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One of the COOLEST RV's You've EVER SEEN! Trailmanor 2720 Setup and Tour
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2020
- We would have NEVER thought we would buy a camper, but, WE DID! In this video, we give you a tour our "new to us" 2013 Trailmanor 2720.
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I had one years ago the 3326 which has a dual axle. I liked it, but you have to put everything away before you can close it and you cannot practically use the toilet without opening the whole rig.
The refer has problems keeping cold on the road without mods to remove the heat. Once it is set up it is fine.
The recirculating toilet was always a problem with smells. However, I think annual maintenance with heavy duty cleaning of the innards might reduce that issue without some of the mods TM owners do.
Personally, I think the 3326 was the best of the lot with the added safety of dual axles. We got rid of ours when some destroyed the corner of our trailer and then disabled our truck taking off the the right front wheel when she hit us years ago.
You really don't need the electric lift if you have an electric tongue jack. You just let the tongue jack tip the trailer fore/aft and let gravity help you with the springs.
The king bed models are much better and offer marginally better storage, but storage will always be a problem and the innards are cozy.
One of the things to remove is the bench seat near the door and replace it with a director's chair. It will give you lots more room around the kitchen. One of the best features of the TM is visibility. It has so many windows you have a decent view in all directions.
These things are great! We have a 2001 and everything still works. They're pretty robust actually. Not as convenient as a conventional trailer obviously, but way better than a tent trailer. Hope you are still enjoying it!
Wow, a 2013! In very good condition. We had two, a 2720 and a 3326. Then we bought a conventional travel trailer. I wish we still had the Trailmanor. We really enjoyed them. Have fun!
Fortunate enough, it IS in very good condition! Thank you for stopping by and sharing!
love your energy and sense of humor!
Well watching this today brought back memories when we had ours. Hope you are enjoying yours as much as we did ours. Same setup as ours except we didn't have the overhead cabinets. Husband took care of the outside and I took care of the inside. Lifting the closet and sliding it over. I loved setting up the bathroom. It was so easy to do. We took a trip out to California when we were younger with ours. Only thing I will tell you is to make sure the trailer is on level ground or you will have trouble with the door getting stuck. It happened with us. Other than that like I said I hope you are enjoying yours.
Super nifty! Congrats on your purchase. That thing HAS to be significantly more energy efficient to tow. Nice
I love the ending summation with someone tossing the dinette cushions out the door behind the presenter!
If you don't know, there is a fantastic FB group called Trailmanor Fans - super helpful and great resource! Welcome to the Trailmanor Owners :)
Awesome! Thank you for letting me know and we are super excited to be a Trailmanor Owner!
That thing is insane!!
Dude, Vijay, you've got a great on-camera presence!
Haha! Thank you so much! I spend a lot of time on camera at work so... LOL! Thanks for watching and we have to connect soon!
You are so funny. I LOVE IT!!! I just subscribed
That camper is absolutely ausome.,I've never seen one before today .That is some great engineering. Thanks for sharing Dale
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! We were just as blown away when we first saw it too! Thanks for watching and stopping by!
I've got a 72 Apache pop-up hard sides it's an awesome little camper I'm remodeling the whole inside I'll send you some pictures where they didn't cover it up when Michael come through as working in Florida and had to leave got a lot more work to do
That HOA probably sent you a notice while doing the video, lol.
So the slide out where the queen bed was. I thought I saw some daylight. Is there a way to make it more air tight? I might use it in colder weather, but nothing crazy that a good heater wont fix. Love the video and very informative. Never seen a camper like this until I have been looking and found one.
Awesome Trailer Loved The Video T y
That's a really cool RV.
First of all new subbie here. We raised our children camping in a pop up. Yes, many rainy days stuck inside a very small space, but we made it work. We has so many fond memories and I can't wait to follow yours. Now that we're empty nesters and about to retire, we're looking at travel trailers again. Unfortunately, we can't store it outside because our side yards are too narrow. I noticed that you kept yours inside the garage, as we kept our pop up. I assumed that a trail manor would be too high to be kept inside. But yours even has an a/c on top! How tall is the trailer with the a/c on top? Maybe this could be our solution. Thanks!
Looks prone to water leaks. What does it do in the wind? Do you load the upper cabinets after they are installed?
Great content. Definitely Subscribing; keep it up! I’m excited to purchase one of these because I can tow it with my Navigator.
Awesome! That's one of the great things about this model, is that it is sooo easy to tow! Enjoy!
Wow different design! Thats crazy it sleeps 6! Cool camper!
Any problems with them leaking where the sections come together?
great job showing it off
Thank you! There are a LOT of moving parts, and wanted to show it off from start to finish! Thanks for stopping by and watching!
Fantastic van!
Thank you so much, Heather! Check out what we did with it in our remodel video 😏 Thanks again for stopping by and watching!
Likie likie . Thank you Amigo.😊❤❤❤😎
Thank you so much, Gary! Thanks for stopping by and watching!
That's pretty cool rig👌
Thanks, Roger! We really enjoyed it! Thanks for stopping by and watching!
How do you handle the cabinets that need to be installed? Seems like you either fill them with stuff and deal with the weight when putting them in place or you fill and un-fill them every time you setup and break down; both seem difficult. Just curious.
It was A LOT to put together, lift, move, etc... We mainly would just leave them stuffed and set them up EVERY time.
We have a Coleman pop up and I’ve seen these and thinking about getting one. It look they are less stressful towing than a travel trailer. Good video too 👍🏻. Thank for sharing.
Look into A-frames - a LOT less setup time. We had a Rockwood and loved it, just outgrew.
Of all the pop-ups the TM is among the best though brand new truly way over priced.
@@dingdongdaddy589 A-frames don't offer a king size bed, but are a world nicer than a tent.
It fits in the garage
Yep! Right in the garage! Granted, we do have a two car garage. Thanks for stopping by and watching!
Very cool!
Thanks for stopping by! We love this thing!
hey i really liked your tour, now question Im looking into options because in my community the hoa dont permit RVs, so im thinking something i can put in the garage, does this fit in a standard garage, 7ft wide, 7ft height, around 20 ft long..
Hey Alfonso! Thanks for stopping by and watching! We know all about dealing with HOA's! The Trailmanor dimensions are 20'9" long, just under 7' high (with the AC clearing the door), and about 7'6" wide. We slide it right into our garage because it is a two car garage. If length is an issue, a nice feature about it is that the hitch can be modified! Just a couple of pins and it will shorten it to 17'! Hope this helps!
@@CityGlampers thank you so much for answering!! I think we are good with the height and length, not sure about the width ... we have 2 garage doors around 7ish something each.. great content keep it up!
@@AlfonsoPerezBorroto Awesome! I hope it all works out! Keep us updated!
I so want this!!!
We had one. It's more work than you think.
good vid👍
Thanks Patrick! And thanks for the sub!
Love these models!
Cost? Towing weight? I like this one very much. Great video.
Yeah info please
I like those. Hey are hard to find used.
Super hard to find, and in good condition on top of that! We really enjoyed it!
What is the interior height when setup?
Very cool
it’s cool but wouldn’t it be more that can break or leak
Great outstanding wonderful video. Thank you. I’ve been wondering how do you set one up. But I must admit personally and I’m not gonna go through all that trouble putting something up and taking it down just to move it. So I’ll probably get one already standing up
This camper is marketed to people who want to store it inside a standard garage or need to tow it with a small suv. It's also easier and cheaper to tow.
So how does the toilet work? I've seen them be called a turd tumbler
Cool bit of engineering but looks like you would have to have a truck to put everything inside out before you fold it up
wonder how airtight this thing can be, for winter use. expandable design is very compelling.
Looks very comfortable. Enjoy!
Do you sell in south africa
It's like a Lego home
LOL! It really is! Thanks for watching and stopping by!
I like it
How much does it cost
we will be talking about it in an upcoming episode, stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
how to order ?
What's the towing capacity on that? I have a Chevy Colorado which can tow up to 7800 pounds. Thanks!
This is the 2720QB model. According to Trailmanor’s wedsite, the dry weight is 2960lbs, load capacity is 1333lbs and the tongue weight is 346lbs.
Dry weight of the 2720 is about 3500 lbs. You should be fine.
Never seen one before
I love this umm is that your wife is she kicking you out LOL
where are the curtains???
I love unconventional. I looked at a-frame trailers for a while but ended up with a coachmen clipper. It is what it is tho... Conventional. Lol not much personality like this thing. Very cool.
heh, this is funny
whtat the GVWR
I don't see it being a cold weather camper.
That depends on how cold and how it's used. It does have a heater, and that will keep it warm, but setting it up and taking it down in cold weather might not be pleasant. A traditional pop-up wouldn't be good for cold weather.
to me thats way to much stuff to break but cool
LOL! You're right! Quite a bit of moving parts, but certainly an AWESOME trailer! We actually just purchased a new one :)
Seems pretty annoying that you would need to put the cabinets up and down each time to close it up (shrink it up). Everyone will hear you taking a 💩💩 and smell it too. Pretty convenient for one or two ppl
the first of many pop up injuries yet to come im sure lol
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We’ve been looking for a “pop up “ trailer like this. It’s just my wife and I so we don’t need on this big.
It looks like nightmare to pack before camping, definitely good if you don't have space or the ability to tow a conventional trailer.
So much messing around.
And cabinets would have to be empty to manage the weight.
Too much work to set up for camping. It’s nice though!
great engineering but awful design! if it had an Ramada 70s look, or something minimal modern, it would be even more awesome!
I see so many things to fail and ruin a trip.
It's a pretty simple system, not a lot to beak down. We took ours down from Vancouver to Anaheim. Setup and take down is much easier than a tent trailer. Once everything is stowed below counter height and electrical/ water/sewer is put away, closing the trailer only takes about 5 minutes.
Too many moving parts and I bet it leaks after a couple of years.
People have that issue (leaks) with other trailers and slide outs. Proper maintenance helps both, but rough roads can shake things up regardless. IMO
Way too much work, no stank you..