Yes I’m gonna pull it with a 2030 3/4 ton Chevy gas 6.6! Always follow the 80/20 rule! Never go over 80% of you’re max tow rating! So mine has max tow rating of 16,800LB this camper maxed out is exactly 83% of my capacity but that’s with the holding tanks full and that’s about 1300 pounds of liquids that I will never haul! So minus that from GVWR and I’ll be at 75% of my max towing capacity!
Hi There! The steps are hinged at the top, so to put them up, you simply lift and fold them back into the entryway, where they secure with a latch that keeps them vertical while you travel. Additionally, the 368MBI is equipped with an electric four-point auto leveling system. Hope that helps, but let us know if you have any other questions!
Storage is a must. I don’t know why such a large TV I would rather go smaller TV more stove counter space. Maybe a regular bed in the spare room. Does this have washer dryer hook up?
I own one and i'll tell you the pros and cons IMO. (these manufactures don't give you enough info on these units, so I will) First the CONS: Poor quality control (so many screws not in or in sideways, just straight poor quality oversight) The temperature sensors are inside the ac units (dumbAF) Cabinets above stove/tv dont stay open (too cheap to add more openers? lol). Alot of space behind fireplace unusable. Glass shower doors (why ? extra weight and hard to clean) same with bedroom mirror wall. Top bunk barely tall enough for a child, why not make it storage? Dimmer on interior lights but not the awning lights... Fridge, cabinets and office door all hit each other!..(future damages coming). Dryer vent mounting isnt ideal at all! Small black water tank (38gal) AC vents aren't in good spots (ex: 2 in bedroom next to each other) Dump valve is mounted so low (hit a rock and there goes the whole septic system. Plus too low to use nicely with a portable dump tank) Front cutty has a spare tire and tons of room for extra batteries BUT the inverter perp is in the middle pass through. Cheap Water pump is loud and slams in the bath and bedroom. Bathroom fan is old style and loud. Now the PROS: 12v fridge! (works great with only 200w solar "summer time") we leave the fridge stocked and running while parked at home. Comfortable seating, Bluetooth capable Auto leveling, Auto hitch feature (F'ing awesome) Bluetooth solar charge monitoring, 12v/propane Tankless hot water (temperature adjustable "save on water" use only as hot as needed), huge fresh water and grey tank 78gal each! AC are powerful but loud if main vents are open (ex: 90* and only took 30mins to be down to 74*) both AC's can run on only 30amp if needed, A lot of 12v plugs (USB & C-type), many 110v inverted ready plugs as well (Extra solar package 400i + package, No inverter on the 200 package) Living room has a quiet rain sensor fan but is so close to the ceiling fan its one or the other (making one useless if trying to use both) With all that said I will be customizing ours but shouldn't have too for the price! Variable water pump, upgrade the black water tank size and get rid of the glass to start.
It’s sooooo good!
Can a 2020 3/4 ton Chevy 2500 Diesel pull this safely?
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Yes I’m gonna pull it with a 2030 3/4 ton Chevy gas 6.6! Always follow the 80/20 rule! Never go over 80% of you’re max tow rating! So mine has max tow rating of 16,800LB this camper maxed out is exactly 83% of my capacity but that’s with the holding tanks full and that’s about 1300 pounds of liquids that I will never haul! So minus that from GVWR and I’ll be at 75% of my max towing capacity!
I want the storage above the sofa instead of more window space.
Same here. There is plenty of windows
Didn't show how stairs pick up and is it self leveling?
Hi There!
The steps are hinged at the top, so to put them up, you simply lift and fold them back into the entryway, where they secure with a latch that keeps them vertical while you travel. Additionally, the 368MBI is equipped with an electric four-point auto leveling system.
Hope that helps, but let us know if you have any other questions!
Storage is a must. I don’t know why such a large TV I would rather go smaller TV more stove counter space. Maybe a regular bed in the spare room. Does this have washer dryer hook up?
I own one and i'll tell you the pros and cons IMO. (these manufactures don't give you enough info on these units, so I will)
First the CONS: Poor quality control (so many screws not in or in sideways, just straight poor quality oversight) The temperature sensors are inside the ac units (dumbAF) Cabinets above stove/tv dont stay open (too cheap to add more openers? lol). Alot of space behind fireplace unusable. Glass shower doors (why ? extra weight and hard to clean) same with bedroom mirror wall. Top bunk barely tall enough for a child, why not make it storage? Dimmer on interior lights but not the awning lights... Fridge, cabinets and office door all hit each other!..(future damages coming). Dryer vent mounting isnt ideal at all! Small black water tank (38gal) AC vents aren't in good spots (ex: 2 in bedroom next to each other) Dump valve is mounted so low (hit a rock and there goes the whole septic system. Plus too low to use nicely with a portable dump tank) Front cutty has a spare tire and tons of room for extra batteries BUT the inverter perp is in the middle pass through. Cheap Water pump is loud and slams in the bath and bedroom. Bathroom fan is old style and loud.
Now the PROS: 12v fridge! (works great with only 200w solar "summer time") we leave the fridge stocked and running while parked at home. Comfortable seating, Bluetooth capable Auto leveling, Auto hitch feature (F'ing awesome) Bluetooth solar charge monitoring, 12v/propane Tankless hot water (temperature adjustable "save on water" use only as hot as needed), huge fresh water and grey tank 78gal each! AC are powerful but loud if main vents are open (ex: 90* and only took 30mins to be down to 74*) both AC's can run on only 30amp if needed, A lot of 12v plugs (USB & C-type), many 110v inverted ready plugs as well (Extra solar package 400i + package, No inverter on the 200 package) Living room has a quiet rain sensor fan but is so close to the ceiling fan its one or the other (making one useless if trying to use both)
With all that said I will be customizing ours but shouldn't have too for the price! Variable water pump, upgrade the black water tank size and get rid of the glass to start.
Give me the storage above the sofa, I need it more than I need more window space.