THANK YOU for putting side splashes on the wood sides next to the stove! Little things like that add value to an RV that most people won’t realize. 👍🏽👍🏼
What all American RV manufactures need to do is start applying independent suspension systems for the wheels on the trailers. What they got going on vibrates like a constant earthquake, and that constant vibration loosens, and helps to break the trailers. Just relying on a single shaft, and crappy suspension, if any just means you are throwing money down the drain. Whether the industry agrees with current trends or not, people are living in RV's year-round, being UA-cam influencers, roamers and such. RVs in the US need to be seriously upgraded. Take a look at how Australia is making their RVs for off road camping. Suspension is far greater than what the US market provides. Even in South Africa, they have better suspension systems for trailers. The current American version vibrates even the refrigerator, so it ends up having a short life span. Industry insiders (ie...they people that actually do the construction and build the trailers) all say there are too many issues, especially with the electrical wiring, just not done properly, and too many wires are exposed on the under carriage. Take a look at all the warranty shops across the nation...they are constantly full of trailers coming in to be fixed. This shows that the entire industry makes a crappy product, that cannot keep up with real life usage.
Looks nice. But I find the roof rack to be completely useless. I took it off our Nash 23D. We never used it, and it could catch on trees. I would prefer a larger fridge and bathroom space.
The timber inside walls should be coated in a west system apoxy will water proof it , paint on with a brush too easy and will stop rotting timber if a leak acures
If they work RELIABLY, wonderful! One of our RV’s had a smart phone interface, that you had to re-pair (Bluetooth) after every power loss, i.e. every time you arrive, get a low battery condition, etc. After dozens of times going through the re-pairing procedure you begin to appreciate old school switches and buttons. Exhaust your battery from running the heat all night, pop a breaker, hitch, unhitch, every power blip and nothing worked until you re-established the Bluetooth connection. Each has their pro’s and con’s. And when everything costs more and more to replace, simple looks even better.
THANK YOU for putting side splashes on the wood sides next to the stove! Little things like that add value to an RV that most people won’t realize. 👍🏽👍🏼
Love this trailer you can tell that it’s so well made ❤
Very, very well done presentation!
Awesome unit.
Very nice model!👍👍👍👍👍
What all American RV manufactures need to do is start applying independent suspension systems for the wheels on the trailers. What they got going on vibrates like a constant earthquake, and that constant vibration loosens, and helps to break the trailers. Just relying on a single shaft, and crappy suspension, if any just means you are throwing money down the drain. Whether the industry agrees with current trends or not, people are living in RV's year-round, being UA-cam influencers, roamers and such. RVs in the US need to be seriously upgraded. Take a look at how Australia is making their RVs for off road camping. Suspension is far greater than what the US market provides. Even in South Africa, they have better suspension systems for trailers. The current American version vibrates even the refrigerator, so it ends up having a short life span. Industry insiders (ie...they people that actually do the construction and build the trailers) all say there are too many issues, especially with the electrical wiring, just not done properly, and too many wires are exposed on the under carriage. Take a look at all the warranty shops across the nation...they are constantly full of trailers coming in to be fixed. This shows that the entire industry makes a crappy product, that cannot keep up with real life usage.
Great Product
I'm allergic to brown interiors, please update the inside with white, grey, and black. The interios still look like the 80's.
was thinking the same thing
This looks like just what I need. Going solo. How much used?
What is the Y and W series?difference?
What’s the weight?
Looks nice. But I find the roof rack to be completely useless. I took it off our Nash 23D. We never used it, and it could catch on trees. I would prefer a larger fridge and bathroom space.
Is thete an option for table/chairs...cannot do booths. Hop injury...chairs much easier.
Howdy?~ top uploading.see ya!-
Screw youtube. These videos should be on Rumble.
The timber inside walls should be coated in a west system apoxy will water proof it , paint on with a brush too easy and will stop rotting timber if a leak acures
$54,995.10 in USA. Come and get 'em.
Deal!
45 watt solar panel lol
Same old 1970's tank level indicators.
If they work RELIABLY, wonderful! One of our RV’s had a smart phone interface, that you had to re-pair (Bluetooth) after every power loss, i.e. every time you arrive, get a low battery condition, etc. After dozens of times going through the re-pairing procedure you begin to appreciate old school switches and buttons. Exhaust your battery from running the heat all night, pop a breaker, hitch, unhitch, every power blip and nothing worked until you re-established the Bluetooth connection. Each has their pro’s and con’s. And when everything costs more and more to replace, simple looks even better.
𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔪 😉
Floors vents. Nope
No 12 v refrig
Carpet. Nope
Brady bunch interior.
Cheap
But they aren’t made cheap, looks like a decent value to me!