Before they start production they need to swap the little storage nets in the bunks to the same side as the plugs. Would make sense for my kids to let their tablets charge overnight in the little net but needs to be plugged in.
Love the new looks of these! Like the floor plan. Just wish there was more two bedroom floor plans. Is there any there you can film? Love the colors. The big bedroom doors are so nice. Love the storge in the camper. The bathroom is good. Love it. Thank you JD!
I would think my 23 f150 3.5 with max tow would be fine for this. My payload has enough for gross weight and my brakes are bigger than the 01 SRW 1 ton that can tow over double what my f150 can.
Hi JD, I just had an off the topic question to ask you. I’ve been watching your videos for years and have learned a lot. Because I value your opinion and knowledge. So I believe I have found my trailer I am seriously interested in. The trailer I am seriously interested in is a MDC XT16HR off road trailer. Dry weight about 5400lbs, tongue is 441, GVWR is 6200lbs. I have a 2017 Toyota Land Cruiser. 8k lb tow rating, weights about 5600lbs. I have 200/250lb springs on it and planning to upgrade my front brakes as well. I used to be a tow truck operator for almost 3 years but pretty much city towing. My question to you would be what are your opinions and thoughts on this tow compatibility, highway and of course off road. And would you opt for something a little lighter, maybe 1k lbs? Thank you! 🙏
Hello my friend. My first feeling is that your Land Cruiser would be great for towing a utility trailer that has a lower profile and the ability to manipulate where weight is balanced when loaded. The RV your thinking of towing would likely make for a bit of a stressful towing experience mainly because of the extremely short wheelbase of the Toyota AND the soft off-road suspension. Controlling the experience with a good quality weight distribution hitch with sway control would be important. I think you can use one since you have a body on frame SUV. I would definitely recommend researching that though. So, to sum it up, I wouldn't personally recommend towing that size and weight with the Land Cruiser, but it likely can be done so long as you take proper precautions.
The floorplan and all that storage is really great!!!
Before they start production they need to swap the little storage nets in the bunks to the same side as the plugs. Would make sense for my kids to let their tablets charge overnight in the little net but needs to be plugged in.
Awesome floor plan.
Once we get our 3/4 ton this may be our new camper
Really like the outside door to the bathroom. Would have loved that when the kids were little. Ladder storage is neat as well.
That bunk area would make a great office!
Very nice, love all the storage!
Love the new looks of these! Like the floor plan. Just wish there was more two bedroom floor plans. Is there any there you can film? Love the colors. The big bedroom doors are so nice. Love the storge in the camper. The bathroom is good. Love it. Thank you JD!
Very nice! Love it!😊
I like it
Thank you in advance for the help. Why do they seem to cut the weight of the axle capacity so close to what the trailer would weigh?
It's got the exact same layout as my 2020 Coleman 263bh with some minor variations...
I would think my 23 f150 3.5 with max tow would be fine for this. My payload has enough for gross weight and my brakes are bigger than the 01 SRW 1 ton that can tow over double what my f150 can.
Who sells that bunk ladder?
is that counter considered cheap? will it not last as long?
Hi JD, I just had an off the topic question to ask you. I’ve been watching your videos for years and have learned a lot. Because I value your opinion and knowledge.
So I believe I have found my trailer I am seriously interested in.
The trailer I am seriously interested in is a MDC XT16HR off road trailer. Dry weight about 5400lbs, tongue is 441, GVWR is 6200lbs.
I have a 2017 Toyota Land Cruiser. 8k lb tow rating, weights about 5600lbs. I have 200/250lb springs on it and planning to upgrade my front brakes as well.
I used to be a tow truck operator for almost 3 years but pretty much city towing.
My question to you would be what are your opinions and thoughts on this tow compatibility, highway and of course off road. And would you opt for something a little lighter, maybe 1k lbs?
Thank you! 🙏
Hello my friend. My first feeling is that your Land Cruiser would be great for towing a utility trailer that has a lower profile and the ability to manipulate where weight is balanced when loaded. The RV your thinking of towing would likely make for a bit of a stressful towing experience mainly because of the extremely short wheelbase of the Toyota AND the soft off-road suspension. Controlling the experience with a good quality weight distribution hitch with sway control would be important. I think you can use one since you have a body on frame SUV. I would definitely recommend researching that though. So, to sum it up, I wouldn't personally recommend towing that size and weight with the Land Cruiser, but it likely can be done so long as you take proper precautions.
Does it have auto leveling?
I wish you would be more prepared with all the keys and everything ready for a full walk around.
They don't give us keys. Often time our contacts aren't even there until the following days.
@@BigTruckBigRVWhen we don’t work for a dealership, we don’t get keys.
Rad unit, similar to our starcraft except we only have one door.