So far we are for the most part, another note I didn't mention on top is that the corners ofine were sealed with self leveling sealant vice a non sag sealant like it should have been
I live in a 1000 ft mobile home got it for 9k and I love it. Got it 9 years ago. Still in great shape in 2024. We pay $600 a month for the Lot fee. Down the street apartments are $2200 a month. I will stay in my Mobile home for $600 a month
I am considering of buying this because of the price point and from listening to your bad experience of this rig, i think it'll be worth it because I'll be using it for stationary purposes.
The general maintenance isn't terrible, if by stationary purposes you mean living in for a period of time you will probably put more wear and tear on it than we did but the camper is definitely a bargain compared to others.
You don’t need to drop the tank. You can buy a standard flange from Home Depot, Lowes, etc…glue the flange to a 3 inch PVC pipe that is then seeded into a rubber gasket that’s attached to the black tank. You should be able to pull it right out, the flange that is that’s attached to the PVC pipe. Or…it could be screen-threaded to the tank. If it has give, it’s threaded rubber gasket.
I bought mine from camping world too ….. I am not happy with them at all…. Luckily I didn’t have your problems … and I have been living in mine full time for three years now…..
@@deedeeotero4475 I was not happy with the quality of my camper with the toilet flange either breaking immediately or being broke when I bought it. Then they told me it would be covered by warranty and said they can do it the same day. They then bought the wrong part and did a make shift repair when they realized the repair was bigger than they can handle in a day. Then they called me and said the warranty repair was denied so I was left scared wondering if they were going to charge me for a days work to not have my camper fixed plus I paid for all the gas to get to camping world an hour and a half away
Trust me. Buy the ceramic bowl toilet and do it yourself. It will be stable. Also, you don't need to drop the black tank for any of that. Ours had the same problem, we have a 2019 Springdale 260bh. The toilet was actually leaking from under it. We though originally it was a connection...NOPE...cracked flange at the bottom. Hubby took it out. We replaced with a higher grade toilet and it hasn't rocked or leaked since. Hubby is your size and has used it a few times with zero issues.
Nice work. This camper doesnt really need a full winterize. I just set my compressor to 30psi and blow out all the lines. I put a little bleach in the water tank. Add some antifreeze to the toilet. I dont add to sink and shower as I dont believe there are P or U traps.
I’m 60 years old and just bought a 2024 Coleman 17B from Camping World. I love the rig for the price. A few minor problems like the door lock for example. My first RV! 🤗 My only rule is no popping in the camper. I bought a portable toilet because l don’t want to deal with the “Black Tank” 😊
Thinking about this model. I would use mine about 20-30 nights per year and just me. Is the AC sufficient? Can it freeze you out if you want it to? Great video!
Some people say it's not but our AC has worked great it will definitely get the camper ice cold for at least the master bed. The bunks we have a fan to ensure my kids stay cool and the air moves back there
Just watched your vid, as a long term RV'er. Replace that toilet with a ceramic toilet for RV's. It will end your problems, believe me, best thing I ever did for the wife.
Handyman here just wanted to coment that honestly the metal repair flange is stronger then the pvc original one, and chances are if they replaced the old one, it would break before the metal one lol id just let that roll
I am not sure, id have to have it out of my storage lot to take a measurement. We won't be using it til this weekend and if I remember I'll look but the lantern Facebook groups are very helpful
@@amelia_jean4Ever I'm sure if you took care of it it can. There are people I see online on the Facebook pages that do it, but I couldn't with my 3 kids and 2 large dogs
AC works great in line however the drip tray eventually corrodes and I had to un plug the drains in the bottom of the AC so they drain smoothly out of the camper. I have a vid coming up of me modifying my drip tray with aluminum flashing to ensure there are no more rust marks on my camper
FYI, that CW 10,995 is you driving to Indiana to pick it up as-is with no safety walk through, no fixes. You just get what you get. Hopefully knowing that gives you a little less buyers remorse about paying more than that. Also, for reference, our local CW matched that 10,995 and it was STILL almost 16K OTD due to fees. That was a month ago.
P.s. we went with a Gulf Stream Ameri-Lite 177bh so we could buy from someone other than CW after reading horror stories. It's essentially the same camper, so new Subscriber here for all your Coleman 17b updates! 👋
Honestly they are all built very quickly, they are all pretty cheap, but if you are handy I don't think there is much to worry about that cant be bandaged as you go and have fun
I brought one from camping world this same one 2024 just took my first trip and my propane tanks leaked driving down the rd I didn't know I'm a single woman I saw sparks wanna talk about mad when I realized both tanks were almost empty. Can I say lawsuit smh
@@djkenny1202 not an option, I know a guy who showed up with cash and they wouldn't budge back during COVID times because they were selling like hot cakes
They changed manufacturers for the 2025 model. Brought back the furnace and have a tankless water heater along with direct solar bypass for your electrical.
A lot of that isn't quality "control", more engineering and/or quality (of materials, etc.) to get that camper to its price point. That said, what kind of road conditions where you dragging that through? Asking as obviously makes a difference, and didn't notice it was mentioned.
I'm not sure what the best answer is because most campers are built as quickly and cheaply as possible to save cost. It all has to do with your comfort level as a owner as to what you are willing to deal with
@@dankley9969 well there is a MONSTER Facebook group called camping world sucks, you can search various locations. Honestly I haven't seen a positive review yet
17r does not have the bunks instead it's a larger bathroom I believe. My advice is to check everything IE all the seals, make them show you the hot water working, inspect the roof with a ladder to make sure they cover all the bolts, screws, and gaps, make sure they give you the stuff thats supposed to cone with the camper or the Bluetooth speaker, make sure the toilet is secured, pretty sure my flange was broken when I got it
Is the awning useless? I have a 19 ft pop up camper with a 12ft awning and the 17b awning looks tiny compared. Ours is barely big enough to make a difference and I think it might be a deal breaker for me.
Cool, that helps me feel better about it. I have an easy up that I use sometimes so maybe I'll just use that if I need too. And being power is a huge plus, ours is manual set up and I hate it lol.
What do the power inverter power while in 12V? I just bough one and if the awning and water pump are 110v, that's the only thing that works with the power inverter. The fridge is 12v so that works and lights. Other than that no microwave, a/c and no outlets. So fot what is the inverter for?
I bought a 2021 pioneer DS320 from camping world in Greenville and they screwed me. I wish I did my research on camper before buying. they over price them.
Bought a 2023 17 r last year. Left N.C. and went cross country. The only camping world that was decent with warranty was in Cheyenne Wyoming. They make a special drill bit to remove the flange. It will not deal with camping world after the warranty. Good luck . We do like our unit but not camping world
I currently bought a 2023 and it’s leaking out the bright rear end. Does anybody have any idea what is causing this leak? I noticed seepage coming from underneath the bed area and towards the door but when you flip up the bed cubby area, there’s no water there so I cannot figure out where the leak is. Is it at where the hose goes into the RV? Is it leaking somewhere there or is it the pump or is it the freshwater tank, can someone help me with this?
@@bobbieabbott if the pipes are setup to draw suction for winterization at the pump, perhaps when you hookup your city connection and pressurize it by turning it on, it is maybe leaking by the pump out the winterization hose behind the panel in the cubby under the bed juet under your ac unit
@@BrailsfordsRides so I'm in Florida and the cubby area like right underneath the air condition is completely dry so is there some kind of knob somewhere I'm supposed to be turning on or off
Um idk lol, I mean I'm a family of 5 with 2 large dogs and I think we are good in here for our trips but my wife thinks differently 🤣. I'd say if you are going to promise something be prepared to follow through. I was promised the hose for my winterization pump but it was never delivered
Don't sell them. They are GARBAGE! And try being HONEST when you do try and sell them. They are a very low end, cheaply made product that will lose its value by 3x when you use it for a year.
Two major problems: 1) Camping World is the worst RV dealer in the industry(look it up). 2) A new sub $20k camper is basically disposable, it will leak, rot and basically fall apart within five years…fact.
I got r17 , and yes i got a bad experience whole way thru also, even warranty work got my unit damaged and general manager was unprofessional, offered a camping chair , never go to Albuquerque camping world, 💯 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾, fair use law comment don't illegally censor my comment ,you tube
We have a brand new Coleman Lite 2755BH. The toilet was installed incorrectly when the camper was built. The hole for the plumbing was cut too close to the wall so they couldn't install the toilet the way it should be, because of this they installed it facing the sink and the lid wouldn't go all the way up. You have to sit doubled over. We returned it to CW and were told that Dutchman won't fix it because it's not malfunctioning. ITS BRAND NEW and we can't use the toilet properly but they are OK with that. The Wingard 360+ on the roof is just a bubble, they never put the antenna in it and they aren't replacing it. The tire was flat when we bought it. CW assured us it was fine and put air in it. A week later it's flat again and they won't replace it. CW is awful but so is #Dutchman @dutchmenrvcompany8749
@@countryboy602 yeah this camper is pretty bare bones unfortunately. But they're are F of cheap mods people do to make them better. My next project is a back up camera
Enjoy your new rig!
So far we are for the most part, another note I didn't mention on top is that the corners ofine were sealed with self leveling sealant vice a non sag sealant like it should have been
Thank you for the superchat my friend
I live in a 1000 ft mobile home got it for 9k and I love it. Got it 9 years ago. Still in great shape in 2024. We pay $600 a month for the Lot fee. Down the street apartments are $2200 a month. I will stay in my Mobile home for $600 a month
I don't blame you there man
Thanks for the very informative video!
You are welcome good Sir
I am considering of buying this because of the price point and from listening to your bad experience of this rig, i think it'll be worth it because I'll be using it for stationary purposes.
The general maintenance isn't terrible, if by stationary purposes you mean living in for a period of time you will probably put more wear and tear on it than we did but the camper is definitely a bargain compared to others.
There’s also a variant with no bunks and a bigger bathroom
@@dankley9969 Yeah, the 17R. I am also, looking at 202RD. I am minimalist and I don't need much space but in case 17R is too small.
@@dankley9969 yeah I know all about the R but I needed the family bedding lol
Thanks for the review I love tent camping but the bigger the group gets the harder it gets as well really considering one
We like ours, you just have to be prepared to do some stuff yourself to keep her tiptop, but that would be the case for any Camper
You don’t need to drop the tank.
You can buy a standard flange from Home Depot, Lowes, etc…glue the flange to a 3 inch PVC pipe that is then seeded into a rubber gasket that’s attached to the black tank.
You should be able to pull it right out, the flange that is that’s attached to the PVC pipe.
Or…it could be screen-threaded to the tank. If it has give, it’s threaded rubber gasket.
I bought mine from camping world too ….. I am not happy with them at all…. Luckily I didn’t have your problems … and I have been living in mine full time for three years now…..
Sounds like yours is working out fantastic
@@BrailsfordsRides for the most part yes. The only issue I have really had is a temperamental hot water heater …..
@@mikethomsen5096 ours has actually worked great since we've had it
What are you not happy about w/Camping World?
Please tell me because I’m thinking of buying from them within the next month.
@@deedeeotero4475 I was not happy with the quality of my camper with the toilet flange either breaking immediately or being broke when I bought it. Then they told me it would be covered by warranty and said they can do it the same day. They then bought the wrong part and did a make shift repair when they realized the repair was bigger than they can handle in a day. Then they called me and said the warranty repair was denied so I was left scared wondering if they were going to charge me for a days work to not have my camper fixed plus I paid for all the gas to get to camping world an hour and a half away
Trust me. Buy the ceramic bowl toilet and do it yourself. It will be stable. Also, you don't need to drop the black tank for any of that. Ours had the same problem, we have a 2019 Springdale 260bh. The toilet was actually leaking from under it. We though originally it was a connection...NOPE...cracked flange at the bottom. Hubby took it out. We replaced with a higher grade toilet and it hasn't rocked or leaked since. Hubby is your size and has used it a few times with zero issues.
Yeah I don't intend on keeping it long enough for a real toilet to be worth it, lol
Nice work. This camper doesnt really need a full winterize. I just set my compressor to 30psi and blow out all the lines. I put a little bleach in the water tank. Add some antifreeze to the toilet. I dont add to sink and shower as I dont believe there are P or U traps.
That's not a bad idea
I need to bleach my tank for sure
Bro all those things in a year?!? That’s wild
@@Seanc34911 I'm going to do my 2 year review soon 😂
I’m 60 years old and just bought a 2024 Coleman 17B from Camping World. I love the rig for the price. A few minor problems like the door lock for example. My first RV! 🤗
My only rule is no popping in the camper. I bought a portable toilet because l don’t want to deal with the “Black Tank” 😊
Gotcha, I feel like a portable toilet is more work to be honest, I don't think the black tank is too bad
I’d use a cassette one, for sure.
What vehicle do you tow this with?
@@kevinmartin2096 2003 Toyota Sequoia
Have fun and good luck 🤞🙏😊
Thinking about this model. I would use mine about 20-30 nights per year and just me. Is the AC sufficient? Can it freeze you out if you want it to? Great video!
Some people say it's not but our AC has worked great it will definitely get the camper ice cold for at least the master bed. The bunks we have a fan to ensure my kids stay cool and the air moves back there
That 10,999 is the base model for couples (Sleeps 3). The upgraded one (17R?) is 13,999.
No, no The 17B and the 17R on sale for 10,999...
@@jackstephens1450we’re is this sale for the 10,900 price i can’t seem to find it for that price anywhere on the net thanks
@@Nowayjose-z2r 17b sleeps 5...2 bunkbeds 1 for dinette spot and 2 for queenbed
Just watched your vid, as a long term RV'er. Replace that toilet with a ceramic toilet for RV's. It will end your problems, believe me, best thing I ever did for the wife.
That sounds like a great idea 💡
Handyman here just wanted to coment that honestly the metal repair flange is stronger then the pvc original one, and chances are if they replaced the old one, it would break before the metal one lol id just let that roll
@@The_DIY_Remodel_Show I on the same page as you my friend 😂. I don't plan on doing anything
I know this is a silly question but what is the measurement from the wheel well to the ground ….
I am not sure, id have to have it out of my storage lot to take a measurement. We won't be using it til this weekend and if I remember I'll look but the lantern Facebook groups are very helpful
@@BrailsfordsRides thx i appreciate it
What about living in it? I really love camper life! Could this sustain being lived in?
@@amelia_jean4Ever I'm sure if you took care of it it can. There are people I see online on the Facebook pages that do it, but I couldn't with my 3 kids and 2 large dogs
Where do you store your camper?
In a storage lot why? Lol
Was just wondering how it holds up in the elements (outside and uncovered) or if folks can fit it in their garage or something else.
@@megsix I cover mine, I'll have a video on it here when I have a chance to film covering it by myself
Who'd you serve with broski? Nice vid.
Still active Navy
Thanks for watching, I have a bunch more lined up for this thing on the way
I wish it had more windows or a bigger window.It’s so cool though anyway
I agree, I know a lot of people do add a door window at least
Thank you for your response.I look forward to watching more of your videos
Coleman lantern 17b only sold at camping world. My wife and i are looking into buying travel trailer for us and our two kiddos.
We like it but there is a reason it's the cheapest camper available for the number you can sleep. Stuff is built quickly and cheap
Don't buy it. Waste of money and very cheaply made.
Never mentioned the air conditioning unit?
AC works great in line however the drip tray eventually corrodes and I had to un plug the drains in the bottom of the AC so they drain smoothly out of the camper. I have a vid coming up of me modifying my drip tray with aluminum flashing to ensure there are no more rust marks on my camper
@@BrailsfordsRides knp what size TV to install do you suggest
@@patrickvanname9071 I think it was just a 19 in but you could definitely go a little bigger. I think the 19 is perfect for what we are doing
@@BrailsfordsRides 19? U mean the tv
What's winterization freon?
antifreeze
They have so many on the lot that's why they are discounted
Yeah idk what they cost this year, I'm waiting for the winter weather to pass so I can do my 2 year review
FYI, that CW 10,995 is you driving to Indiana to pick it up as-is with no safety walk through, no fixes. You just get what you get. Hopefully knowing that gives you a little less buyers remorse about paying more than that. Also, for reference, our local CW matched that 10,995 and it was STILL almost 16K OTD due to fees. That was a month ago.
P.s. we went with a Gulf Stream Ameri-Lite 177bh so we could buy from someone other than CW after reading horror stories. It's essentially the same camper, so new Subscriber here for all your Coleman 17b updates! 👋
That's crazy about the 16 out the door.... My 15995 was 18 out the door
If you were to get another camper, do you have a model in mind? And if so what model?
Honestly they are all built very quickly, they are all pretty cheap, but if you are handy I don't think there is much to worry about that cant be bandaged as you go and have fun
Never deal with camping world. Don't know anyone happy with those guys
Agreed 💯
I brought one from camping world this same one 2024 just took my first trip and my propane tanks leaked driving down the rd I didn't know I'm a single woman I saw sparks wanna talk about mad when I realized both tanks were almost empty. Can I say lawsuit smh
That's crazy, I'm glad you are ok and hope it gets resolved smoothly. Where was it leaking from?
I was just there today, April 19 and they want 12 999 for this near me in Portland, Oregon
Yeah I got ripped off 😂
As to negotiate under 12,000. Make sure no added fees!
@@djkenny1202 not an option, I know a guy who showed up with cash and they wouldn't budge back during COVID times because they were selling like hot cakes
@@BrailsfordsRides yeah, it was the case. I see sone sell for $10,900, now.
They changed manufacturers for the 2025 model. Brought back the furnace and have a tankless water heater along with direct solar bypass for your electrical.
I'm jealous of a tankless heater! Hope it works well for you, we like our little bunkhouse!
That’s what I have.
A lot of that isn't quality "control", more engineering and/or quality (of materials, etc.) to get that camper to its price point. That said, what kind of road conditions where you dragging that through? Asking as obviously makes a difference, and didn't notice it was mentioned.
@@Nowayjose-z2r standard highway, nothing crazy, no big potholes 😂
What would be a slightly better model than this one?
I'm not sure what the best answer is because most campers are built as quickly and cheaply as possible to save cost. It all has to do with your comfort level as a owner as to what you are willing to deal with
I'm in NC as well, just curious which camper world you bought yours from, I'm in the Raleigh/Garner area.
I bought from Greenville
My camper needed a new axle. I'm informed the manufacturer put an axel not even rated for the empty weight of the Coleman lantern. Sad.
That is crazy
Kind of sucks that you buy a trailer then have to do a bunch of DYI fixes. Camping World is camp for customer service?
Yeah it does suck
I work for camping world, it’s very location based. Some service departments are better than others. That’s a consequence of having 230 stores
@@dankley9969 well there is a MONSTER Facebook group called camping world sucks, you can search various locations. Honestly I haven't seen a positive review yet
Bumper to bumper warranty is not bumper to bumper anymore 😢
More and more that is the case for sure....
I’m debating on getting the 17r it’s going to be my first time buying a camper, any advice on it & is it the same thing as the 17b ?
17r does not have the bunks instead it's a larger bathroom I believe. My advice is to check everything IE all the seals, make them show you the hot water working, inspect the roof with a ladder to make sure they cover all the bolts, screws, and gaps, make sure they give you the stuff thats supposed to cone with the camper or the Bluetooth speaker, make sure the toilet is secured, pretty sure my flange was broken when I got it
Just bought a 17r…I know it’s built to a price, but happy all the same.
@@jonnycando we like our camper, we just wish we got something a bit bigger and wish we got the 2024 price instead of the 2023 🤣
Is there a privacy curtain for the queen bed?
No there isn't but I've seen people add them
@@BrailsfordsRides that should definitely be standard no knp
I'm going with a 32in TV is sufficient for that spot?
@@patrickvanname9071 I think some people have gone that big but Id measure to make sure
what u think about a 2018 for 6k? is that a fair price??
If it's in good shape seems like a decent deal, I'd offer 5500 or 5k first to see if he bites. But 6 is ok on my book
looks like there is a crack in the wok above the cabinets
I don't think so but I'll have to go look closer
Is the awning useless? I have a 19 ft pop up camper with a 12ft awning and the 17b awning looks tiny compared. Ours is barely big enough to make a difference and I think it might be a deal breaker for me.
It is tiny, but it's not useless. We use it every time, but I do also use 2 cheap tailgate tents setup on either side to extend our shade
Cool, that helps me feel better about it. I have an easy up that I use sometimes so maybe I'll just use that if I need too. And being power is a huge plus, ours is manual set up and I hate it lol.
@@LunaticMickC yeah we like our little bunkhouse
I believe both of the Coleman Lanterns (17R & 17B) have an 8' awning
Where did you see the one for 10 ,999 for sale. Anyone knows ????
@@fregoso1985 I saw one posted on Facebook but I think it may have been fake
@@BrailsfordsRides yea. May be. The cheapest I have seen it is 13675.00 here in San Diego California
I think they were going for that price as a Black Friday sale last year. Maybe check around Thanksgiving....
I wanna buy one of these to live in it. im a single 35 m 5.7 155lbs i live in middle Florida do you recommend this ?
I only use mine for family trips but if I were single I think there are lots of possibilities for this thing to be customized. Maybe consider the 17R
What do the power inverter power while in 12V? I just bough one and if the awning and water pump are 110v, that's the only thing that works with the power inverter. The fridge is 12v so that works and lights. Other than that no microwave, a/c and no outlets. So fot what is the inverter for?
That I'm not sure of. We always hook up so I've never dry camped
I bought a 2021 pioneer DS320 from camping world in Greenville and they screwed me. I wish I did my research on camper before buying. they over price them.
yeah camping world isnt great... I wish I bought used honestly
It needs windows for cross breeze.
I hate camping world I had a warranty issue with my 17b and they were horrible about helping me I had to go through corporate and I'm still waiting
Yeah I plan on doing all my repairs myself
I’m seeing a 2024 Coleman Lantern LT 17R for $13,999.
Is that a good deal?
I think that's standard price right now actually
They will tack on like another 2500 in fees
@@BrailsfordsRides then they won’t sell it to me.
Bought a 2023 17 r last year. Left N.C. and went cross country. The only camping world that was decent with warranty was in Cheyenne Wyoming. They make a special drill bit to remove the flange. It will not deal with camping world after the warranty. Good luck . We do like our unit but not camping world
@@tomtom-k6s same here, I'll never buy from them again
I currently bought a 2023 and it’s leaking out the bright rear end. Does anybody have any idea what is causing this leak? I noticed seepage coming from underneath the bed area and towards the door but when you flip up the bed cubby area, there’s no water there so I cannot figure out where the leak is. Is it at where the hose goes into the RV? Is it leaking somewhere there or is it the pump or is it the freshwater tank, can someone help me with this?
If you have the pipes aligned to your pump maybe you are having reverse flow with a city connection?
I am sorry I am not getting what you're trying to say.
@@bobbieabbott if the pipes are setup to draw suction for winterization at the pump, perhaps when you hookup your city connection and pressurize it by turning it on, it is maybe leaking by the pump out the winterization hose behind the panel in the cubby under the bed juet under your ac unit
@@BrailsfordsRides so I'm in Florida and the cubby area like right underneath the air condition is completely dry so is there some kind of knob somewhere I'm supposed to be turning on or off
@@bobbieabbott where exactly is the origin or the concentration of the seepage?
“Unsat” you definitely navy 😂
Can't hide it 😭
🤣🤣🤣 Fellow squid here also.
So, my take away from this video is that the camper is good, but buy it from somebody other than Camping World. Thanks for posting.
All campers will have their problems, but camping world for sure does not help and they own the Coleman lantern line...
I think these are great for $12,000. I wouldn’t pay more.
Yeah I wish I could have gotten it that low
If you're making videos..it pays for itself..to show..all things that whent Wrong 😊
You'd think that but it doesn't pay that well, of it did id have a bigger camper lol
Hey I sell these new, is there any feedback you can give me as a sales person to help me out? Thanks man hope you love it
Um idk lol, I mean I'm a family of 5 with 2 large dogs and I think we are good in here for our trips but my wife thinks differently 🤣. I'd say if you are going to promise something be prepared to follow through. I was promised the hose for my winterization pump but it was never delivered
Don't sell them. They are GARBAGE! And try being HONEST when you do try and sell them. They are a very low end, cheaply made product that will lose its value by 3x when you use it for a year.
You may want to invest in a bullet proof vest or at least a life insurance policy. 😊
@@gregoryhodge9452 oh damn that's harsh 🤣
The Lantern is the cheapest made and mass produced of all Coleman. Be prepared to do a lot of your own maintenance and upgrades.
Yeah I expected to have to take care of business 😂
Two major problems:
1) Camping World is the worst RV dealer in the industry(look it up).
2) A new sub $20k camper is basically disposable, it will leak, rot and basically fall apart within five years…fact.
@@Mister-Whiskers yeah if.you take care of them yourself they can last longer than 5 lol. I'm on the Coleman lantern Facebook pages 😂
I got r17 , and yes i got a bad experience whole way thru also, even warranty work got my unit damaged and general manager was unprofessional, offered a camping chair , never go to Albuquerque camping world, 💯 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾, fair use law comment don't illegally censor my comment ,you tube
Man sorry to hear that man, I am taking my camper to another company for hail damage repair
I would never use a toilet in a camper,,, i plan-on using a Compost toilet with chemical bags ,,,, no sewage should be in the campers.
Best of luck with that, there is nothing wrong with a toilet in a camper, as long as you dump it down and flush the tank when you are done
Give ya 4500 for it
lol, nah definitely not taking that crazy a hit
Camping world sucks. Never again
I agree I will never again
Camera install will take 5 min assuming its wired. Never buy anything from camping world
I won't again believe me 😂
We have a brand new Coleman Lite 2755BH. The toilet was installed incorrectly when the camper was built. The hole for the plumbing was cut too close to the wall so they couldn't install the toilet the way it should be, because of this they installed it facing the sink and the lid wouldn't go all the way up. You have to sit doubled over. We returned it to CW and were told that Dutchman won't fix it because it's not malfunctioning. ITS BRAND NEW and we can't use the toilet properly but they are OK with that. The Wingard 360+ on the roof is just a bubble, they never put the antenna in it and they aren't replacing it. The tire was flat when we bought it. CW assured us it was fine and put air in it. A week later it's flat again and they won't replace it. CW is awful but so is #Dutchman @dutchmenrvcompany8749
That is such a crappy situation, sorry to hear you had to go through that
Is there a battery shut off for this camper?
I don't believe so, that is a popular modification I plan on doing myself
@BrailsfordsRides okay, I just bought one today and I couldn't find any shut off switch. Nothing in the manual either
@@countryboy602 yeah this camper is pretty bare bones unfortunately. But they're are F of cheap mods people do to make them better. My next project is a back up camera
@BrailsfordsRides well enjoy yours as well. Think I'll just disconnect a battery line and be done with it.
@@countryboy602 that's all I've done when parked
i hate bathrooms with no sinks because that means you have to put your shitty hands on the door knob before you walk out
@@cfisher2447 yeah some ppl install small ones in there
Don’t poop on your hands…
Tru dat
@@cfisher2447 😂😂