,000 lb8$122,500used est.Findable
41152019–2545.7 ft20,000 lb8$115,500used est.Common
41182023–2546.7 ft21,000 lb8$119,800used est.Findable
42142019–2445.7 ft20,000 lb8$98,100used est.Common
42152024–2546.8 ft21,000 lb8$120,400used est.Findable
42202019–2145.1 ft20,000 lb8$73,500used est.Findable
42702019–2546.3 ft20,000 lb8$125,200used est.Common
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

  • 2017Nameplate appears
  • 2018Introduced - 44-ft triple-axle with a 13-ft garage; dry 16,600 lb, GVWR 20,000 lb
  • 2019Carried into the modern catalogue
  • 2019Introduced
  • 2020Introduced
  • 2020Dry weight listed at 16,620 lb; body length published as 43'0"
  • 2021Introduced
  • 2022Introduced
  • 2022Discontinued
  • 2022Length restated at 44'8"; Grill-and-Go pull-out griddle added to the outside kitchen
  • 2022Introduced - 14-ft garage, 46'7", 21,000 lb GVWR on triple 7,000 lb axles
  • 2023Introduced
  • 2023Chassis rating raised across the triple-axle Cyclones - GVWR 20,000 to 21,000 lb
  • 2023MSRP $167,929; Grill-and-Go pull-out griddle and folding patio-step caddy standard
  • 2023Announced as Coming Soon
  • 2023Length restated 46 ft 4 in, dry weight 17,134 lb
  • 2024Dealer stock only
  • 2024Replaced in the lineup by the 4008
  • 2024Introduced
  • 2024In production
  • 2025Discontinued
  • 2025Refrigerator upgraded from an 18 cu ft absorption unit to a 20 cu ft 12V; MSRP $170,198. Final model year
  • 2026Introduced as the Cyclone travel-trailer toy hauler sub-series
  • 2026GVWR raised to 17,500 lb
  • 2026Discontinued
  • 2026Introduced
  • 2026Replaced by the 3913/3914
  • 2026Dropped - Cyclone lineup cut back to the 3511, 3913 and 3914
  • 2027Introduced
  • 2027GVWR raised again to 17,800 lb
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