Josh, After scouring the internet and watching a lot of videos, I stumbled across your channel and because of a lot of your videos and input we bought a new 2022 Grand Design 2400BH from Bish's in Idaho. I want to thank you for all your honest reviews and enjoyable content. You provide a refreshing outlook and reputation for RV dealerships. Wish more of them could be like you guys. I have really enjoyed it and learned a ton! We pickup our trailer in a few weeks, excited!
Josh: I’d like to suggest a change to the Bish commode signage to: IF YOU USE THIS COMMODE, YOU’VE JUST BOUGHT YOURSELF A NEW RV. It will either get people to not use the commode or increase Bish’s RV sales. A winner either way.😊😁😊😂😂😂 Respectfully, W.S.
I have a whole file of signs for unattended children like Unattended children will be sold to gypsies Unattended children will be given an espresso and a puppy and sent home
I used to pull my 2600RB with my Toyota Tundra for years with no problem. Ended up trading for a Ram 2500 diesel and you’d never know the thing is back there now. I love my 2600RB.
We have this camper after upgrading from a 22MLE. We love the large bathroom, and open floor plan especially with our 2 large dogs. The huge awning is also very nice and provides a lot a shade. Also, the pocket doors to close the bedroom off for privacy is very nice. Fit and finish in the trailer is excellent. I am very picky, and have barely found any Issues. Overall the camper and cabinets feel very solid, and it’s clearly well put together. Would highly recommend for a couple. We pull it with our 3.5 Ecoboost F150 and it’s no problem with a properly set up WDH.
@@TheSteelerider I haven't been able to find this floor plan at about 5000 lbs dry weight (max towing for me is about 6500 lbs, maybe 7000 at most to stay safe. Has anyone found this floor plan that light on the dry weight?
I love the layout of this. Three things would make this better... a more slender table to allow for more comfortable seating around the table, the flip up counter extension being fully flush with the existing counter and an on demand tankless water heater. Otherwise, it's pretty awesome! It's going to the top of our list!
This was the first RV we were able to mentally picture ourselves in. I'm waiting to watch the video with the other half, but off the top of my head, the only thing we'd change about this unit is modifying the cabinet/drawers under the TV to house an electric fireplace. If anybody is interested, the UA-cam channel lifererouted is a couple that has lived in their 2600RB for something like four years now. They ripped out the dinette and custom made a desk to take its place; they really opened our eyes to the limitless possibilities that exist in personalizing an RV.
If you go Daniel Boonedocking the windows can be great, they are also good to see your neighbor and bother them when you stare out the window at them in the park. lol. `Many people will love this rig. The "quilted northern" front is great for going to Alaska for a summer. Be safe Mr. Josh.
We have the same model but a 2021. Have traveled twice to the desert southwest. From Washington state. And we tow with a ram 1500 with airbags and a weight distribution hitch. And sway control. We have had no issues. A very well built trailer and great floor plan for the two of us. This one is a keeper for a long time!
I really like this model. I've watched a lot of other reviews, but this one is the most comprehensive that I've seen so far. Very well done, very well done indeed. Thanks.
Coachmen has a couple of similar layouts with a camp kitchen. As does Jayco. Try these: → White Hawk 27RB: bit.ly/3iC5Hn9 → Spirit 2557RB: bit.ly/3oRiGUP → Apex 265RBSS (Video might not yet be ready..): bit.ly/3HYaPN1
Camp side windows are a must. Looking out at deer in the morning or watching boats go by is priceless. Bought a Salem 26 RT to have nothing but huge windows to look out. If we were in close campgrounds it wouldn't matter but we only use state parks and corps campgrounds.
This is the floor plan of our Kodiak. It works really great for us. However, I don’t love the lack of camp side windows just because I like to peek outside before opening the door especially at night with the dogs. The Kodiak also has a fireplace and the pantry behind it is huge. I am also envious of the non fixed table. I’d rather one like this unit has.😊
Very nice, love the storage in the kitchen and bedroom. The bench seat would be a nice place to store extra blankets and board games. Nice one to consider in 7 years when I retire.
I would just add an outdoor kitchen ( just sink n refrigerator) dont need grill most people have their own plus preference. But a sink to wash hands while cooking and not running in rv would definitely be an WOW, FACTOR!!!
Thanks for posting this one Josh. They need to loose the carpet, give us a bigger bath sink and lower the TV height. We've had our eye on this one for awhile now..... Maybe 2023???
I hear from a lot of owners the TV looks high, but works nicely once you're reclined. Some folks still feel it's high. Varies from person to person I think No carpet is something I think everyone would love to see
Really nice trailer! I have mixed opinions about bedroom doors but in this instance, a bedroom door might be nice. I really like the solar and 12v fridge!
I love this floor plan, just wish they would do the underbed storage like they do in the freedom express. Coachman took their storage over the top, so that you actually never have to lift the bed. I'd also like a fireplacein the entainment center.
Yeah what coachman is doing in some of their brands with storage into the bed is just awesome. Ulta by east of west is also doing something very good and similar
LMAO!!! Josh, you make me laugh so hard!!! Thank you! I love this trailer, although it's too big for me and probably too expensive, but I watch all of the videos for your sense of humor.
Best place for the TP holder always seems to be inside the lower cabinet door. Just get a double stick tape with an open ended holder. It’s out of the way, but there when you need it.
I like this unit. The small open shelves in the bathroom are fine. The could be used for towels, to etc. The only thing I would change is the window on the front door. It needs to be clear with a shade in it. That way you can see who may be at your door and extra window space. Thanks Josh
Love this camper!! A few things I don’t care for: open cabinets in bathroom, wish it had a fireplace, really don’t like doors in the dinette- I want drawers or pull outs! I don’t know the size of the oven, but I would want the bigger one, and hate the blue accent lights!!
We have thec2018 version of this...amazing big feel in a lightweight 1/2 ton towable TT...we towed with a Nissan Titan...love the large bathroom...I'm a big guy 6'3" 265...downs are shower door and bedroom not accessible when slide is in...but for a couple with a larger breed dog this camper is awesome...
Love this unit , there is just the 2 of us and our large dog , we stay outside 90% of the time but we do want more more inside for rainy days or if go in early, and love the self leveling . Thanks this is one we most checkout. Love the Pete Griffin by the way
I used to think the built in pet bowls were clever, but the comment by another viewer has me questioning that. Is it a good idea to let your dog essentially eat out of the cabinets? Might they damage it with spilled water and food. Might they scratch at the drawer when it is closed? Won’t it draw pests? Is keeping the drawer clean more work than cleaning up regular pet dishes.? Do you have any experience with used RVs at Advantage that had these drawers? And in general, are used campers that have signs of pets harder to sell? Are buyers reluctant to buy pet-used RVs?
I don't see the drawers as a place for the pets to eat, but maybe just to store the bowls. It's more of an IDEA to me -- I'd take the bowls out for the pets once at a destination.
We bought the GD 22RBE instead of this floor plan because when the slide is in, we can still reach everything. We also love that there is a headboard vs a window in thr bedroom. Much better climate control and privacy.
When I compare this Grand Design 2600RB to the Jay Feather 25RB... overall I like how Grand Design executed this layout better however there are 2 things on the Jay Feather that makes me choose the Jay Feather over the Grand Design. 1... I prefer the walk-in closet/pantry behind the TV vs the cabinet/drawers under the TV. 2... the Jay Feather has an outside kitchen, more specifically an outside fridge which is a must have for us.
@@JoshtheRVNerdI’m looking floor plans on the websites and looking for options in colors and fabrics… not all campers are created equal however, I do pay attention to everything you say!
❤️your videos, they are great, informative and always have great humor. One thing about having many different TT out there, you can have one your way, just like Burger King you can have it your way🙂🙂. Josh it’s easy to put backsplash & side splash’s in the kitchen without being an engineer, all it takes is a Grand Design imagination. 👏👏👏👏for a great video, stay warm up North
It really is one of the things I'm enjoying most about having access to all sorts of brands - being able to help match people up with the ideal RV for them rather than needing to direct them more to what we just happen to carry
Like this one ! Don’t love though. It’s lacking a bit in the hanging clothes area. 2 small closets isn’t enough to hold coats for multiple temps, or if traveling for several weeks or months. Not to mention you can’t get to them while traveling. Kitchen layout and pantry storage was nice and adequate. I like that they moved the dinette storage door to open the opposite direction. Now you won’t scrape your bare leg or catch your pant leg on the handle. Oh, and they finally nixed those awful sharp door pulls! As always, great review Josh!
Josh. Really like that one for a couples trailer on a long trip to Alaska or out west. Could pull nicely with an Expedition. Too bad we have 5 years until retirement and we make that trip.
Very nice! Single bowl sink ... would take me some getting used to. Hard to conserve water while washing dishes in a single bowl (call me old-school). BUT ... this version of this layout actually has some counter space for food prep! Most with this layout don't. I'm a fan of NO fireplace ... I'd rather have the storage. My propane usage in cooler travel weather is generally negligible. If I were to get concerned about it, I could get an electric space heater. When I started looking for my replacement trailer (I currently have a 21 footer) I scoffed at outside kitchens because of the space they take, but I've seen so many WITH them that they seem weird without them now! I enjoy travelling solo (the husband is always invited ... but I admit I sometimes like it when he has something else to do!) so for my sanity something I'd like to see offered by manufacturers is an auto-leveling system. It's been a standard in motorhomes for years. Essentially a standard in fifth wheels now (I think?). The systems are starting to be offered by higher end travel trailer mfrs on the their longer floorplans. Now ... to get it to work it's way down to the mid-range units ... even it it's just an extra option. Get the word out for me, would you? Thank you for the giggles (oh, and the information/review too!)
Trick for the farm sinks + dishes: Either start with very little water and only add water as you're rinsing OR get a tub you use to create a wash basin & rinse in the other half of the sink
Glad to see they changed the cupboard and drawer handles. Our 2021 2600RB model had the handles with sharp edges which were recalled (I lacerated my forehead on one). That large kitchen drawer... a huge problem and should NOT be "cloned". The drawer is very hard to pull out (we don't even have it filled with heavy objects). Also, one of the latches came loose, the drawer fell out while traveling and damaged the vinyl floor. My husband had to buy better drawer slides and replace them.
In 2017, we were dead set on getting the 2600RB, but instead went with the 2500 RL. The center situated bathroom and the huge rear window were what sold us on it.
I just got one 26 rb but T the same time got a new 305 z71 rst for 3 months I dumped it and got a f 250 ford 6.2 I needed a little hever truck perfect the half ton was straining up hills that 26 rb loaded is 7200 lb my apinion for safety a 250 is the way to go a 150 its a straining but it will do it you are max out on it I learned the hard way
I would think the bigger the unit, the more efficient floor vents would be, plus putting a vent in the underbelly would help keep pipes from freezing, floor vents don't tie up cabinet space either.
I really like the Euro look of the cabinetry- the two-tone wood with that metal strip is sleek and attractive. Love the drawer storage- especially the little touches like the pegs to hold pots and pans and the tray under the bed. The dinette bench that is not only removable but also has storage is really cool- I haven't seen that before. One thing that is a real turn-off to me is the dinette cushion design. With such a modern looking trailer, the buffalo plaid tan cushion back just doesn't match at all- it looks dated! Thanks for the video Josh!
Great video!! As always!! 🎉 If possible, I don’t think I’ve seeing a video of your thoughts on a Lance bunkhouse, specially the 22s model. Thank you for your unique perspective on your videos. Very informative and entertaining!!
Josh, one thing you should note, the power stab jacks are not standard. My wife and I have been shopping the (full) imagine line lately and many still come needing the power drill special stabilizers
This is a very nice Trailer. I have a 2020 261RL Connect and this is an upgrade on my Trailer. I like having 2 entrances and exits in my Connect. Negatives for me compared to my trailer are 1 entrance, no electric fireplace, a bit heavier, way smaller rear window. Positives compared to my trailer are way more storage, bigger holding tanks and propane tanks, higher end electronics to control RV. Not sure after comparing which one I would have purchased if both were available to me when I purchased last year. Probably would have chosen the one I bought because of price and 2 doors and electric fireplace.
Oh yeah, I forget it was toilet TV compliant, told you it was a great model! While I see what you're getting at with the Lite Brite idea, I have to declare those pegs are for a custom Battleship game. Quilted Northern? I have to give it to you, you're probably the only person I know who could make potty humor out of a rockguard! It's really nice to see they've made power stabilizing standard on Imagines now. Yeah, what we'd do with this one (which is our fallback if we end up not being able to acquire/afford our intended 3100RD) is put in a fireplace under the TV somehow, swap out the dinette for a desk, and install an impressive lithium battery bank behind the docking station in the pass through (because battery theft is real, yo!). We're both glad to see you coming around to appreciate Grand Designs, welcome to the dark side! The other half again, says she's glad you're our Uncle Josh. Edit: Another good one, if you're going to ignore my constant badgering about the Imagine 3100RD is the Imagine 2670MK, Those two and this, the 2600RB are our entire short list.
I've seen plenty of DIY fireplaces under TVs in RVs. There's a world of opportunities there! MANY RV brands purposely size cabinets under TVs for a fireplace even if it's not offered in case they want to expand / revise features in the future.
Your reviews are great; thanks for doing them for us. Imagine is great, but it just seems the Freedom Express 252RBS has more to offer: BR windshield, bedroom vent (for EZ 2nd A/C install if needed), huge outdoor kitchen, and much larger linen closet in bathroom as well as bigger pantry in LR. Trade off: FrEx has no electric jacks, and no solar panel/controller installed. Both capable of handling bigger array though. So far I can't find anything that beats the 252RBS for
We have the Imagine XLS 22RBE (same bathroom) and, when we picked her up in December of 2020, my husband started laughing and said "oh my God, your purse matches the cabinets!!" Yep, my purse matches the two-tone cabinets (hahahahaha). I mean, it was meant to be :). I really like this one as well.
As you know I’m a fan of Imagines and ai like this one as a couples camper. As a couples camper though I’d think hard about ordering it with the table and chairs over the Dinette. I’d like to see an outside kitchen on this model even if that means shrinking the bathroom a bit. You’d Likely need to move the sink over a couple of feet to create space behind it but there should be room. You could have a large storage area then in the bathroom above the outside kitchen. I’d like a door into the bedroom to give you travel access. There is room and they do it on other floor plans. I’d lose the power stabilizers jacks and put the money in suspension and max air vent fans. I’d also like to see the entire Imagine line go 50A. Right now it’s only about half of them (Starting at the next unit up ironically) and I can tell you that it’s really nice to have the second AC in a 32’ unit when the temps get up there. Plus there is more than enough in these units in the way of electrical draws to overload a 30A circuit. Great job as always Josh. Really enjoying your reviews.
Apex and Spirit both make something like this with a mini camp kitchen under the bath sink. I think it's totally possible w/o really sacrificing much inside. 30 vs 50 amp is an interesting debate. This size is definitely right on that borderline
@@JoshtheRVNerd my big thing with 30 vs 50 isn’t so much a second AC it’s everything else. Try to run a single AC while someone is in the shower with electric hot water heat and the other person in camper is using the microwave (plus normal house loads) and your going to overload a 30A circuit every time. A modern 30A trailer like this one requires careful management of electric loads. A 50A unit by contrast is brainless. Just plug it in and go.
To me this is the best version of this floorplan not just the floorplan it's self but the hitch weight compared to others everything works really well could Care less not having a second door. If I had to give it a downfall it would be the large awning yes it's nice and big but also hard to use if not in perfect weather as it will turn into a large sail and water spot I'd rather have like a 18ft max one and I feel instead of prepping it for tpms use that money for a upgraded equalizer, great unit tho I'd still buy it👍👍
I like the idea of the app control all in one , and a little less bright color on the lighting , and being retired LEO is it possible for a secure weapon storage locker someplace in there 🤔 , and increase panels and batteries just because I like over kill 🤷🏻♂️
Josh is it just me or have I noticed after watching your videos for 3 to 40 years I understand price increases are always normal but manufacturers are now nickeling diamond the buyer by example the smaller fans years ago they would have put the bigger fan in there when you're spending 40 50 $60,000 their nickel and diming you by putting the cheapest smallest thing in and letting you pay for the upgrades just a thought plus on an RV like this is it possible to get an on-demand hot water heater and electric fireplace so you're not constantly burning up your propane sorry if I made anybody mad by this question it just ran through my head when you pointed out that little fan thanks for everything you do Josh cuz you definitely show the good the bad and the ugly to everybody no matter what the manufacturer or who you work for stay honest....
There are often odd little decisions I see by designers that don’t always make sense. One of the reasons I like Rockwood/Flagstaff a lot is due to how they really pay attention to stuff like that
I love this companies, style. So creative, and the pattern on the cushions, stupid thing, but I love it. Plaid is awesome. Sorry, not sorry ! lol. Ty Josh.
Hello Josh! In our camping group, we have 3 couples that have this model from Grand Design. They all like it, save for the issue of no "road mode" access without opening the slide. Would also like to see max air vents from the factory on such a higher end brand to start with. I do like the docking station being self contained, and there is only one flush pipe to use so you don't have to move the camper to empty while at the dump station. This model, and the Keystone Cougar 26RBS are very close in thought and design; I like them both! Thanks as always for the videos! ~Lou
@@JoshtheRVNerd I agree! Plus, I do like having that 2nd door at the bedroom, as for us, it would be a good safety measure in an emergency situation....
Uncle Josh, you can sleep in this trailer without opening the slideout. You simply use the dinnette. Most people could probably sleep one night on it or the hide-a-bed ( if that's the option chosen). You already need the table to be in place for travel...... Just a thought.
Actually I wouldn't recommend that. Floor-flush slides like these are not intended to be occupied when retracted. They're not properly supported for load bearing and shifting weight. I don't believe a hide-a-bed could open when the slide is closed either. I haven't done a good job of explaining that fully in the past and just want to make sure someone doesn't mess up their RV as a result
Oh interesting. I knew you couldn't use the slide if it was part way out. I thought that the floor underneath the slide would have supported it enough for it to be safe. Im glad you told me because that was my plan.
Toliet? Those nice big windows really eat into your cabinet space. I agree 100% on that front windshield. We live in Georgia so a solar window in the bedroom isn't something we want. It works ok in a front kitchen floor plan. Nice unit overall.
We have this model and love it. Just a couple of little things, the TV is too high. We bought mount to lower it. The cupboard in the entry is great but so deep you lose stuff at the back. Some people have made a cut out behind the TV to reach it. This is for all campers, the black awning is hot! Why don't they make the white like they used to?
I have the Grand design imagine 2600RB. 2021, and the problem I have is that the glass front door under the tv doesn't stay shut when traveling, I tape bubble wrap over it to keep it from being broken.
Watching this about 6 mo. Late but I absolutely love that RV. The only thing that I would change is the theater seating to a sleeper sofa I guess you can say that I'm not a big fan of theater seating. That's fine if it's in a house with a home theater but not in a TT but that's just my preference. Outside of the theater seating. If I had a 1 ton single wheel truck to tow it with and the money in the bank to buy that unit outright. I would definitely jump at it with no questions. In fact, I would get rid of everything I had in my apartment and live in that full time and the heck with paying the over priced apartment rentals now days. I would actually be happy living in that. I would just have to make sure that I'm in an area that the weather doesn't get too cold and I'll be good to go. The bathroom also sold me on it. I'm 6'3" in bare feet and that shower hight is awsome size for me. Too bad my current bills are pretty much outweighing my income now, oh well. Not everyone can afford nice things I guess..
@@JoshtheRVNerd Still would be over my budget but Inthank you for the info though. Maybe next time I'm out that way visiting with my Dad. I'll take a trip up to the lot. My Dad lives in Niles, Michigan.
That looks almost wheel chair accessible with large interior doors. If the wheelchair is one of the narrow ones or a scooter, it might work if you added a lift at the door.
Love the huge awning and how they got the sewer connection up high so it's not as likely to be damaged. The two tone kitchen cabinets put me off a little. Makes it look kinda dated. The trim on the bedroom headboard "pockets" stick out pretty far. Maybe thinner trim. Stop putting speakers in the sidewalls. It's not 1997 anymore. I have plenty of Bluetooth speakers. Kinda minor, but stuff that bugs me. I wish those TOLIET signs were spelled correctly that bugs me more than the fact they had to put them in there in the first place.
Scalding you Scappp/ LOL! "Scalding your scalp" How about just - -"Burning my brain! Have a good one Josh. Oh, by the way, I think the kitchen cabinets look like an 80's thing.
Nice rv. Wish the tv was lower. Not sure where that toilet paper holder would go. Hesitant about the half ton towable, believe it would be just below the max tow for my half ton Chevy 5.3 w tow package. Prefer a little more wiggle room.
I definitely understand the half-ton hesitation. It really depends on the truck in question. Several viewers have shared success stories with half-ton'ing this model. But I 100% feel owners should purchase and tow according to their comfort zones
@@JoshtheRVNerd yeah, just checked the door sticker on my truck, 7k GVWR. This one is nice but a bit heavy for my current truck. Thanks for all the great videos and info Josh!
I would like a door for the bedroom. I often wonder, if it's a couples camper or if it sleeps 10 adults. Why on earth do the manufacturers only include one (1) towel rack in the bathroom? Is the price of towel racks in Indiana so high that installing two (2) towel racks would push the price of the unit beyond reach for most of us? 😂🤣😂
@@JoshtheRVNerd Maybe the manufactures think campers don't shower? Or we use disposable towels to dry off with? First mods to any camper I have owned has been roof vent covers and towel racks.
Josh, After scouring the internet and watching a lot of videos, I stumbled across your channel and because of a lot of your videos and input we bought a new 2022 Grand Design 2400BH from Bish's in Idaho. I want to thank you for all your honest reviews and enjoyable content. You provide a refreshing outlook and reputation for RV dealerships. Wish more of them could be like you guys. I have really enjoyed it and learned a ton! We pickup our trailer in a few weeks, excited!
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Josh: I’d like to suggest a change to the Bish commode signage to:
IF YOU USE THIS COMMODE, YOU’VE JUST BOUGHT YOURSELF A NEW RV.
It will either get people to not use the commode or increase Bish’s RV sales. A winner either way.😊😁😊😂😂😂
Respectfully, W.S.
I have a whole file of signs for unattended children like
Unattended children will be sold to gypsies
Unattended children will be given an espresso and a puppy and sent home
I used to pull my 2600RB with my Toyota Tundra for years with no problem. Ended up trading for a Ram 2500 diesel and you’d never know the thing is back there now. I love my 2600RB.
Great model! Enjoy 😊
We have this camper after upgrading from a 22MLE. We love the large bathroom, and open floor plan especially with our 2 large dogs. The huge awning is also very nice and provides a lot a shade. Also, the pocket doors to close the bedroom off for privacy is very nice. Fit and finish in the trailer is excellent. I am very picky, and have barely found any Issues. Overall the camper and cabinets feel very solid, and it’s clearly well put together. Would highly recommend for a couple. We pull it with our 3.5 Ecoboost F150 and it’s no problem with a properly set up WDH.
Ty for sharing! Especially your towing experience
Thanks for the towing feedback. Looking at this one for my 2.7L turbo Silverado, which has 14,500 CGWR, 9000 max tow and 900 lb max tongue.
@@sunmanav8 just fyi - fully loaded, the 2600rb is easily 1100lbs on the tongue.
@@TheSteelerider I haven't been able to find this floor plan at about 5000 lbs dry weight (max towing for me is about 6500 lbs, maybe 7000 at most to stay safe. Has anyone found this floor plan that light on the dry weight?
Very nice Imagine Travel Trailer 👍👍👍👍👍 Great Work Josh!👍👍👍👍👍
Thx again Nick :)
@@JoshtheRVNerd
You're welcome Josh😊😊👍👍👍
I love the layout of this. Three things would make this better... a more slender table to allow for more comfortable seating around the table, the flip up counter extension being fully flush with the existing counter and an on demand tankless water heater. Otherwise, it's pretty awesome! It's going to the top of our list!
TY for watching, Pamela! :)
On demand hot water heater, from what I understand, are totally electric right?
Yes elec
This was the first RV we were able to mentally picture ourselves in. I'm waiting to watch the video with the other half, but off the top of my head, the only thing we'd change about this unit is modifying the cabinet/drawers under the TV to house an electric fireplace. If anybody is interested, the UA-cam channel lifererouted is a couple that has lived in their 2600RB for something like four years now. They ripped out the dinette and custom made a desk to take its place; they really opened our eyes to the limitless possibilities that exist in personalizing an RV.
I love desk ideas!
If you go Daniel Boonedocking the windows can be great, they are also good to see your neighbor and bother them when you stare out the window at them in the park. lol. `Many people will love this rig. The "quilted northern" front is great for going to Alaska for a summer. Be safe Mr. Josh.
"Daniel Boondocking" is now an official Nerdism. It shall be known as the 37th
"So say we all"
We have the same model but a 2021.
Have traveled twice to the desert southwest.
From Washington state. And we tow with a ram 1500 with airbags and a weight distribution hitch.
And sway control.
We have had no issues.
A very well built trailer and great floor plan for the two of us.
This one is a keeper for a long time!
LOVE stories like this from owners! Thank yoU!
Best RV reviews on UA-cam!
Wow Ty!!
I really like this model. I've watched a lot of other reviews, but this one is the most comprehensive that I've seen so far. Very well done, very well done indeed. Thanks.
This is my favorite floorplan. I would prefer the sofa sleeper option and I miss having a outdoor kitchen.
Coachmen has a couple of similar layouts with a camp kitchen. As does Jayco. Try these:
→ White Hawk 27RB: bit.ly/3iC5Hn9
→ Spirit 2557RB: bit.ly/3oRiGUP
→ Apex 265RBSS (Video might not yet be ready..): bit.ly/3HYaPN1
Camp side windows are a must. Looking out at deer in the morning or watching boats go by is priceless. Bought a Salem 26 RT to have nothing but huge windows to look out. If we were in close campgrounds it wouldn't matter but we only use state parks and corps campgrounds.
Yeah FSX salem/wildwood is VERY good about big camp side windows!
This is the floor plan of our Kodiak. It works really great for us. However, I don’t love the lack of camp side windows just because I like to peek outside before opening the door especially at night with the dogs. The Kodiak also has a fireplace and the pantry behind it is huge. I am also envious of the non fixed table. I’d rather one like this unit has.😊
Very nice, love the storage in the kitchen and bedroom. The bench seat would be a nice place to store extra blankets and board games. Nice one to consider in 7 years when I retire.
This one is great……the kitchen is very passable, and the bedroom is cpap friendly. Love the theatre seats and the extra storage in the bathroom
They do a lot of good things here
I would just add an outdoor kitchen ( just sink n refrigerator) dont need grill most people have their own plus preference. But a sink to wash hands while cooking and not running in rv would definitely be an WOW, FACTOR!!!
Here’s one with a similar layout that includes a little camp kitchen m.ua-cam.com/video/-5aw2tqN0vc/v-deo.html
Thanks for posting this one Josh. They need to loose the carpet, give us a bigger bath sink and lower the TV height. We've had our eye on this one for awhile now..... Maybe 2023???
I hear from a lot of owners the TV looks high, but works nicely once you're reclined. Some folks still feel it's high. Varies from person to person I think
No carpet is something I think everyone would love to see
Really nice trailer! I have mixed opinions about bedroom doors but in this instance, a bedroom door might be nice. I really like the solar and 12v fridge!
Ty sir! Welcome :)
The cubbies in the closet are an awesome addition.
Agreed! Really enhances the function. I think I'd put up some cargo netting for travel though to keep that stuff form bouncing out onto the floor
I plan on only camping in warmer climate, I can also do without the camp side windows!
I love this floor plan, just wish they would do the underbed storage like they do in the freedom express. Coachman took their storage over the top, so that you actually never have to lift the bed. I'd also like a fireplacein the entainment center.
Yeah what coachman is doing in some of their brands with storage into the bed is just awesome. Ulta by east of west is also doing something very good and similar
LMAO!!! Josh, you make me laugh so hard!!! Thank you! I love this trailer, although it's too big for me and probably too expensive, but I watch all of the videos for your sense of humor.
TY Robin :)
I'm glad you like it because I don't know how else to be?
Best place for the TP holder always seems to be inside the lower cabinet door. Just get a double stick tape with an open ended holder. It’s out of the way, but there when you need it.
love your videos even the flubs. god bless. i especially like how you review the bathroom each time
Though I do have kind of a history of forgetting on motorhomes lol
I put that dinette cloth design on my cat
Now it’s a Plaid-a-puss. LMBO
No, seriously; I really like this little camper.
I love this.
The toilet TV viewing has sold me.
Boom.
I like this unit. The small open shelves in the bathroom are fine. The could be used for towels, to etc. The only thing I would change is the window on the front door. It needs to be clear with a shade in it. That way you can see who may be at your door and extra window space. Thanks Josh
I've seen plenty of people add those windows to the doors. Saw someone add one high and one low which i LOVED as well
Love this camper!! A few things I don’t care for: open cabinets in bathroom, wish it had a fireplace, really don’t like doors in the dinette- I want drawers or pull outs! I don’t know the size of the oven, but I would want the bigger one, and hate the blue accent lights!!
We have thec2018 version of this...amazing big feel in a lightweight 1/2 ton towable TT...we towed with a Nissan Titan...love the large bathroom...I'm a big guy 6'3" 265...downs are shower door and bedroom not accessible when slide is in...but for a couple with a larger breed dog this camper is awesome...
I love getting feedback from actual honors like this thank you
Love this unit , there is just the 2 of us and our large dog , we stay outside 90% of the time but we do want more more inside for rainy days or if go in early, and love the self leveling . Thanks this is one we most checkout. Love the Pete Griffin by the way
That impression is "aw sweet Lois" lol :)
I used to think the built in pet bowls were clever, but the comment by another viewer has me questioning that. Is it a good idea to let your dog essentially eat out of the cabinets? Might they damage it with spilled water and food. Might they scratch at the drawer when it is closed? Won’t it draw pests? Is keeping the drawer clean more work than cleaning up regular pet dishes.? Do you have any experience with used RVs at Advantage that had these drawers? And in general, are used campers that have signs of pets harder to sell? Are buyers reluctant to buy pet-used RVs?
I don't see the drawers as a place for the pets to eat, but maybe just to store the bowls. It's more of an IDEA to me -- I'd take the bowls out for the pets once at a destination.
Like the trailer layout, storage and tank sizes. I just wish it had a fireplace option and a little more payload capacity.
What would seem like a good target CCC for them to shoot for?
We bought the GD 22RBE instead of this floor plan because when the slide is in, we can still reach everything. We also love that there is a headboard vs a window in thr bedroom. Much better climate control and privacy.
That's another good one I need to get captured sometime!
why do they (all of them ) put the fuse box so low when you are old it is so hard to check it
When I compare this Grand Design 2600RB to the Jay Feather 25RB... overall I like how Grand Design executed this layout better however there are 2 things on the Jay Feather that makes me choose the Jay Feather over the Grand Design. 1... I prefer the walk-in closet/pantry behind the TV vs the cabinet/drawers under the TV. 2... the Jay Feather has an outside kitchen, more specifically an outside fridge which is a must have for us.
That’s why I like having multiple versions of layouts - to zero in on what works best for each client
WAIT! With the slide closed, can't you crawl through the slide side window to get into the bedroom? 😂 😂
My fat butt sure can’t lol
I had a light brite! Another nice Imagine!
I cant wait until you do the 2670!
👍🏻
I understand that the light colors are trending however, I really enjoy the darker colors.... shades of brown! and a bigger televisios ...
And THAT is why I like having so much variety among our lineup! Thank you!
@@JoshtheRVNerdI’m looking floor plans on the websites and looking for options in colors and fabrics… not all campers are created equal however, I do pay attention to everything you say!
@@foxspokane My wife says I sound better when she tunes me out so... :)
@@JoshtheRVNerd LOL! Well she does live with you! I tune my hubby out as well!
❤️your videos, they are great, informative and always have great humor. One thing about having many different TT out there, you can have one your way, just like Burger King you can have it your way🙂🙂. Josh it’s easy to put backsplash & side splash’s in the kitchen without being an engineer, all it takes is a Grand Design imagination. 👏👏👏👏for a great video, stay warm up North
It really is one of the things I'm enjoying most about having access to all sorts of brands - being able to help match people up with the ideal RV for them rather than needing to direct them more to what we just happen to carry
Like this one ! Don’t love though. It’s lacking a bit in the hanging clothes area. 2 small closets isn’t enough to hold coats for multiple temps, or if traveling for several weeks or months. Not to mention you can’t get to them while traveling. Kitchen layout and pantry storage was nice and adequate. I like that they moved the dinette storage door to open the opposite direction. Now you won’t scrape your bare leg or catch your pant leg on the handle. Oh, and they finally nixed those awful sharp door pulls! As always, great review Josh!
Yeah those sharp pills were nasty. Winnebago was using the same thing for a while. Ripped my calf open on one once
Josh. Really like that one for a couples trailer on a long trip to Alaska or out west. Could pull nicely with an Expedition. Too bad we have 5 years until retirement and we make that trip.
Start playing those scratch off tickets and retire early? lol
Very nice!
Single bowl sink ... would take me some getting used to. Hard to conserve water while washing dishes in a single bowl (call me old-school).
BUT ... this version of this layout actually has some counter space for food prep! Most with this layout don't.
I'm a fan of NO fireplace ... I'd rather have the storage. My propane usage in cooler travel weather is generally negligible. If I were to get concerned about it, I could get an electric space heater.
When I started looking for my replacement trailer (I currently have a 21 footer) I scoffed at outside kitchens because of the space they take, but I've seen so many WITH them that they seem weird without them now!
I enjoy travelling solo (the husband is always invited ... but I admit I sometimes like it when he has something else to do!) so for my sanity something I'd like to see offered by manufacturers is an auto-leveling system. It's been a standard in motorhomes for years. Essentially a standard in fifth wheels now (I think?). The systems are starting to be offered by higher end travel trailer mfrs on the their longer floorplans. Now ... to get it to work it's way down to the mid-range units ... even it it's just an extra option. Get the word out for me, would you?
Thank you for the giggles (oh, and the information/review too!)
Trick for the farm sinks + dishes: Either start with very little water and only add water as you're rinsing OR get a tub you use to create a wash basin & rinse in the other half of the sink
Glad to see they changed the cupboard and drawer handles. Our 2021 2600RB model had the handles with sharp edges which were recalled (I lacerated my forehead on one). That large kitchen drawer... a huge problem and should NOT be "cloned". The drawer is very hard to pull out (we don't even have it filled with heavy objects). Also, one of the latches came loose, the drawer fell out while traveling and damaged the vinyl floor. My husband had to buy better drawer slides and replace them.
Yeah.. Winnebago did something similar with their handles and I legit sliced my calf pretty badly on one of their first models from a dinette drawer
In 2017, we were dead set on getting the 2600RB, but instead went with the 2500 RL. The center situated bathroom and the huge rear window were what sold us on it.
I’m always curious why folks go with one over the other. Ty for sharing that
In road mode you could use the dinette for emergency sleeping lol. Should sleep two people.
I just got one 26 rb but T the same time got a new 305 z71 rst for 3 months I dumped it and got a f 250 ford 6.2 I needed a little hever truck perfect the half ton was straining up hills that 26 rb loaded is 7200 lb my apinion for safety a 250 is the way to go a 150 its a straining but it will do it you are max out on it I learned the hard way
TY for sharing, Bruce. This is good stuff for other potential clients to see!
I really like these trailers but the never ending debate is with the heating outlets. I'd much rather have them in the floor, and yes I have dogs.
lol I don't think we'll ever stop hearing that debate either
I would think the bigger the unit, the more efficient floor vents would be, plus putting a vent in the underbelly would help keep pipes from freezing, floor vents don't tie up cabinet space either.
I really like the Euro look of the cabinetry- the two-tone wood with that metal strip is sleek and attractive. Love the drawer storage- especially the little touches like the pegs to hold pots and pans and the tray under the bed. The dinette bench that is not only removable but also has storage is really cool- I haven't seen that before. One thing that is a real turn-off to me is the dinette cushion design. With such a modern looking trailer, the buffalo plaid tan cushion back just doesn't match at all- it looks dated! Thanks for the video Josh!
Great video!! As always!! 🎉
If possible, I don’t think I’ve seeing a video of your thoughts on a Lance bunkhouse, specially the 22s model. Thank you for your unique perspective on your videos. Very informative and entertaining!!
I now have the ability to include lance models on this channel but haven't YET been able to visit a facility that carries them. It's coming though :)
I can just see my St Bernard mix drinking out of the doggie drawer…. Ohh the slobbering warping of the wood….. 🤪
lol I'd definitely recommend something a little more dedicated for the bigger dogs :)
That was a fantastic Peter griffin! I think you have potential for a good John madden.
I will work on it! BOOM! Tough actin’ tinactin
Need a drawer slide in the cabinet behind the tv.
Josh, one thing you should note, the power stab jacks are not standard. My wife and I have been shopping the (full) imagine line lately and many still come needing the power drill special stabilizers
TY. I did a poor job of covering that
This is a very nice Trailer. I have a 2020 261RL Connect and this is an upgrade on my Trailer. I like having 2 entrances and exits in my Connect.
Negatives for me compared to my trailer are 1 entrance, no electric fireplace, a bit heavier, way smaller rear window.
Positives compared to my trailer are way more storage, bigger holding tanks and propane tanks, higher end electronics to control RV.
Not sure after comparing which one I would have purchased if both were available to me when I purchased last year. Probably would have chosen the one I bought because of price and 2 doors and electric fireplace.
TY for sharing Tom! That's the real info I hope to get from folks!
@@JoshtheRVNerd keep em coming! I enjoy the channel.
Oh yeah, I forget it was toilet TV compliant, told you it was a great model! While I see what you're getting at with the Lite Brite idea, I have to declare those pegs are for a custom Battleship game. Quilted Northern? I have to give it to you, you're probably the only person I know who could make potty humor out of a rockguard! It's really nice to see they've made power stabilizing standard on Imagines now.
Yeah, what we'd do with this one (which is our fallback if we end up not being able to acquire/afford our intended 3100RD) is put in a fireplace under the TV somehow, swap out the dinette for a desk, and install an impressive lithium battery bank behind the docking station in the pass through (because battery theft is real, yo!). We're both glad to see you coming around to appreciate Grand Designs, welcome to the dark side! The other half again, says she's glad you're our Uncle Josh.
Edit: Another good one, if you're going to ignore my constant badgering about the Imagine 3100RD is the Imagine 2670MK, Those two and this, the 2600RB are our entire short list.
I've seen plenty of DIY fireplaces under TVs in RVs. There's a world of opportunities there! MANY RV brands purposely size cabinets under TVs for a fireplace even if it's not offered in case they want to expand / revise features in the future.
I'm starting to be able to _Imagine_ your short list now lol
@@JoshtheRVNerd Well done sir, this is why you're the best.
We are now buying a 2600rb and the power stabilizers were quickly removed from the Imagine line. I was told because of weight.
Your reviews are great; thanks for doing them for us. Imagine is great, but it just seems the Freedom Express 252RBS has more to offer: BR windshield, bedroom vent (for EZ 2nd A/C install if needed), huge outdoor kitchen, and much larger linen closet in bathroom as well as bigger pantry in LR. Trade off: FrEx has no electric jacks, and no solar panel/controller installed. Both capable of handling bigger array though. So far I can't find anything that beats the 252RBS for
That 252 was a model I accidentally inspired 😂
I think it’s a pretty strong contender as well
OMG! I'm not letting my hubby know about the toilet friendly tv! lol
What’s his number?
I’ll do it.
@@JoshtheRVNerd LOL and he would LOVE you forever for it and I would be asking you how to purchase a porta potty for myself LOL!
Check out the shower curtain Josh?! It’s that heaven plastic sheeting that rolls up! I’m all forGlass!
I would love an fireplace
You could probably have one inserted if you're willing to give up the drawer space. Most people prefer the drawers and have their fires outside.
We have the Imagine XLS 22RBE (same bathroom) and, when we picked her up in December of 2020, my husband started laughing and said "oh my God, your purse matches the cabinets!!" Yep, my purse matches the two-tone cabinets (hahahahaha). I mean, it was meant to be :). I really like this one as well.
Lol that’s funny. Nothing like making a match!
As you know I’m a fan of Imagines and ai like this one as a couples camper.
As a couples camper though I’d think hard about ordering it with the table and chairs over the Dinette.
I’d like to see an outside kitchen on this model even if that means shrinking the bathroom a bit. You’d
Likely need to move the sink over a couple of feet to create space behind it but there should be room. You could have a large storage area then in the bathroom above the outside kitchen.
I’d like a door into the bedroom to give you travel access. There is room and they do it on other floor plans.
I’d lose the power stabilizers jacks and put the money in suspension and max air vent fans.
I’d also like to see the entire Imagine line go 50A. Right now it’s only about half of them
(Starting at the next unit up ironically) and I can tell you that it’s really nice to have the second AC in a 32’ unit when the temps get up there. Plus there is more than enough in these units in the way of electrical draws to overload a 30A circuit.
Great job as always Josh. Really enjoying your reviews.
Apex and Spirit both make something like this with a mini camp kitchen under the bath sink. I think it's totally possible w/o really sacrificing much inside.
30 vs 50 amp is an interesting debate. This size is definitely right on that borderline
@@JoshtheRVNerd my big thing with 30 vs 50 isn’t so much a second AC it’s everything else. Try to run a single AC while someone is in the shower with electric hot water heat and the other person in camper is using the microwave (plus normal house loads) and your going to overload a 30A circuit every time.
A modern 30A trailer like this one requires careful management of electric loads. A 50A unit by contrast is brainless. Just plug it in and go.
To me this is the best version of this floorplan not just the floorplan it's self but the hitch weight compared to others everything works really well could Care less not having a second door. If I had to give it a downfall it would be the large awning yes it's nice and big but also hard to use if not in perfect weather as it will turn into a large sail and water spot I'd rather have like a 18ft max one and I feel instead of prepping it for tpms use that money for a upgraded equalizer, great unit tho I'd still buy it👍👍
I have to look a little further on how GD hitch weights are always a bit lighter
We’ve opened our curtain to find two people staring at us sitting at the dinette! We keep blinds mostly down!
Love the jokes and references
Good because that’s all I got 😂
I like the idea of the app control all in one , and a little less bright color on the lighting , and being retired LEO is it possible for a secure weapon storage locker someplace in there 🤔 , and increase panels and batteries just because I like over kill 🤷🏻♂️
Unsure on the weapon storage. I would estimate there’s a few ways you could go about it
Josh do a review on the 2022 astoria 2913fk
Josh, first off I love your channel, thank you for all you do I realize how much work it is! Any chance you can review a TRANSCEND XPLOR 221RB?
I have seen one and just didn’t have the time to record it. Will try to get it next time I am around one
Josh is it just me or have I noticed after watching your videos for 3 to 40 years I understand price increases are always normal but manufacturers are now nickeling diamond the buyer by example the smaller fans years ago they would have put the bigger fan in there when you're spending 40 50 $60,000 their nickel and diming you by putting the cheapest smallest thing in and letting you pay for the upgrades just a thought plus on an RV like this is it possible to get an on-demand hot water heater and electric fireplace so you're not constantly burning up your propane sorry if I made anybody mad by this question it just ran through my head when you pointed out that little fan thanks for everything you do Josh cuz you definitely show the good the bad and the ugly to everybody no matter what the manufacturer or who you work for stay honest....
There are often odd little decisions I see by designers that don’t always make sense. One of the reasons I like Rockwood/Flagstaff a lot is due to how they really pay attention to stuff like that
I love this companies, style. So creative, and the pattern on the cushions, stupid thing, but I love it. Plaid is awesome. Sorry, not sorry ! lol. Ty Josh.
Those cushions are also reversible!
@@JoshtheRVNerd For those weird people, who don't like plaid? :) lol
Do you think they could put elevator bunks over the sofa and dinette? I do like the floorplan.
Hello Josh! In our camping group, we have 3 couples that have this model from Grand Design. They all like it, save for the issue of no "road mode" access without opening the slide. Would also like to see max air vents from the factory on such a higher end brand to start with. I do like the docking station being self contained, and there is only one flush pipe to use so you don't have to move the camper to empty while at the dump station. This model, and the Keystone Cougar 26RBS are very close in thought and design; I like them both! Thanks as always for the videos! ~Lou
Yeah that 26RBS is one that REALLY speaks to me personally. The storage in it is just bonkers and I don't mind a corner shower personally.
@@JoshtheRVNerd I agree! Plus, I do like having that 2nd door at the bedroom, as for us, it would be a good safety measure in an emergency situation....
@@loulentz3107 2nd door is my preference as well
Uncle Josh, you can sleep in this trailer without opening the slideout. You simply use the dinnette. Most people could probably sleep one night on it or the hide-a-bed ( if that's the option chosen). You already need the table to be in place for travel...... Just a thought.
Actually I wouldn't recommend that. Floor-flush slides like these are not intended to be occupied when retracted. They're not properly supported for load bearing and shifting weight. I don't believe a hide-a-bed could open when the slide is closed either.
I haven't done a good job of explaining that fully in the past and just want to make sure someone doesn't mess up their RV as a result
Oh interesting. I knew you couldn't use the slide if it was part way out. I thought that the floor underneath the slide would have supported it enough for it to be safe. Im glad you told me because that was my plan.
I still can't believe no one else loves the toilet TV but the old lady says no 🙄 but she's not always here 😁
lol
Would love to see your take on a Imagine 2670MK!
Stay tuned! I have one recorded for you!! Was genuinely impressed!!!
Not a bad Peter Griffin imitation. Not great, but not bad. 👍
I haven't worked on it in a while. When I'm practiced I can nail Peter and Chris both. I can do the voice of Herbert but I can't do the whistles :(
Love seeing all these new brands. Are there any of them that you may look at in the future that is similar to the jayco 166fbs or geo pro g19fbs?
Those are SUPER popular layouts so I'll definitely have something that flirts with those designs. NoBo comes to mind
Toliet?
Those nice big windows really eat into your cabinet space.
I agree 100% on that front windshield. We live in Georgia so a solar window in the bedroom isn't something we want. It works ok in a front kitchen floor plan.
Nice unit overall.
Toliet
As in Romeo 😂
We have this model and love it. Just a couple of little things, the TV is too high. We bought mount to lower it. The cupboard in the entry is great but so deep you lose stuff at the back. Some people have made a cut out behind the TV to reach it. This is for all campers, the black awning is hot! Why don't they make the white like they used to?
If I had to guess - black awning looks cool
Whereas white awning keeps you cool
I would love to see the 22RBE also if you can. With these slides can they be partially opened and then closed after like similar layouts?
THIS slide system allows for that, yes. Not EVERY Imagine uses that same system, though
I have the Grand design imagine 2600RB. 2021, and the problem I have is that the glass front door under the tv doesn't stay shut when traveling, I tape bubble wrap over it to keep it from being broken.
Hmm.. TY for sharing
Great video. Would you consider doing a video on a cougar half ton model 24SABWE PLEASE?
That’s a west coast model and I am not out there as often but I will keep an eye out for it
Light Bright!
When you know
You know
When you get a chance can you show a Grand design 2970rl travel trailer!
Will do!
Added this one to my list of possibles. Does it have a fulltime Warranty??
Not specifically for full timing. But that’s something I don’t see GD penalizing people for. They tend to step up as needed
They should add LEDs to the Lite Brite drawer. Be so cool! lol
...oh my lord... that'd be amazing
FYI… if you have a CPAP or BIPAP machine, it will not fit in that little cubby in the bedroom if you use your humidifier
Ty
Josh great video as always. So who is the person who printed the sign on the toilet, maybe get proper spell check next time 🤣😂
His name was Romeo
Romeo.. the Toliet lol
Watching this about 6 mo. Late but I absolutely love that RV. The only thing that I would change is the theater seating to a sleeper sofa I guess you can say that I'm not a big fan of theater seating. That's fine if it's in a house with a home theater but not in a TT but that's just my preference. Outside of the theater seating. If I had a 1 ton single wheel truck to tow it with and the money in the bank to buy that unit outright. I would definitely jump at it with no questions. In fact, I would get rid of everything I had in my apartment and live in that full time and the heck with paying the over priced apartment rentals now days. I would actually be happy living in that. I would just have to make sure that I'm in an area that the weather doesn't get too cold and I'll be good to go. The bathroom also sold me on it. I'm 6'3" in bare feet and that shower hight is awsome size for me. Too bad my current bills are pretty much outweighing my income now, oh well. Not everyone can afford nice things I guess..
I call that _fashionably late_
@@JoshtheRVNerd That RY must be in the 50,000 dollar range , If not it must be pretty close? lol
@@christophermcmichael880 Looks like we have a 2022 remaining in stock in the low 40's
@@JoshtheRVNerd Still would be over my budget but Inthank you for the info though. Maybe next time I'm out that way visiting with my Dad. I'll take a trip up to the lot. My Dad lives in Niles, Michigan.
That looks almost wheel chair accessible with large interior doors. If the wheelchair is one of the narrow ones or a scooter, it might work if you added a lift at the door.
Never considered that but you might be right!!
Omg! You do a good Peter Griffin!
I think you meant to say my impression is hehehhehehehee frickin’ sweet Lois
Love the huge awning and how they got the sewer connection up high so it's not as likely to be damaged. The two tone kitchen cabinets put me off a little. Makes it look kinda dated. The trim on the bedroom headboard "pockets" stick out pretty far. Maybe thinner trim. Stop putting speakers in the sidewalls. It's not 1997 anymore. I have plenty of Bluetooth speakers. Kinda minor, but stuff that bugs me. I wish those TOLIET signs were spelled correctly that bugs me more than the fact they had to put them in there in the first place.
lol those stupid signs. I know man. I know :)
Everything else is up scale why use the cheapest exhaust fans on the market? At least one should be the upgraded version.
Scalding you Scappp/ LOL! "Scalding your scalp" How about just - -"Burning my brain! Have a good one Josh. Oh, by the way, I think the kitchen cabinets look like an 80's thing.
Apparently my mind was toast man
Nice rv. Wish the tv was lower. Not sure where that toilet paper holder would go. Hesitant about the half ton towable, believe it would be just below the max tow for my half ton Chevy 5.3 w tow package. Prefer a little more wiggle room.
I definitely understand the half-ton hesitation. It really depends on the truck in question. Several viewers have shared success stories with half-ton'ing this model. But I 100% feel owners should purchase and tow according to their comfort zones
@@JoshtheRVNerd yeah, just checked the door sticker on my truck, 7k GVWR. This one is nice but a bit heavy for my current truck. Thanks for all the great videos and info Josh!
I would like a door for the bedroom. I often wonder, if it's a couples camper or if it sleeps 10 adults. Why on earth do the manufacturers only include one (1) towel rack in the bathroom? Is the price of towel racks in Indiana so high that installing two (2) towel racks would push the price of the unit beyond reach for most of us? 😂🤣😂
Man you’re preaching to the choir on that one. Seriously
@@JoshtheRVNerd Maybe the manufactures think campers don't shower? Or we use disposable towels to dry off with? First mods to any camper I have owned has been roof vent covers and towel racks.
love the layout, except they might as well mounted the TV on the ceiling. What were they thinking.
It’s so common lately as well
What is your opinion on the docking stations being inside storage area? What is your opinion on roof materials and construction of roof.
I camped for years without enclosed hookups. I am fine with it without
Their roof is pretty industry standard overall
I want feedback on glass Vs shower curtain/plastic roll up?!
Pricing ? Thanks
Pricing at www.bishs.com/rv-search?stocknumber=2600rb&s=true