Mr Chamberlain, can or does the mini max inside table have the ability to pull out of the mount to access the twin bed layout easier? The mini max is now our 1st choice. Also is there access to the sink drain pipe for any maintenance, located behind the microwave
Thanks for watching. The table can be ordered to be just like in the Little Guy Max, which makes it portable. Yes access if you pull the microwave out.
Great tour. Watched your other videos about the Mini Max, I am really impressed with the construction being a carpenter I know what I am looking for. They have missed a place for storage there is a place in front between the shower and front wall that could be split into two levels. One can be from the hook up side to use for hoses, power cords ect the other access is beside the sink you could make that a open nook. You could put the cutting board back there when using the sink or for other items. One thing I think they need to add is elastic netting in the bed/dinette Cubby's. Overall it seams like a class leader in quality and size. Thanks for reading hope to come up soon to look at one first hand
Another awesome video by Paul! Wished your dealership would have been closer to us in Austin, TX! We love our 2018 LGMax! Learned so much from you...thank you for educating us!!
Thanks for watching. I have had two customers come buy from me this year because of my Videos and helping them over the phone. Keep me in mind when you are looking to upgrade. Have fun!
I noticed the floor is chip board. Not what I thought they would use, if Liberty is a derivative of Nu Camp and if they source the materials from the same location would that mean the Tab and Tag trailers also use chip board as a sub floor? I couldn’t see what was used as a water proofer on the underside I also can see that the edges may be exposed even though they’ll be covered it’s hard enough maintaining all the caulking etc. to keep all the water out wether sitting or traveling. I don’t know, I’m on the fence with this one detail. If any of that floor gets compromised then there goes daisy.
It is called PerformaMax 500. There are many RV manufacturer's using this for their flooring. This material will not absorb water. Liberty Outdoor is not part of NuCamp, they are two different companies. Check out this website to see the under lament: myhuberwood.com/main.aspx?pagename=oemperformmax500
Paul Chamberlain, Jr That’s interesting I just looked that product up it appears to be a well engineered product. I do enjoy your videos and you are very informative. Thank You.
NO INSULATION IN THE FLOOR EITHER ,AND THE PRESSED CHIP BOARD IN THE FLOOR GETS WET ITS GONNA SWELL JUST LIKE A MOBLE HOME AND U ROTT THE FLOOR U ARE REBUILDNG EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES ,FROM SWELLING UP TO BUSTING THE WALLS AND SUCH ,ITS PUT TOGWTHER SO TIGHT THE FLOORS HAVE NO CHOICE BUT BUST SOMETHING AS IT SWELLS WEN WET ,IVE PUT IN SO MANY PATCHES AND OVER LAYMENT IN MOBLE HOMES SUBFLOORS AND CAMPERS AS A CARPENTER OVER THE YEARS I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND HOW U CAN RUN A BUSINESS MAKING THE KINDA CASH THEY DO FROM THESE HOMES AND PUT THIS MUCH DETAIL INTO IT THEN CHEAP OUT ON ITS VERY FOUNDATION AND SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING U ARE DOING IT,ITS BEYOND ME 4SURE,,I GUESS UY GOTTA SET URSELF UP FOR REPEAT CUSTOMERS SOME HOW,,,,JUST MY THINKING GO FIGURE IT OUT THE HARD WAY IF U DONT GET WAT IM SAYIN IM NOT ON THE FENCE ID HOP ON PAST IT UNLESS IT WAS REALLY PRICED RIGHT,BUT WE ALL KNOW ITS THE COST OF A DECENT NEW CAR TO OWN ONE OF THESE SO PRICE AINT RIGHT 4 ME
PerformaMax 500 flooring will not absorb water like the flooring used in mobile home industry. Please take a look at the way it is made and compare, two totally different different products. This product has been used in other RV's and warranty issues are almost non-existent. Thanks for watching
Paul Chamberlain, Jr In hind sight I should have not said anything publicly and just asked privately instead. I wasn’t trying to ruffle peoples feathers. I like the videos and information provided by you your time is valuable but so isn’t the information your kind enough to give to the perspective buyer of these products.
Wow.. I am a little disappointed to see that they use plywood for the roof instead of Azdel. Also why wouldn't they put a cover on the bottom of the trailer before putting down a wood floor. Yes I heard you say water proofed sealant but we all know that sealant doesn't last forever and often times we are driving on wet roads and puddles. Plus it looks like it's particle board and not even a hard wood. For the price I would expect much better quality. I do love these little trailers I hope the manufacturer will do a better job with the foundation in the future.
Thanks for the video. I am really on he fence about LG Mini Max or have a T@B customized. It seems LG/Liberty is not enthusiastic about customizing with some things I can get with Nu Camp on the T@B. What to do, what to do....
I'm getting ONE OF THESE in 2 days, and this was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO great to watch !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome!
Mr Chamberlain, can or does the mini max inside table have the ability to pull out of the mount to access the twin bed layout easier? The mini max is now our 1st choice. Also is there access to the sink drain pipe for any maintenance, located behind the microwave
Thanks for watching. The table can be ordered to be just like in the Little Guy Max, which makes it portable. Yes access if you pull the microwave out.
Great tour. Watched your other videos about the Mini Max, I am really impressed with the construction being a carpenter I know what I am looking for. They have missed a place for storage there is a place in front between the shower and front wall that could be split into two levels. One can be from the hook up side to use for hoses, power cords ect the other access is beside the sink you could make that a open nook. You could put the cutting board back there when using the sink or for other items. One thing I think they need to add is elastic netting in the bed/dinette Cubby's. Overall it seams like a class leader in quality and size. Thanks for reading hope to come up soon to look at one first hand
Another awesome video by Paul! Wished your dealership would have been closer to us in Austin, TX! We love our 2018 LGMax! Learned so much from you...thank you for educating us!!
Thanks for watching. I have had two customers come buy from me this year because of my Videos and helping them over the phone. Keep me in mind when you are looking to upgrade. Have fun!
Love your stuff, Paul
Thanks for watching!
I noticed the floor is chip board. Not what I thought they would use, if Liberty is a derivative of Nu Camp and if they source the materials from the same location would that mean the Tab and Tag trailers also use chip board as a sub floor? I couldn’t see what was used as a water proofer on the underside I also can see that the edges may be exposed even though they’ll be covered it’s hard enough maintaining all the caulking etc. to keep all the water out wether sitting or traveling. I don’t know, I’m on the fence with this one detail. If any of that floor gets compromised then there goes daisy.
It is called PerformaMax 500.
There are many RV manufacturer's using this for their flooring.
This material will not absorb water.
Liberty Outdoor is not part of NuCamp, they are two different companies.
Check out this website to see the under lament: myhuberwood.com/main.aspx?pagename=oemperformmax500
Paul Chamberlain, Jr That’s interesting I just looked that product up it appears to be a well engineered product. I do enjoy your videos and you are very informative. Thank You.
NO INSULATION IN THE FLOOR EITHER ,AND THE PRESSED CHIP BOARD IN THE FLOOR GETS WET ITS GONNA SWELL JUST LIKE A MOBLE HOME AND U ROTT THE FLOOR U ARE REBUILDNG EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES ,FROM SWELLING UP TO BUSTING THE WALLS AND SUCH ,ITS PUT TOGWTHER SO TIGHT THE FLOORS HAVE NO CHOICE BUT BUST SOMETHING AS IT SWELLS WEN WET ,IVE PUT IN SO MANY PATCHES AND OVER LAYMENT IN MOBLE HOMES SUBFLOORS AND CAMPERS AS A CARPENTER OVER THE YEARS I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND HOW U CAN RUN A BUSINESS MAKING THE KINDA CASH THEY DO FROM THESE HOMES AND PUT THIS MUCH DETAIL INTO IT THEN CHEAP OUT ON ITS VERY FOUNDATION AND SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING U ARE DOING IT,ITS BEYOND ME 4SURE,,I GUESS UY GOTTA SET URSELF UP FOR REPEAT CUSTOMERS SOME HOW,,,,JUST MY THINKING GO FIGURE IT OUT THE HARD WAY IF U DONT GET WAT IM SAYIN IM NOT ON THE FENCE ID HOP ON PAST IT UNLESS IT WAS REALLY PRICED RIGHT,BUT WE ALL KNOW ITS THE COST OF A DECENT NEW CAR TO OWN ONE OF THESE SO PRICE AINT RIGHT 4 ME
PerformaMax 500 flooring will not absorb water like the flooring used in mobile home industry. Please take a look at the way it is made and compare, two totally different different products. This product has been used in other RV's and warranty issues are almost non-existent. Thanks for watching
Paul Chamberlain, Jr In hind sight I should have not said anything publicly and just asked privately instead. I wasn’t trying to ruffle peoples feathers. I like the videos and information provided by you your time is valuable but so isn’t the information your kind enough to give to the perspective buyer of these products.
Wow.. I am a little disappointed to see that they use plywood for the roof instead of Azdel. Also why wouldn't they put a cover on the bottom of the trailer before putting down a wood floor. Yes I heard you say water proofed sealant but we all know that sealant doesn't last forever and often times we are driving on wet roads and puddles. Plus it looks like it's particle board and not even a hard wood. For the price I would expect much better quality. I do love these little trailers I hope the manufacturer will do a better job with the foundation in the future.
I hear what you are saying. Here is a link to Performax 500 : myhuberwood.com/media/documents/pdf/OEM/PerformMAX500SalesSheetProductLiterature.pdf
So is the only place there is insulation is in the roof?
No, It is in the Sidewalls as well.
What's the length measurement from the hitch ball to the middle of the axle for the Mini and the Max?
10’ 6”
It's the same for both the Mini and Max?
Yes
Why is the RV manufacturing process still done by hand and not like the auto industry, with robotics?
I am sure at this time it is the Cost factor. There are some things in the RV Industry that are done with automated systems, just not alot of things.
Thanks for the video. I am really on he fence about LG Mini Max or have a T@B customized. It seems LG/Liberty is not enthusiastic about customizing with some things I can get with Nu Camp on the T@B. What to do, what to do....
No problem, we carry both. What type of customization are you talking about?