Very good walk-through. I'm just researching for my son at present but this is one of two we are considering. You did have the best walk-through that I have found on the internet on any product. Thanks very much.
Great video, Thank You so much for sharing your experience with this coach. As a retired firefighter I feel that I really should warn you about running extension cords under your daughters mattress, especially with the cheap light weight cords. The vast majority of fires that I experienced were from electrical issues and many from extension cords being ran under rugs, carpet or through walls. Safe travels and maybe some day we will meet up while camping. 👨🏻🚒
Wonderful up close look at your new RV! Love the space you have and family friendly. I like your cute ottoman cover, it makes for a nice accent in your family room. Sounds like you are really enjoying it! :)
Great tour. We have a Jay co Eagle 332 RBOK. It has a few of the same features that you have. Ours is considered a fifth wheel on the flat. We do love it.
Nice walk through. We would love to upgrade from our travel trailer (similar to your old one) and I think that this floor plan would be perfect for us. Sounds like we have similar RV life styles. And we also have a Ram 3500 SRW.
It's definitely a very large upgrade, but once you experience the comfort... it's hard not to do it even with the added size and cost! At least you already have a trailer though so you can travel!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled yes extra cord is often required in those situations. Half the time Ontario's provincial park system has power pedestals shared between sites and a lot of cord length is needed.
That's awesome! We are actually using the PullRite Superlite. It buys us a few inches of cab clearance without the need for a slider, and hitching up is a breeze. You do need safety chains, but it's a great hitch. amzn.to/3BXL3Wp Good luck getting set up!!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled thanks for pointing out the product. My class C is leaking in one of the tanks so I always have a little bit of water when I open the cap. This should fix it right up.
Thank you for a great walk through video, and I will look for those links! :) I'm considering buying one of these now (2024), how is yours this many years later? Anything for me to be aware of or to watch out for? Thanks so much
It’s held up pretty well over our 3 years of use. We’ve had our fair share of problems, but then every rv will be that way! Best thing to do is while still under your first year of warranty scrutinize EVERYTHING, and don’t put off putting in requests. I always say one of the most important things about owning an rv is having a good service provider, and doing routine maintenance. Good luck!
Nice tour I am looking At your camper or the 311. love both but i really want a better outside kitchen . But I also want the ability to add a washer and dryer and the 311 doesn't allow you to.so i really don't know with one yet. We just lost our brand new trailer to a tree that fell and literally crushed it . Good luck with your new camper it is really one of the nicest out there.
Bummer about your camper! We wanted an outdoor kitchen area too, but a sink wasn't very important, so when we found out the 367 has an LP quick connect (forgot to mention that in the vid) just below the fridge area, we created our own outdoor kitchen! We simply set up a folding table, put the grill there, and then I have a table and extra "counter" space next to the fridge. Perfect for us, and since our main desire was the rear living, we got everything we wanted! The 367 is a little bigger than the 311, but worth it to us. Good luck with your search!
Wow, what a great walkthrough I have a 2019 Jayco 321rsts, and your floor plan is almost like our I see that you put down a concrete pad for your 5th wheel I would love to have that set up, right now I have it at an Army base storage which I know that it is very safe. Your GD is a perfect fit for your ram, I have a 2018 3500 dodge ram which is plenty for our 5th wheel, having the 6 leveler jacks are great and I wish mines had 6 instead of 4 but it works with my JT Strong Arm setup. I could have very easily gone with the GD Reflection or the GD Solitude great video.
Thank you! Jayco was one of our "finalists" while shopping... we loved their interiors. It really comes down to what works best for the family. And yes, I LOVE having the concrete pad!!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled I forgot to mention about I see that you have the Pullrite Superlite #2600 hitch, I have the same setup. How do you like it and I forgot do you have a long bed or a short bed?
I absolutely love this hitch. It's so light weight and easy to get hitched up. I have a short bed, and so far I've had no clearance issues with the cab (haven't fully tried 90 degrees yet though)!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled Great, and I figure that if I have to go past 80% turn radius I will go back out and try backing up at a better angle, most to all campground we go to are pretty level so I don't think that I will run into that problem, be safe.
We have been waiting since April for our 367bhs. It’s almost ready, waiting on a couple window shades on back order. Your video has been very helpful. I have read mixed reviews lately and was wondering how your unit is holding up, and if you have any advice on what to watch out for? Thanks
That's so exciting, congratulations! It's actually held up very well. The biggest adjustment for me was the tail swing on this beast, so definitely give yourself plenty of room, and don't put anything valuable in the very rear storage since it bounces so much. The only real issue we've had was we just recently broke our sliding window over the recliners. Nothing we did, it just shattered in my hand probably due to friction. Make sure you keep them lubed up (even though I thought I was!), but that is possible on any brand of trailer. I've never really been a fan of sliding windows... Other than that, it's been a great trailer with no major issues!
Beautiful! Do you think I'd be okay to tow this with a Diesel Silverado 2500? My payload is 3300lbs. We carry about 700lbs in the truck...that's all of us and our junk. That doesn't include any weight for a 5th wheel hitch.
Honestly... I wouldn't. I've seen quite a few people who have, so it's "possible", but the pin weight fully loaded on this can get up to 3,000 lbs. If it were me I'd be constantly worried about weight and squat. Even with my 3500 with air suspension we're pushing it (my family does weigh more though)! A 31 MB is also a great floorplan we had looked into though. Good luck with whatever you decide!
No we didn't. I usually just used a lap desk or sat at the dinnette. However, the mid bunk room does have a nice little desk built in so it can be a very versatile floor plan (we just used it for the kids!).
i have the exact same camper but my "outdoor kitchen" does not have the usb ports like yours does. Also, is there an adapter you use to connect your grill to the quick connect or do you need a certain type of grill? we currently use two grills that utilize the 2 pound tanks.
We ordered a quick connect hose here amzn.to/3cTcYuu . Just make sure the connection port is the same as on your grill. You won't need a regulator since the camper itself has one already. We also have another hose that can connect directly to a large propane tank using a regulator. amzn.to/30uib74 There are many options available, but this is what has worked for us at home and on the road! Hope that helps!
I know I am late to the party, but what size mattresses are in the bunk room? Could you make it so 2 adults could sleep in there and not be on the floor, i.e. queen air mattress turned a different way? Also what size does the pullout sofa in living area open up to? Queen? I love your detail description of the RV.
The pullout sofas in the living room and bunk room are identical. They both pull out to roughly a double size bed (but a little shorter). My boys (6 feet tall) only like sleeping on them if they are alone so they can sleep diagonally. You could sleep 2, but it wouldn't be as comfortable. We removed the mid bunk sofa and were able to fit a twin mattress lengthwise in the slide, so you could fit a residential double mattress (possibly even a queen) so it sticks out in the room, but then you'd have to figure out how to get it out of the way to bring the slide in, so I do like your air mattress idea! The only problem with that would be the floor height... the slide is actually a little higher, so there is a little drop down to the center of the room. That's why our solution was to stack 2 twin mattresses so once the slide is out we can "un-stack" them and have two separate twin beds on the floor in the bunk room. It's actually a rather large room so I'm sure customization options are endless!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled Would they fit the other way with the mattresses side by side with the head into the slide? I was thinking that may work with some kind of base that can be broken down. One of these showed up at a local dealer, a used 2020. We have been trying to figure out the best way to have adults with us and not put them into one of those uncomfortable mini fold out beds and give them a little privacy. The one I saw already had the love seat removed, so they must have done something similar. This Fifth Wheel may finally be our best choice!
@@steveheslin3915 I'm not sure it would since the slide is about 6'2" wide, and a twin mattress is about 3'2" wide... so 2 would be pretty squished. You can order custom mattresses, but that could get kinda pricey, even if you do figure out the floor height issue. But anything is possible with a little work! This trailer would definitely give you options for upgrades and customization though.
Love your comprehensive review! The wife and I will be empty nesters next spring and are going to sell the house and “full time” for a while. I am in IT and have a remote job. Just need an internet connection and an office so this 367bhs is the leading candidate! But I have a question about your truck. Love that the SRW is working for you because I really don’t want a duelly. But how is does that standard bed length feel after a season of use? Did you have any issues with that 42’ trailer trying to wag your truck at all? Any regrets not getting a long bed? What about the smaller fuel tank on the shorter beds?
That's so exciting! I actually love my SRW. I didn't want a dually either, mainly because this is still my daily driver, and it wouldn't have fit in our current garage! The only short bed concerns I had were with tight corners and the possibility of the trailer coming in contact with the cab, but it's been a non issue. I've never even come close, and it's probably in part to my PullRite Superlite hitch giving me a few extra inches of clearance without needing a slider. The only time I ever really felt the trailer move significantly was just a couple of weeks ago when we were driving in high winds with gusts of 40mph. But even then I never felt in danger of being out of control, we just took it slower. A dually would definitely be more stable, but I've never regretted my choice, especially once we unhook and drive around town. And the fuel tank is really only a few gallons difference, but with a diesel it's really easy to go to any truck stop and use the truck lanes. So all in all... I plan on keeping this truck and trailer combo for a long time!
My wife and i live in this exact rv. We are having trouble getting the outside water hose by the entry door to hook up to our hose. Do you have any suggestions?
It can be difficult if the lines are under pressure (and they usually are), so it's definitely not easy. You have to press the outer ring in while inserting or removing the hose. It's basically a quick connect nozzle. I would drain the lines and try it once with no water pressure to see if it's just stuck, but after that I'm not sure! May need to ask the dealer if you got a faulty valve. Hope that helps!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled thank you!!! I was thinking the same. I like how grand design will warranty the rv even if you live in it. Looking forward to your adventures in it, enjoy.
I'm honestly not positive on that one, but I don't think so. At least not without running bigger cables and upgrading the breaker box. Size could be an issue too since those dryers tend to be bigger. But again... not positive, and I'm willing to bet somebody out there has tried it!
Looks like you are towing this 367 BHS with a SRW Ram 3500. I have the mega cab version with the short bed so I will likely need a slider hitch but I am considering this rig. I am curious your take on how the truck does with such a large camper and not being a dually?
I think it handles it great! It's never struggled with control, even when we were driving in 40mph wind gusts. I'm sure being a mid profile helps with that, and it's not extremely heavy for how long it is. We're currently on a trip that we drove with a full tank of water, and it actually handles better when it's loaded! That being said, I do have the air suspension which helps. I don't have a slider hitch but with the PullRite SuperLite (keeps cargo weight down) I've never had clearance issues, but I do have to at least think about. I can probably get to about 80 degrees with it. I'd say this is a great rig for a SRW. Good luck!
Thanks so much for the video? What size truck do you have to pull it? What was the cost? How many people does it say it sleeps? Do they add the washer/dryer or do you? Do they have a model with an outside grill area?
We have a RAM 3500 short bed diesel, you can check out the review here ua-cam.com/video/iK27nd3Pus0/v-deo.html . As far as your other questions... you can find most of that out on the Grand Design website, but they do have models with a true outside kitchen (the 28BH and 311BHS are bunkhouses with outside kitchens). The washer/dryer is usually an option in the Reflection line (not pre-installed), but you can have the dealer you purchase it from install it if you're not comfortable adding it yourself.
Hello Karri, it has a gas line underneath so you can hook up to a gas stove outside. I paid 57,000 out the door. I have a single rear wheel Ram 3500 and it tows this trailer like a dream.
@@energypowerification Thanks... forgot to mention the quick connect for the propane! We use it all the time, and I actually prefer it so I can choose what grill to use without any modifications to an outside kitchen.
It's actually not a "standard" size, but we found that we can fit a twin mattress in the slide IF it's foam or flexible, which is what you see in the video. So the width of the slide itself is about the length (head to toe) of a twin mattress. Hope that makes sense and helps!
Can you share your spread sheet? We are a family of 5 and looking. Also would you think a 2500 Ram with a diesel would be okay to pull it? Concern is load capacity on my truck with that trailer.
I don't mind sharing if you'd really like to see it! Just send me an email (in the about tab) or direct message me on Instagram or Facebook. Also, we have a 3500 diesel and I wouldn't recommend anything smaller with this size of fifth wheel. You could probably get away with a gas engine (barely), but I prefer diesel and now I can use the truck lanes! Payload is one of the biggest issues with a 2500 though, and since I didn't want to be limited we went with the 3500.
Also another note a 2500 Ram is the same as a 3500 with exception of the coil springs in the rear. The 3500 had leafs. The coul springs will make your truck very bouncy and lots of sway. Can you tow it, yes but you will be puckered up the whole way
It came with a small couch that folds out into an uncomfortable bed, so we replaced it with a standard twin mattress. We had to use the foam mattress though since the area to put it in is about 1" shorter than a residential twin, but the foam squeezes in nicely! I linked to that mattress in the description too. The kids love it!
Amazon of course! Here's the link amzn.to/3FT58i7 . We really like how it can fit almost any sink, but doesn't take up much room when not in use because it's collapsible.
Great video. Thinking of buying the same rv. what kind of pickup truck do you use with this rv? With this length + the pickup do places like Crackle barrel and Walmart let you stay for the night?
We tow with a RAM3500 short bed. We haven't done any parking lot stays yet, but Walmart doesn't usually have a size limit, it's just if they have room and if they allow it at all. Cracker Barrel sometimes has RV parking, but this is most likely too big to fit in any of those (overall we're about 58'). You'd have to find another part of the lot!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled thanks. Being a newbee about to buy his first rv ever, may I ask you one more question? let's say you cannot plug to shore power for 24 hours, do your lights, your tv and a computer you would plug in an outlet run on the single battery you have in the front compartment under the bedroom or do they run on an inverter that come with the rv? And I am guessing if you want to run the AC you have to buy a $4000 generator that you would but in the same compartment? thanks
Your lights and anything 12volt (bathroom fan, water pump, etc) would run, but any 110 plugs like TV or computer would need an inverter to work, and a standard 12volt battery would not power an inverter for very long, so you'd probably want to invest in better batteries. You could get a generator, but to power an ac unit, you're right, it would take a very powerful one!
Forgot to mention, most 5th wheels don't come with an inverter, unless it's strictly for a residential fridge... otherwise you'd have to add it or order it extra.
I did extensive research when buying the hitch, and this topic seemed to be a hot one! After doing some digging of my own I couldn't find anything in writing to back this up (which most attorneys would say is very important to have), but did find that many buyers and dealers have reached out to multiple trailer manufacturers to ask about this. The common reply was the only time it could void a warranty (usually due to frame damage) was when it was found to be, without a doubt, the reason for the damage was due to improper installation of the hitch. Upon further research... this is true of all hitches!! This is why I made sure to follow the detailed instructions and recommendations for install, and if you have a dealer do it for you, don't assume it's done right. This is of course just my own findings, so always make sure to do your own research on ANY hitch before using, but also don't just take peoples opinions or rumors as fact... find out for yourself! I found enough info for myself to feel confident in the purchase and use of this hitch. I'm going to be doing a detailed review video on this Pullrite hitch eventually, and I'll try to cover all of this in that one as well. Thanks for the comment and concern!
No, we have a RAM 3500. The payload on a 3/4 ton would typically not be enough for a trailer with this much pin weight. The 3500 handles it great though!
Really good review walkthrough. Subscribed and gonna watch more of your videos. Sent you a facebook messenger about your tow vehicle. Had some questions about it. Thank you!
Very good walk-through. I'm just researching for my son at present but this is one of two we are considering. You did have the best walk-through that I have found on the internet on any product. Thanks very much.
I'm so glad you found it helpful! Good luck on your search!
God every time I see an Ohio plate on UA-cam, I feel proud and excited like a kid 😂😂😂😂
Haha! O-H!
Best walkthrough of this model on the internet, well done. Nice editing and cut ins. Will subscribe to check out your other stuff!
Thank you! We definitely have a lot more content coming... even a review of our fifth wheel hitch.
Very nice! We just put a deposit on one of these yesterday, can’t wait to spend our summer in it.
Awesome! I'm sure you won't regret it!! Enjoy!
Great video, Thank You so much for sharing your experience with this coach. As a retired firefighter I feel that I really should warn you about running extension cords under your daughters mattress, especially with the cheap light weight cords. The vast majority of fires that I experienced were from electrical issues and many from extension cords being ran under rugs, carpet or through walls. Safe travels and maybe some day we will meet up while camping. 👨🏻🚒
Thank you! Definitely can't be too careful and I like to get advice from people with experience!
Quite the upgrade very nice RV looks very well suited for y’all’s needs
Thank you! It has worked very well for us and our style of travel.
What a great, detailed review! Thank you!
You're welcome, and thanks for the kind words!
Very good review! This is the floor plan we are interested in. It checks most of the boxes!
Thank you... it's worked very well for us and our needs!
Awesome I have the same rig, we love it!
There's just so much to like about it!
Wonderful up close look at your new RV! Love the space you have and family friendly. I like your cute ottoman cover, it makes for a nice accent in your family room. Sounds like you are really enjoying it! :)
Thank you, and yes... we are loving it!!
Great tour. We have a Jay co Eagle 332 RBOK. It has a few of the same features that you have. Ours is considered a fifth wheel on the flat. We do love it.
Jayco was a top "contender" when we were shopping around. Loved their interior designs!
Great tour. Thank you!
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
Outstanding review! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Nice walk through. We would love to upgrade from our travel trailer (similar to your old one) and I think that this floor plan would be perfect for us. Sounds like we have similar RV life styles. And we also have a Ram 3500 SRW.
It's definitely a very large upgrade, but once you experience the comfort... it's hard not to do it even with the added size and cost! At least you already have a trailer though so you can travel!
Great walkthrough! We have the 311BHS and love it! Thanks for sharing. PS. Our daughter’s name is Makayla. 🙂
That's awesome... ours is spelled Mikayla, such a beautiful name! 😀We looked at the 311 too, very nice layout. They're long, but we love the space!
Great video….very thorough. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just pulled the trigger and bought it!
Woohoo! Many happy travels to come, I'm sure!!
The electric connection location probably works better when the power pedestal is near the back of the site.
Yep, but when the pedestal is near the front, or you have to back right up to trees... it can be a bother! Not a big deal though.
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled yes extra cord is often required in those situations. Half the time Ontario's provincial park system has power pedestals shared between sites and a lot of cord length is needed.
Great detailed video! Because of this video, I just put a deposit on one this week! 👍🏼
What hitch are you using? Slider? Manual or auto slide?
That's awesome! We are actually using the PullRite Superlite. It buys us a few inches of cab clearance without the need for a slider, and hitching up is a breeze. You do need safety chains, but it's a great hitch. amzn.to/3BXL3Wp
Good luck getting set up!!
great job, just bought one
That's awesome! I'm sure you'll love it!!
Cool camper, very nice walk thru. Just a note the Valterra link goes to a grill.
Oh wow, really?! I'll get that fixed, thank you!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled thanks for pointing out the product. My class C is leaking in one of the tanks so I always have a little bit of water when I open the cap. This should fix it right up.
Thank you for a great walk through video, and I will look for those links! :) I'm considering buying one of these now (2024), how is yours this many years later? Anything for me to be aware of or to watch out for? Thanks so much
It’s held up pretty well over our 3 years of use. We’ve had our fair share of problems, but then every rv will be that way! Best thing to do is while still under your first year of warranty scrutinize EVERYTHING, and don’t put off putting in requests. I always say one of the most important things about owning an rv is having a good service provider, and doing routine maintenance. Good luck!
Magnificent 👍🏾
Thank you!
Nice tour I am looking At your camper or the 311. love both but i really want a better outside kitchen . But I also want the ability to add a washer and dryer and the 311 doesn't allow you to.so i really don't know with one yet. We just lost our brand new trailer to a tree that fell and literally crushed it . Good luck with your new camper it is really one of the nicest out there.
Bummer about your camper! We wanted an outdoor kitchen area too, but a sink wasn't very important, so when we found out the 367 has an LP quick connect (forgot to mention that in the vid) just below the fridge area, we created our own outdoor kitchen! We simply set up a folding table, put the grill there, and then I have a table and extra "counter" space next to the fridge. Perfect for us, and since our main desire was the rear living, we got everything we wanted! The 367 is a little bigger than the 311, but worth it to us. Good luck with your search!
Wow, what a great walkthrough I have a 2019 Jayco 321rsts, and your floor plan is almost like our I see that you put down a concrete pad for your 5th wheel I would love to have that set up, right now I have it at an Army base storage which I know that it is very safe. Your GD is a perfect fit for your ram, I have a 2018 3500 dodge ram which is plenty for our 5th wheel, having the 6 leveler jacks are great and I wish mines had 6 instead of 4 but it works with my JT Strong Arm setup. I could have very easily gone with the GD Reflection or the GD Solitude great video.
Thank you! Jayco was one of our "finalists" while shopping... we loved their interiors. It really comes down to what works best for the family. And yes, I LOVE having the concrete pad!!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled I forgot to mention about I see that you have the Pullrite Superlite #2600 hitch, I have the same setup. How do you like it and I forgot do you have a long bed or a short bed?
I absolutely love this hitch. It's so light weight and easy to get hitched up. I have a short bed, and so far I've had no clearance issues with the cab (haven't fully tried 90 degrees yet though)!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled Great, and I figure that if I have to go past 80% turn radius I will go back out and try backing up at a better angle, most to all campground we go to are pretty level so I don't think that I will run into that problem, be safe.
We have been waiting since April for our 367bhs. It’s almost ready, waiting on a couple window shades on back order. Your video has been very helpful. I have read mixed reviews lately and was wondering how your unit is holding up, and if you have any advice on what to watch out for? Thanks
That's so exciting, congratulations! It's actually held up very well. The biggest adjustment for me was the tail swing on this beast, so definitely give yourself plenty of room, and don't put anything valuable in the very rear storage since it bounces so much. The only real issue we've had was we just recently broke our sliding window over the recliners. Nothing we did, it just shattered in my hand probably due to friction. Make sure you keep them lubed up (even though I thought I was!), but that is possible on any brand of trailer. I've never really been a fan of sliding windows... Other than that, it's been a great trailer with no major issues!
Beautiful! Do you think I'd be okay to tow this with a Diesel Silverado 2500? My payload is 3300lbs. We carry about 700lbs in the truck...that's all of us and our junk. That doesn't include any weight for a 5th wheel hitch.
Honestly... I wouldn't. I've seen quite a few people who have, so it's "possible", but the pin weight fully loaded on this can get up to 3,000 lbs. If it were me I'd be constantly worried about weight and squat. Even with my 3500 with air suspension we're pushing it (my family does weigh more though)! A 31 MB is also a great floorplan we had looked into though. Good luck with whatever you decide!
Hey, curious if you had a desk setup somehow while you worked remotely in the 367
No we didn't. I usually just used a lap desk or sat at the dinnette. However, the mid bunk room does have a nice little desk built in so it can be a very versatile floor plan (we just used it for the kids!).
i have the exact same camper but my "outdoor kitchen" does not have the usb ports like yours does. Also, is there an adapter you use to connect your grill to the quick connect or do you need a certain type of grill? we currently use two grills that utilize the 2 pound tanks.
We ordered a quick connect hose here amzn.to/3cTcYuu . Just make sure the connection port is the same as on your grill. You won't need a regulator since the camper itself has one already. We also have another hose that can connect directly to a large propane tank using a regulator. amzn.to/30uib74 There are many options available, but this is what has worked for us at home and on the road! Hope that helps!
I know I am late to the party, but what size mattresses are in the bunk room? Could you make it so 2 adults could sleep in there and not be on the floor, i.e. queen air mattress turned a different way? Also what size does the pullout sofa in living area open up to? Queen? I love your detail description of the RV.
The pullout sofas in the living room and bunk room are identical. They both pull out to roughly a double size bed (but a little shorter). My boys (6 feet tall) only like sleeping on them if they are alone so they can sleep diagonally. You could sleep 2, but it wouldn't be as comfortable. We removed the mid bunk sofa and were able to fit a twin mattress lengthwise in the slide, so you could fit a residential double mattress (possibly even a queen) so it sticks out in the room, but then you'd have to figure out how to get it out of the way to bring the slide in, so I do like your air mattress idea! The only problem with that would be the floor height... the slide is actually a little higher, so there is a little drop down to the center of the room. That's why our solution was to stack 2 twin mattresses so once the slide is out we can "un-stack" them and have two separate twin beds on the floor in the bunk room. It's actually a rather large room so I'm sure customization options are endless!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled Would they fit the other way with the mattresses side by side with the head into the slide? I was thinking that may work with some kind of base that can be broken down. One of these showed up at a local dealer, a used 2020. We have been trying to figure out the best way to have adults with us and not put them into one of those uncomfortable mini fold out beds and give them a little privacy. The one I saw already had the love seat removed, so they must have done something similar. This Fifth Wheel may finally be our best choice!
@@steveheslin3915 I'm not sure it would since the slide is about 6'2" wide, and a twin mattress is about 3'2" wide... so 2 would be pretty squished. You can order custom mattresses, but that could get kinda pricey, even if you do figure out the floor height issue. But anything is possible with a little work! This trailer would definitely give you options for upgrades and customization though.
Have you done the video on the pullrite hitch yet. Eager to see that in action. Trying to decide on one for the same camper.
Not yet, sorry. I've been extremely busy! Hoping to get it done this spring still.
Love your comprehensive review! The wife and I will be empty nesters next spring and are going to sell the house and “full time” for a while. I am in IT and have a remote job. Just need an internet connection and an office so this 367bhs is the leading candidate! But I have a question about your truck. Love that the SRW is working for you because I really don’t want a duelly. But how is does that standard bed length feel after a season of use? Did you have any issues with that 42’ trailer trying to wag your truck at all? Any regrets not getting a long bed? What about the smaller fuel tank on the shorter beds?
That's so exciting! I actually love my SRW. I didn't want a dually either, mainly because this is still my daily driver, and it wouldn't have fit in our current garage! The only short bed concerns I had were with tight corners and the possibility of the trailer coming in contact with the cab, but it's been a non issue. I've never even come close, and it's probably in part to my PullRite Superlite hitch giving me a few extra inches of clearance without needing a slider. The only time I ever really felt the trailer move significantly was just a couple of weeks ago when we were driving in high winds with gusts of 40mph. But even then I never felt in danger of being out of control, we just took it slower. A dually would definitely be more stable, but I've never regretted my choice, especially once we unhook and drive around town. And the fuel tank is really only a few gallons difference, but with a diesel it's really easy to go to any truck stop and use the truck lanes. So all in all... I plan on keeping this truck and trailer combo for a long time!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled Awesome! That is really great to hear! I appreciate you taking the time to reply. I will look into that hitch!
My wife and i live in this exact rv. We are having trouble getting the outside water hose by the entry door to hook up to our hose. Do you have any suggestions?
It can be difficult if the lines are under pressure (and they usually are), so it's definitely not easy. You have to press the outer ring in while inserting or removing the hose. It's basically a quick connect nozzle. I would drain the lines and try it once with no water pressure to see if it's just stuck, but after that I'm not sure! May need to ask the dealer if you got a faulty valve. Hope that helps!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled thank you!!! I was thinking the same.
I like how grand design will warranty the rv even if you live in it. Looking forward to your adventures in it, enjoy.
Hi. Thanks for the great video. Does the window behind the stovetop open?
Yes it does. It's a slider, so it's not huge but it's enough for a great cross breeze!
Do you know if this RV can be wired for 240v dryer connection? Great video!
I'm honestly not positive on that one, but I don't think so. At least not without running bigger cables and upgrading the breaker box. Size could be an issue too since those dryers tend to be bigger. But again... not positive, and I'm willing to bet somebody out there has tried it!
Good walk through, which sink facet did you get for the bathroom?
Thank you! It's just a Moen residential model, not sure of the number and I threw away the packaging! Just about any will fit though.
Looks like you are towing this 367 BHS with a SRW Ram 3500. I have the mega cab version with the short bed so I will likely need a slider hitch but I am considering this rig. I am curious your take on how the truck does with such a large camper and not being a dually?
I think it handles it great! It's never struggled with control, even when we were driving in 40mph wind gusts. I'm sure being a mid profile helps with that, and it's not extremely heavy for how long it is. We're currently on a trip that we drove with a full tank of water, and it actually handles better when it's loaded! That being said, I do have the air suspension which helps. I don't have a slider hitch but with the PullRite SuperLite (keeps cargo weight down) I've never had clearance issues, but I do have to at least think about. I can probably get to about 80 degrees with it. I'd say this is a great rig for a SRW. Good luck!
Thanks so much for the video? What size truck do you have to pull it?
What was the cost?
How many people does it say it sleeps?
Do they add the washer/dryer or do you?
Do they have a model with an outside grill area?
We have a RAM 3500 short bed diesel, you can check out the review here ua-cam.com/video/iK27nd3Pus0/v-deo.html . As far as your other questions... you can find most of that out on the Grand Design website, but they do have models with a true outside kitchen (the 28BH and 311BHS are bunkhouses with outside kitchens). The washer/dryer is usually an option in the Reflection line (not pre-installed), but you can have the dealer you purchase it from install it if you're not comfortable adding it yourself.
Hello Karri, it has a gas line underneath so you can hook up to a gas stove outside.
I paid 57,000 out the door.
I have a single rear wheel Ram 3500 and it tows this trailer like a dream.
@@energypowerification Thanks... forgot to mention the quick connect for the propane! We use it all the time, and I actually prefer it so I can choose what grill to use without any modifications to an outside kitchen.
What size mattress fits mid bunk?
It's actually not a "standard" size, but we found that we can fit a twin mattress in the slide IF it's foam or flexible, which is what you see in the video. So the width of the slide itself is about the length (head to toe) of a twin mattress. Hope that makes sense and helps!
Can you share your spread sheet? We are a family of 5 and looking. Also would you think a 2500 Ram with a diesel would be okay to pull it? Concern is load capacity on my truck with that trailer.
I don't mind sharing if you'd really like to see it! Just send me an email (in the about tab) or direct message me on Instagram or Facebook. Also, we have a 3500 diesel and I wouldn't recommend anything smaller with this size of fifth wheel. You could probably get away with a gas engine (barely), but I prefer diesel and now I can use the truck lanes! Payload is one of the biggest issues with a 2500 though, and since I didn't want to be limited we went with the 3500.
Also another note a 2500 Ram is the same as a 3500 with exception of the coil springs in the rear. The 3500 had leafs. The coul springs will make your truck very bouncy and lots of sway. Can you tow it, yes but you will be puckered up the whole way
2500's are going to typically have less cargo capacity, which depending on what you're going to tow and put in the truck is a big factor.
May I ask how big the mid bunk mattress is?
It came with a small couch that folds out into an uncomfortable bed, so we replaced it with a standard twin mattress. We had to use the foam mattress though since the area to put it in is about 1" shorter than a residential twin, but the foam squeezes in nicely! I linked to that mattress in the description too. The kids love it!
With this layout is there storage under the bed?
Yes! It's actually the largest indoor storage we have (other than the closet of course).
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled Thanks for the quick answer. Is that under a queen or king size? And could I trouble you for the measurements? :)
Sorry I'm just now getting to this! It's exactly 3' x 4', and 15 inches deep.
Where did you get the sink dish dryer?
Amazon of course! Here's the link amzn.to/3FT58i7 . We really like how it can fit almost any sink, but doesn't take up much room when not in use because it's collapsible.
Oh thank You! Yes I like how it was collapsable as well!
Great video do they manufacture this in a travel trailer also ?
They do have a Reflection line of travel trailers (they're very nice), but I'm not sure they have the same layout.
Great video. Thinking of buying the same rv. what kind of pickup truck do you use with this rv? With this length + the pickup do places like Crackle barrel and Walmart let you stay for the night?
We tow with a RAM3500 short bed. We haven't done any parking lot stays yet, but Walmart doesn't usually have a size limit, it's just if they have room and if they allow it at all. Cracker Barrel sometimes has RV parking, but this is most likely too big to fit in any of those (overall we're about 58'). You'd have to find another part of the lot!
@@LivingaLifeFulfilled thanks. Being a newbee about to buy his first rv ever, may I ask you one more question? let's say you cannot plug to shore power for 24 hours, do your lights, your tv and a computer you would plug in an outlet run on the single battery you have in the front compartment under the bedroom or do they run on an inverter that come with the rv? And I am guessing if you want to run the AC you have to buy a $4000 generator that you would but in the same compartment? thanks
Your lights and anything 12volt (bathroom fan, water pump, etc) would run, but any 110 plugs like TV or computer would need an inverter to work, and a standard 12volt battery would not power an inverter for very long, so you'd probably want to invest in better batteries. You could get a generator, but to power an ac unit, you're right, it would take a very powerful one!
Forgot to mention, most 5th wheels don't come with an inverter, unless it's strictly for a residential fridge... otherwise you'd have to add it or order it extra.
Do you have air bags on your ram 3500? Do you have leaf springs on your truck or coil?
I don’t think pullrite superlite hitches are approve hitch and they can void your warranty.
I did extensive research when buying the hitch, and this topic seemed to be a hot one! After doing some digging of my own I couldn't find anything in writing to back this up (which most attorneys would say is very important to have), but did find that many buyers and dealers have reached out to multiple trailer manufacturers to ask about this. The common reply was the only time it could void a warranty (usually due to frame damage) was when it was found to be, without a doubt, the reason for the damage was due to improper installation of the hitch. Upon further research... this is true of all hitches!! This is why I made sure to follow the detailed instructions and recommendations for install, and if you have a dealer do it for you, don't assume it's done right. This is of course just my own findings, so always make sure to do your own research on ANY hitch before using, but also don't just take peoples opinions or rumors as fact... find out for yourself! I found enough info for myself to feel confident in the purchase and use of this hitch. I'm going to be doing a detailed review video on this Pullrite hitch eventually, and I'll try to cover all of this in that one as well. Thanks for the comment and concern!
Are you pulling with 3/4ton? Nice rig.
No, we have a RAM 3500. The payload on a 3/4 ton would typically not be enough for a trailer with this much pin weight. The 3500 handles it great though!
Really good review walkthrough. Subscribed and gonna watch more of your videos. Sent you a facebook messenger about your tow vehicle. Had some questions about it. Thank you!
Glad you're enjoying our channel! I'll check Facebook and respond there.
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