Exterior wheelchair access + a bunk room and toy hauler! Keystone Outback 240URS half-ton towable RV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2024
- 28.5ft, 5,600lbs, rear slide out, garage door for wheelchair access or motorcycles, ATVs, bikes, and more, 72”x75” king bed, solar equipped, bunk room, bold interior colors, and so much more! Let me know what you think about this travel trailer RV!
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I have a disabled daughter (not in a wheelchair but she struggles with stairs) and we own an Outback very similar to this one.. Our's has the ramp with a full size bed in the front room that flips up. Ours also has a side slide with a big u-shaped dinette. This model has been great for us! Con - small bathroom is challenging, especially the shower. If your a large person, use the RV park showers because the one in here is not 'user friendly'! We love the ability to carry toys but fully loaded our half-ton Tundra suspension struggles with the hitch weight. We need airbags on our truck, that would help. We have owned this trailer for many years and we have taken good care of it but with seasonal temperature changes, the vinyl is starting to peel off the cabinet frames. I need to re-glue them in a couple places. We are also lucky enough to have a large coat/wardrobe closet by the entry door and that has been a huge bonus for clothes storage. We love our Outback - there are other floor plans if you look around - hope you find one.
The doorways at the entrance from the garage going into the living area is wide enough? Our wheelchairs are like 31" inches wide and I feel like the setup where the kitchen countertop is straight in front of you where you walk into the living area makes it odd angled and not wide enough for majority of wheelchairs.
Finally !!!! I am on a walker. Haven't seen a RV that I could get into. I am a window shopping person. I'm to old to buy but I love to look.
Glad I can help and thanks for watching!
I SO APPRECIATE that you listened to your viewers and tried to find a RV that is handicap accessible. I would like to see one that is completely accessible for people using a wheelchair. So it would need to have wider aisles and accessible bathroom. I am personally not looking for one, but I would like to see a manufacturer make one. My window for having my handicapped dad travel with me has just closed unfortunately.
As a wheelchair user, the concept makes sense, but full accessibly could never be reached with this model, to many standard features obstructing full use. It would be nice to see an actual wheelchair user access said “wheelchair accessible” options. Interior isn’t wide enough for a wheelchair. Having a ramp doesn’t make it wheelchair accessible, would like to see anyone attempt the ramp and feel comfortable about for that kind of money. RV accessibility is a niche industry, this trailer has potential.
This is pretty cool Myles! Yes, something like this could definitely be used for someone disabled. Even if they weren’t in a wheelchair, someone could be disabled and not be able to walk up steps, the ramp would help a great deal! If someone were in a wheelchair, there are wheelchairs out there that you could get that is a little more narrow that you could use when that person goes camping. It’d be a lot easier to get through the doorways and stuff. Campgrounds do have wheelchair accessible bathrooms and showers so u would just have to ask if they have a camping spot close to there! Thanks for sharing this camper!!😊
I'm in a wheelchair thank you for sharing this one
Thanks for watching!
Just thought of something. They could also offer a canvas screen room for sale if the ramp could configure as a patio. This camper is cool!
The top bunk doesn't have much clearance, but I love this, I think I'd sleep upside down in the big bed, I get a bit claustrophobic so my feet would be at the window lol. Very versatile rig.
This isn’t a handicap RV for a wheelchair. Due to the floor plan is tight unable to turn around inside the unit. A person in a wheelchair be hard to use the bathroom to get into the bed.
This doesn't seem wide enough at all for wheelchairs once you go from the garage to the living area.
Do they make this in a wider more open trim without the kitchen countertops in the way or more sliders that make it wider?
There are several versions. 324CG and 342CG are the biggest version. However, Keystone warranty service, and customer service atrocious. It took two years and arbitration to get the hauler door framing fixed, it was still under warranty even after the two years. It's a beautiful TT and we love it, but the service we've gotten, we will not be repeat customers
Unfortunately, that’s a difficulty industry wide. So much of your service experience will be determined by the dealership you buy from. When I was selling at the dealership (and it was a keystone dealer), my customers didn’t have these kinds of problems but much of that was because I was at a specific location that had a sales manager and service manager that far exceeded the industry standard when it came to the amount of effort they put into getting customers RVs serviced and covered by warranty. This dealership even had a 4.9 star rating on google with over 1,000 reviews before that sales manager left. So I always recommend people do their due diligence looking into the reviews of the dealer they buy from as that will most directly impact their service experience, much more so than the manufacturer they buy
@@mylesrv this wasn't the dealership, this was Keystone themselves. The RV repair facility we use locally is phenomenal.
@@Airgrunt1999 interesting. I’m sorry to hear that was your experience. I sold hundreds of keystone RVs for 3 yrs and can’t recall ever having a customer have this kind of experience.
The 342CG is better for wheelchair accessibility, it has a regular bed slide instead of that crawl-in bed in this one. It's bigger (38 feet) and heavier, but they advertise it as wheelchair accessible.
It’s a great option too! Just not halfton towable really.
Interesting floor plan. Front area is e bike friendly. Could also be an office or media room. They should offer this without the ramp and bunks as a version of this floor plan.
What would be the advantage of removing the ramp? I don’t see the purpose of making something the exact same with less functionality?
Lower weight, construction cost. Which could lower the msrp. If someone wanted to use that front room for an office for example, this would be an interesting option.
Rear slides are so underutilized in the industry!
Definitely. Rear bath wardrobe slides will catch on someday in my opinion. Especially in smaller trailers.
Seriously!
Hey Myles, I know you rarely do tours of motorhomes but if you have a chance, could you tour a 2024 Fleetwood Fortis 36Y please? I saw a short and really liked the features Then I watched a tour but the camera person really didn't get great views of storage, seating views, etc.
If I get a chance to see it! I never know what RVs will be present when I go somewhere to film stuff.
@@mylesrv thank you 😊
Sigh... Myles... please!!! This is NOT a wheelchair accessible travel trailer! Just because it has a ramp does not mean it is accessible. Someone in a wheelchair would not be able to navigate thru the trailer, nor easily be able to transfer onto the bed. And that bathroom is NOT accessible... a wheelchair could not get thru the doorway, nor is there room for someone to transfer to a shower chair and roll into the shower. Please stop advertising this and other trailers and rv's as "wheelchair accessible" when they are NOT. YES, there ARE RV's out there that ARE made to be accessible for folks in wheelchairs and power chairs.
I’m sorry, when I see a ramp like this, my mind immediately goes to wheelchair accessible. I understand the entire interior isn’t wheelchair accessible, but I have never seen a half ton towable travel trailer in existence that is entirely wheelchair accessible inside and out. Maybe there is one out there, but I haven’t seen it. This is the closest thing I’ve seen.
We appreciate your efforts in trying to find one.@@mylesrv
@@mylesrv please don't stop searching for one. I'm hoping for one now that I'm ♿ bound✌️
@@mylesrvthank you sincerely for trying to help find an RV with accommodations; often, accommodations still have to be made by the end user anyway, but there are certain things like countertops, doorways (in particular) and depth of storage that need to be taken into account during the building process for the best results. In my opinion, the doorways are the most vital component as nearly everything else can be adapted to or worked around, or even replaced entirely. Deep storage spaces can have baskets or sliding tracks installed to allow full access to the rear; you could potentially build a riser to raise the area in front of the kitchen sink to a more comfortable level and install lever faucets/ single handle. Doorways are integrated into the chassis, so there’s no altering those(to my knowledge)
This is not wheelchair accessible. This is a mini toyhauler in a trailer. Thats it.
You can get inside the RV while being in a wheelchair… I understand that entire interior isn’t wheelchair accessible (I’ve never seen something that exists that offers that), but it’s more wheelchair accessible than any other travel trailer I’ve seen.
@@mylesrv SERIOUSLY Myles! It is NOT ACCESSIBLE if all you can do is wheel ur chair up a ramp to get in but then not be able to navigate anywhere inside or even be able to use toilet and shower. You really need to educate yourself on what disability accessibility means and what it looks like. Your responses are coming across as very arrogant and ignorant, and I don't think that is what you want....
@@dawnfrancis113 do you seriously think I am so ignorant that I don’t understand that you can’t navigate the entirety of this RV in a wheelchair? Come on now… my response stated that I understand you can’t access the entirety of the interior in a wheelchair. I understand that perfect clear. What would you like me to do exactly to make you happy so we can both go about our day in peace?
@@mylesrv Myles... wow... you really don't get it... the POINT is that those who use wheelchairs and powerchairs do NOT want you to call something "wheelchair accessible" when it is clearly NOT wheelchair accessible. Again, being able to roll up into an RV using a ramp is USELESS if the person cannot navigate anywhere in the RV. Can you imagine NOT being able to walk AT ALL, and having to rely on a wheelchair or powerchair as your legs? And then be told an RV is "wheelchair accessible" only to learn that only means it has a ramp, but once inside you cannot navigate anywhere? Seriously Myles, please THINK about what you are doing when you call this RV "wheelchair accessible". Being able to roll a wheelchair or powerchair up a ramp does not make it accessible.
The definition of ACCESSIBLE: “able to be reached or entered”
This RV is able to be reached and entered in a wheelchair. By EVERY measure of the dictionary definition, this RV is wheelchair accessible. I did and said nothing wrong.
By the way !!!! I LOVE YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL WIFE !!
Just FYI, they’re divorcing/are divorced. I know you meant no harm by your comment but I can’t imagine it’s helpful for him to routinely see comments such as this.
um, they are no longer together.
@@tamaracota3884 um, there was probably a more polite way to let op know that, yeah?
It’s rather unrealistic and somewhat naive to assume that every subscriber/viewer has been able to watch every single video and read every single comment. She clearly didn’t know they’ve separated so I’ll presume she meant well by her comment. Whilst I’m typically a fan of using a large amount of sarcasm in my comments, a kind and genuine correction felt much more appropriate here. Your comment (aside from being redundant and therefore unnecessary by default) had a prominently rude tone which certainly seems unfounded for a simple mistake.
At least Sandra isn’t like the MANY other commenters on this channel who are nosy, rude, and incapable of minding their own business. Many dance around the obvious issue then ask stupid questions. Some just say the most intrusive or weird things in the comments. Whichever category they fall into, you can count on ALL of them to leave uncomfortably awkward comments in a similar context to these:
“Haven’t seen your wife in any of your content for a LOOOOOONG time now. You haven’t said anything about her or even mentioned her either. You also don’t ❤️ or reply to any comments here on youtube that mention your wife. Are you still on that several month long extended roadtrip you went on without your wife? I see you’re not wearing a wedding ring anymore and I’ve noticed you’ve removed any mention of her from your “about me” section on all youtube channels, as well as your multiple social media pages, and your website. Gee, I sure hope things are ok with you two and that you haven’t split up!”
- from Mr./Mrs./Miss Captain Obvious who searched for and found all of the clues, put 2 and 2 together and came up with 4, but is still looking for confirmation by someone who is clearly trying to maintain privacy in his personal life
“I don’t want to pry, BUT we haven’t seen your wife in a video for a long time now. I thought you guys were doing this together?”
- from the prying person who supposedly doesn’t want to pry
“Everything ok with your wife? She hasn’t been in any content and you haven’t mentioned her either. Y’all are perfect together, so I’m sure you’ll work it out! ❤️”
- from the person who’s seen a combined 60 minutes of a husband and wife WORKING together (throughout multiple videos) yet he/she somehow JUST KNOWS they’re perfect together
“I hope things work out with you and your wife! Y’all are such a beautiful couple!”
- from the person who thinks that the attractiveness of a couple is directly proportionate to the longevity/success of their marriage
“I’ve read some comments by people asking about your wife and why we haven’t seen her, and I’ve seen the rumors that you’ve divorced. Now, I know you’re a religious man whose faith is important to him, and God is very much against divorce. So if you’re struggling in your marriage and contemplating divorce- that’s just the devil getting to you. Don’t let the devil win. You CAN’T let the devil win. Stay strong. The two of you together can work through this difficult time and come out on the other side even better for facing this trial together and beating it. God bless you both, stay strong.”
- from the person who has absolutely no idea what the hell is going on, why the marriage isn’t working, nor the amount of work they did or didn’t put into saving/fixing their marriage, yet he/she still believes this young couple must stay together for religious purposes
@@nicholem4831 Oh wow. Didn't know this.
I’m sorry but I’m not impressed, I have to completely agree with Ms. dawnfrancis113. Not even close to being a wheelchair accessible RV. Just a front end extremely small toy haller.
Maybe I should change the title to “more wheelchair accessible than a standard travel trailer?”
Misleading. Get your facts straight. This is not a ADA trailer. Shame on you.
Okay… what can I do to make you happy?
@@mylesrv Take the words "wheelchair accessible" completely out of the description. To anyone who uses a wheelchair or powerchair, this trailer does not qualify as "wheelchair accessible".
Oh my goodness. People seem incredibly angry today. So sorry Myles. There is a full moon in two days, maybe that’s it. @@dawnfrancis113
@@kathykeene2092 gee Kathy... thanks for caring so much about what the disability community thinks... I guess you must be an expert on disability and accesdibility, right? No? Then what right do you have to make this snarky comment? We have nothing against Myles... we like his clips... but we ARE going to correct him when he says something is accessible when it is NOT.
What wheelchair is getting over that first bump? Def not wheelchair accessible, shouldn’t advertise it as. Slimy…
There is another portion of the ramp that flips down so there isn’t a bump. Did you watch the video before going in and calling me slimy?
Slimy? Good grief. Myles is not slimy. Stop reading the comments today Myles. The world must be off-tilt today.