Thank you so much for showing us your new trailer and taking us on the tour of the Winnebago factory. I really enjoyed seeing how the trailers are made. Thank you!
With a smaller RV and it weighs less , it will help you in higher elevation. And it won't put a strain on your truck. Good luck on your next expedition and get NEW hiking shoes. 😁
That was really interesting to see. After years of camping I put my dishes in the drawer under the stove. We went over a curb and all the dishes fell and broke. I moved the dishes to the bottom drawer and it worked so well for storing dishes and glasses. Been a long time fan of yours. Have fun on your trip to Alaska. Can hardly wait to see it.
Very cool tours at the Winnebago factory. Finally getting know how our trailers are built starting inside out. Thanks for the tour! Very excited to see you Alaska trip!
Hello Traveling Robert, this was such an amazing experience seeing how these RV'S are assembled. I hear that your going to Alaska soon...I can't wait to see that. This was OUTSTANDING Robert!
Thanks for the tours...both your home and the factory. We have a Winnebago and love it. Excited about following along with you to Alaska! Safe travels!❤🙏 Jane in SC
That was really interesting to see all the steps required in building those quality trailers. Look forward to seeing your adventures with the new Minitini IV.
That was awesome to see, Robert, especially with the Winnebago building! The adhering and assembling to form a trailer, along with its electronics, insulations, and interiors in place, it is a hi-tech trailer! You've got yourself a fantastic Micro Minnie trailer, Robert! Take care!!🤗👍🏕
I have fallen behind in my video watching Robert, but this was one of your best. That tour through the factory was both informative and entertaining and shows the streamlined way to assemble a travel trailer. Great work from everyone involved!
Very cool brand new trailer... Excellent tour of their manufacturing facilities. Looks like great people work at Winnebago and they really enjoy making RVs...the reflective material is excellent on reducing the solar radiation load.
It's always great to see a factory tour, I love what they were talking about with the pine wood! Love the new minitini! Congrats Robert! - Michelle & Brian
Very nice rig. I love the new interior colors. I am going to give my honest opinion here just in case Winnebago staff are reading. I also like a smaller trailer with no slide. I have the 2013 Mini (not Micro) 19.2ft 1801fb. It is now 10 years old and still doing great. I love mine just as it is as it seems to have the best layout for max storage. My Mini is 6 inches wider than the Micros. I suggest the bathroom mirror be moved to the inside of the bathroom door. I did that with a cheap, lightweight full length mirror I velcroed on and it has never fallen off. I just open the door wide and can stand in the center of the rig to get a full view. That would give you room on the back wall behind the toilet to put some command hooks to hang baskets for toilet paper, towels, hair dryer, etc, giving you much needed storage. I would miss the big hanging wardrobe I have. I have some clothes that would get wrinkled by folding. I also suggest they offer 2 solar panels for better boondocking. I also changed my 2 20lb tanks to 2 30lb tanks for boondocking. Day/night shades would also be nice. I love organizing so I look forward to seeing what you do inside to make it your own. Happy travels and "see you on the road".
I'm sorry... We were so busy enjoying this on the big screen I totally spaced on commenting! 😂 Congratulations on Minitini 4, she's beautiful. We are counting the moments til you bring us along to Alaska! ❤❤
With less room what we did was get a cap for the truck. It has 2 side awning doors as well as rear. Inside I put a suspended length adjustable clothes hanging bar on both sides. Relatively inexpensive through Autozone. My wife hung her clothes on one side and mine on the other. We also put one of those plastic drawer units in there for shoes etc. So we turned our 6 foot pickup bed into our closet. The cost of the cap was around $2,700.00. Not cheap but it made life on the road much more reasonable.😊
It looks like a perfect unit as long as you're under 6'. I can't wait to follow the adventure! It feels like yesterday that you had old Kia pulling the OG Minitini and look at you now!
I remember when the Kia kicked the bucket! You have been doing these travel vlogs for a while Robert! We love them all! Except, come to Michigan when the weather is nice. 😊
Probably the best small trailer on the market for the money. Quality quality quality. This ain’t no shitty Forest river or Salem. Then things should be junked 3 years after purchase on average
Great tour Robert. The place is well organized and clean. I've been thru some trashy manufacturers. Maybe when you are ready for a boat, they will hook you up with a Barletta pontoon. Like the Winnebago, very well made.
Hey Robert, I would love to meet you and say hello. I work in the city where you stayed at the KOA just south of Louisville. My wife and I have been watching you for 5 years now. Just seen that you are at Lake Cumberland. I am a police officer in the city so I can meet you real quick if at all possible. Love your channel man
Great new trailer. You should consider swapping the tv for a 4K monitor, you could use for editing w/o having to carry a 2nd monitor around. Interesting that Winnebago is back to using pinch rolling for laminating, they used to use a vacum bonding system that was supposed to be superior; might not be compatible with Azdel.
Minni Tinni IV is totally awesome Mr. Robert, but with Starship you have so much more towing capacity. May I ask why not go for a bigger trailer? This question is not a criticism just an inquiry. Thank you for showing your amazing new trailer. Your Alaska trip will, surely, be wonderful. Take care Sir...👍👍👍🍻
Thanks for all the travels you ma not remember us but we met Pigeon Forge at Margaritaville RV Resort my wife said to let you know she loves your music take care and be safe on the road.
It would be best if the pinched laminated glued walls were put in a humidity controlled area to allow the glue to cure for 48 hours before being handled. That dry and cure time are two huge factors that they neglect. Would also like to see aluminum on the front wall and guessing the rear wall. If Winn and it's sister companies share ideas to build better why isn't Grand Design using Azdell? Also adding better support for the tanks so the fresh water tank could be full when traveling would be a huge improvement.
22:34 would be nice to explain the benefits of this design - when we see fiberglass walls on RV's bulging or waving - you know what I am saying - what causes those walls to fail? Are these those walls also - or is this the solution to preventing the breakdown of fiberglass wall design 5, 10 years down the road. Airstream claims their RV's easily last 50 years, which is why they are so expensive. I would like to learn more about the integrity of these design choices.
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos e a maneira detalhada como apresenta os lugares ou seja qual for o tema que aborde. Gratidao, sucesso e muitas viagens lindas para voce desfrutar e também compartilhar conosco.
I've never seen him open up the back end of the pickup! I wonder what else he stores in there? When you add the back end of the truck, that's quite a bit of storage space!! Wish I could afford one right now!!
Interesting factory tour. Does Winnebago no longer use a styrofoam roof? I have a 2001 Winnebago Minnie 31 ft motorhome that has a styrofoam roof covered with a solid piece of fiberglass
Love the tour of the trailer and the factory. Only thing I didn’t like on your trailer was the bathroom. It should have been a little bit bigger. The factory should have made the back of the trailer longer so the bathroom could have been a little bigger.
Thank you for the tour of Mini Toni 4 and the factory. These RVs seem to be pretty well made. I do have a question. I’m wondering why they don’t use aluminum posts with pine inserts for the front of the trailers and the roof?
I bought the 1700BH after following Robert and watching this factory video. I love my Micro Minnie. Thank you Robert!
This camper will be put through the true toad test in Alaska. Looks great and being able to run the AC without shore power is very cool
Thank you so much for showing us your new trailer and taking us on the tour of the Winnebago factory. I really enjoyed seeing how the trailers are made. Thank you!
After 17 years of flat deck trucking I always wanted to visit a travel factory
Thanks a lot for the tour
Can’t wait for a no slide FLX! This is what I’m waiting for!
Wonderful the Winnebago trusted you to video and share the makings of their product!!!!!?🎉
With a smaller RV and it weighs less , it will help you in higher elevation. And it won't put a strain on your truck. Good luck on your next expedition and get NEW hiking shoes. 😁
Good luck with the new trailer, Robert. Safe and happy travels. I've been enjoying virtually riding along with you!
That was really interesting to see. After years of camping I put my dishes in the drawer under the stove. We went over a curb and all the dishes fell and broke. I moved the dishes to the bottom drawer and it worked so well for storing dishes and glasses. Been a long time fan of yours. Have fun on your trip to Alaska. Can hardly wait to see it.
Very cool tours at the Winnebago factory. Finally getting know how our trailers are built starting inside out. Thanks for the tour! Very excited to see you Alaska trip!
Hello Traveling Robert, this was such an amazing experience seeing how these RV'S are assembled. I hear that your going to Alaska soon...I can't wait to see that. This was OUTSTANDING Robert!
An awesome little trailer, the perfect size for towing all the way to Alaska.
Thanks for the tours...both your home and the factory. We have a Winnebago and love it. Excited about following along with you to Alaska! Safe travels!❤🙏 Jane in SC
Thanks for the great walk thru and factory tour. I’m looking forward to see how the in-motion Starlink works for you.
Like this model and just purchased one today , can't wait to do some camping in the summer
That was really interesting to see all the steps required in building those quality trailers. Look forward to seeing your adventures with the new Minitini IV.
This is a very slick and modern unit. Well done Robert!
I love the layout on this, especially all the windows. It seems so light and airy! I bet towing it with the big Silverado has been a dream.
That was awesome to see, Robert, especially with the Winnebago building! The adhering and assembling to form a trailer, along with its electronics, insulations, and interiors in place, it is a hi-tech trailer! You've got yourself a fantastic Micro Minnie trailer, Robert! Take care!!🤗👍🏕
I have fallen behind in my video watching Robert, but this was one of your best. That tour through the factory was both informative and entertaining and shows the streamlined way to assemble a travel trailer. Great work from everyone involved!
My hats off to ya Robert-I just couldn’t handle something that small-but I will enjoy watching you use it 🥰⭐️🎉🇺🇸🇺🇸🚌
I hope that the 1720FB becomes a standard model you can get the FLX package in. Fingers crossed 🤞
Great video Robert. That was an excellent tour of the Winnebago facility. Your guide was very informative and knowledgeable.
Now, I really enjoyed seeing how Winnebago put their units together! Great Video!
Very cool brand new trailer... Excellent tour of their manufacturing facilities. Looks like great people work at Winnebago and they really enjoy making RVs...the reflective material is excellent on reducing the solar radiation load.
Robert, best of luck with the new trailer. I’m happy for you and look forward to seeing you in it on the Alaskan trip.
It's always great to see a factory tour, I love what they were talking about with the pine wood! Love the new minitini! Congrats Robert! - Michelle & Brian
I can't wait for that Alaskan trip, I have been wanting to take a trip up there. I'll wait to see how it goes for you.
Very nice rig. I love the new interior colors. I am going to give my honest opinion here just in case Winnebago staff are reading. I also like a smaller trailer with no slide. I have the 2013 Mini (not Micro) 19.2ft 1801fb. It is now 10 years old and still doing great. I love mine just as it is as it seems to have the best layout for max storage. My Mini is 6 inches wider than the Micros. I suggest the bathroom mirror be moved to the inside of the bathroom door. I did that with a cheap, lightweight full length mirror I velcroed on and it has never fallen off. I just open the door wide and can stand in the center of the rig to get a full view. That would give you room on the back wall behind the toilet to put some command hooks to hang baskets for toilet paper, towels, hair dryer, etc, giving you much needed storage. I would miss the big hanging wardrobe I have. I have some clothes that would get wrinkled by folding. I also suggest they offer 2 solar panels for better boondocking. I also changed my 2 20lb tanks to 2 30lb tanks for boondocking. Day/night shades would also be nice. I love organizing so I look forward to seeing what you do inside to make it your own. Happy travels and "see you on the road".
After reading your comment I only now realized night shades are not included. That’s a huge mistake IMO. Thank you for the clarification.
Love the "smuggling " compartment! Robert, you rock!!!
That factory tour was awesome Robert ! One of the best videos yet ! Please say hello to your other half, E. Thank you so much for all you do !
Great tour. Thank you for sharing that. By the way, Cumberland Falls is a great hidden gem in Kentucky.
Really great video. Can't wait to see your videos in Alaska. Thanks for sharing Robert
Amazing! Thank you for sharing, Robert! Looking forward to the Alaska trip!
Interesting how it all comes together.
I'm sorry... We were so busy enjoying this on the big screen I totally spaced on commenting! 😂 Congratulations on Minitini 4, she's beautiful. We are counting the moments til you bring us along to Alaska! ❤❤
Love your videos!
You have such a soothing voice....your music always sticks in my mind
With less room what we did was get a cap for the truck. It has 2 side awning doors as well as rear. Inside I put a suspended length adjustable clothes hanging bar on both sides. Relatively inexpensive through Autozone. My wife hung her clothes on one side and mine on the other. We also put one of those plastic drawer units in there for shoes etc. So we turned our 6 foot pickup bed into our closet. The cost of the cap was around $2,700.00. Not cheap but it made life on the road much more reasonable.😊
That's a good idea
@@TravelingRobert I'd send a picture but see no way of doing that here.
Nice trailer, Roberto! I like that Furrion Camera System. We only have the single camera rear viewing system but it works beautifully!
Fantastic Tour,Robert
It looks like a perfect unit as long as you're under 6'. I can't wait to follow the adventure! It feels like yesterday that you had old Kia pulling the OG Minitini and look at you now!
I remember when the Kia kicked the bucket! You have been doing these travel vlogs for a while Robert! We love them all! Except, come to Michigan when the weather is nice. 😊
Probably the best small trailer on the market for the money. Quality quality quality. This ain’t no shitty Forest river or Salem. Then things should be junked 3 years after purchase on average
Really geeking out to this one! Jeez, How does anyone even decide on a towable or drivable RV…!?! It’s all just so cool
congrats on the new trailer robert
Great tour Robert. The place is well organized and clean. I've been thru some trashy manufacturers. Maybe when you are ready for a boat, they will hook you up with a Barletta pontoon. Like the Winnebago, very well made.
Now how about towing a Barletta with a Winnebago class C.... that would be an adventure
Hey Robert, I would love to meet you and say hello. I work in the city where you stayed at the KOA just south of Louisville. My wife and I have been watching you for 5 years now. Just seen that you are at Lake Cumberland. I am a police officer in the city so I can meet you real quick if at all possible. Love your channel man
Looking forward to your trip to Alaska. BTW, Please do some episodes on Yukon as well.
Robert the only thing missing is air bags and seatbelts! 😎🍺
Great new trailer. You should consider swapping the tv for a 4K monitor, you could use for editing w/o having to carry a 2nd monitor around. Interesting that Winnebago is back to using pinch rolling for laminating, they used to use a vacum bonding system that was supposed to be superior; might not be compatible with Azdel.
Hello Robert 😊
Willl you make a video about all the stuff that breaks too?
I usually mention it as it happens. Some things broke on the trip to Alaska but got them all fixed.
Looks great - safe travels!
Amazing 👏🙀😯😮😲👏
I liked to seeing how the under side install with all of the edging additional foam! Really bug proofed!
Thank you Robert!
The Alaska trip will be pretty cool. 👍
Very nice Robert. Enjoyed the tour
After careful review - this is a well packaged rig - I don't see anyone else putting so much into a small floor plan.
mooie rondleiding door een zeer mooie fabriek, groet uit nederland
Minni Tinni IV is totally awesome Mr. Robert, but with Starship you have so much more towing capacity. May I ask why not go for a bigger trailer? This question is not a criticism just an inquiry. Thank you for showing your amazing new trailer. Your Alaska trip will, surely, be wonderful. Take care Sir...👍👍👍🍻
I don't want a slide. If Winnebago made something like the 2108 without a slide that would be my choice.
@@TravelingRobert Understood Mr. Robert, I'm listening to ya, just didn't realize there was not other options. Thank you for the response.🍻🍻🍻🍻
Wow!! What a great RV 🤩!!
Great stuff.
Totally awesome and fun to watch!! Also very informative (Edit: and educative!)! I'm looking forward to your Alaska adventures! 👍x 10/10!!
i love your live stream robert😊
Thanks!
Thanks for all the travels you ma not remember us but we met Pigeon Forge at Margaritaville RV Resort my wife said to let you know she loves your music take care and be safe on the road.
Very interesting the RV construction. Enjoy.......Congrats...>>>
I wish it had the chairs like the 1708
The roofs are wood? Hmmm. I guess that's an advantage for the Rockwood geopros. I had no idea. Thought they were aluminum up there, too.
Very nice. I like no slides!
It will be great to see you get some use of mini #4 Robert, do you have plans yet?
Alaska
Alaska is a beautiful choice, I always wanted to go but you get to do it for me. 😉
I miss seeing you On The Road
@@TravelingRobert see on the road
@@jeancole95 ok
Congratulations 😊 Very nice 👏
Good luck 🏕✌🏿
Very interesting! All right Robert!
These are great trailer I mean really good
Just to be clear, Winnebago installed the Starlink in Motion at the factory? That's awesome.
Yes, I requested it and they got for me
GREAT Video! Thank you and safe travels
Very nice! I love it.
It would be best if the pinched laminated glued walls were put in a humidity controlled area to allow the glue to cure for 48 hours before being handled. That dry and cure time are two huge factors that they neglect. Would also like to see aluminum on the front wall and guessing the rear wall.
If Winn and it's sister companies share ideas to build better why isn't Grand Design using Azdell? Also adding better support for the tanks so the fresh water tank could be full when traveling would be a huge improvement.
very nice idea !!!!! ( from montreal canada )
Hello Robert. How is it going? I'm enjoing with a good video. Congrats and keep it up. Have a nice weekend.
Looks awesome as usual !
Ese trailer es el mejor por el dinero. Muy muy bueno. Que vuena vida usted tiene amigo. Hehe Estoy seloso.
Awesome thanks
Awesome video
Love your videos
Congrats and good luck!
@8:04 You forgot to show the cookies ☹️ 😭
As usual Thanks for your valuable info Robert! Gracias and where is the Cuban Coffee Machine???
Robert hermano, you make me want to buy one and drive all over America 🇺🇸…
I’m 55 on ……& it’s fixed … I wonder how I can make it work …
22:34 would be nice to explain the benefits of this design - when we see fiberglass walls on RV's bulging or waving - you know what I am saying - what causes those walls to fail? Are these those walls also - or is this the solution to preventing the breakdown of fiberglass wall design 5, 10 years down the road. Airstream claims their RV's easily last 50 years, which is why they are so expensive. I would like to learn more about the integrity of these design choices.
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos e a maneira detalhada como apresenta os lugares ou seja qual for o tema que aborde.
Gratidao, sucesso e muitas viagens lindas para voce desfrutar e também compartilhar conosco.
I've never seen him open up the back end of the pickup! I wonder what else he stores in there? When you add the back end of the truck, that's quite a bit of storage space!! Wish I could afford one right now!!
I have quite a few things back there :-)
Hey Robert, with your Alaska trip over or just about over, have you thought about doing a post review of minitini 4 and how it held up?
Yes. I'll post it after all the Alaska videos. Spoiler: it did really good all things considered.
I think your original MT I has the best layout.
Any bear proofing on that trailer? Or are you not planning on staying outdoors anywhere kind of remote while in Alaska?
Curios why you went back to a smaller trailer without a slide again? Looking forward to the Alaska trip.
Flexibility. I did not like having a slide.
I Stayed for the bonus footage after the end of the credits…
Does Winnie not use double Azdel wall construction in the Micro Minnie line like Forest River?
Interesting factory tour. Does Winnebago no longer use a styrofoam roof? I have a 2001 Winnebago Minnie 31 ft motorhome that has a styrofoam roof covered with a solid piece of fiberglass
Robert was that a 12v frig? Looked like one , but vent on outside through me off. TY
Yes it is 12V. They have the vent because some models have absorption fridge
Love the tour of the trailer and the factory. Only thing I didn’t like on your trailer was the bathroom. It should have been a little bit bigger. The factory should have made the back of the trailer longer so the bathroom could have been a little bigger.
Thank you for the tour of Mini Toni 4 and the factory. These RVs seem to be pretty well made. I do have a question. I’m wondering why they don’t use aluminum posts with pine inserts for the front of the trailers and the roof?
And under the bed, that's always been a weakness for Winnebagos.
@@markshelhart8338 Thanks, I didn’t know that.
You getting a new Rig?
Robert, what cover do you use for the trailer when you’re not using it?
I don’t use one