@@patrickskelly7520 the term RV has a broad spectrum. If it is a vehicle that provides recreation, it's an RV. Therefore, my bicycle serves me as an RV.
@joshua ashley hey Josh- go on the internet and check out The RV Hall of Fame in Indiana... Really cool place! I guess the TERM 'motorhome' wasn't used 'till about the 1960s... But 'House Car" was used as early as the 'Teens. All of that information is available on that site. Cheers!
@@patrickskelly7520 get over yourself? Your the person who took the time out to type out the obvious. You got an explanation. Now if youre still big mad. Contact the inventer and sue them.
Who needs 9 ft ceilings? I would much rather Give the 2nd floor two more feet and you still have 7 ft ceilings (more than enough headroom) and the kids can actually sit up it bed and use their room 🤷♀️
Same but I don't have the money, big truck, or driving ability. I'd probably be one of the guys on youtube who can opened their RV under a bridge by accident.
Me too but unfortunately, like many don’t have the money to buy! I can dream though & “wish for a miracle!” “MIRACLES DO HAPPEN” & what it would take for me to get one! 😂lol!
As soon as I saw the loft area, I thought "the hell with sleeping, STORAGE area!" That is a nice unit. Gonna have to talk the wife into this one, like it will take a lot of talking.
You wouldn't wanna use that attic area for storage while on the highway. It would have to be for very few, relatively light items here or there. Anything more, and you begin to shift the CG up higher than you'd want it.
It's very nice but I feel like they missed the mark. Since this will primarily be stationary the up stairs should pop up or extend up for standing room. What does everyone else think about that idea?
I agree......with the amount of money someone will pay for this it should have that option. With that said I bet you it will be a option you would have to fork out more money for. 💰 💰 💰
I was kind of expecting a extending roof for an actual second floor area. Although it is still really nice that you can have so many extra sleeping areas without it taking up space downstairs.
@@MrDaydreamer1584 able to stand up? how would you even tow that thing? unless it folds down when you drive. But then again the wind could easily make it tip over, it would need stabilizers
Guess I’ve been under a rock. As I had no idea a travel trailer could be two stories. Kitchen/living room is beautiful. Nicer than most folks have at home. All the natural light. Awesome. The bathroom is huge for an RV. The upstairs is a tad claustrophobic, however the kids would be fine with the space. This definitely one I’d set up in a park. Overall it’s truly incredible. I’m sure it’s a fantastic value.
If you’re going to tow it somewhere and leave it, make sure you have a good mobile service tech. Most manufacturers recommend checking the roof seals every 3 months, and replace the roof seals as needed, which will cost somewhere between $500-$800 to have done professionally. They don’t tell you about the amount of maintenance costs when you buy them, and a lot of people buy them only thinking about payments.
@@GG-jiggles If you live somewhere cold, where the temperature ever dips below freezing, you have to winterize it, or your plumbing will freeze and break. Most insurance policies include an exclusion for freezing. Some people do that themselves, but if you don’t know what you’re doing, it can totally ruin your unit. Your unit should come with an owner’s manual. Do yourself a favor, and read it. The 3 month roof check provision is hidden on one page deep in the manual like a dirty secret, but it’s as crucial as changing the oil in your car regularly. Also, a reputable RV shop will guarantee a roof reseal for 1 year. So, if they reseal it, and it leaks within the year, they should fix the leak and hopefully any resulting damage.
@@Dan-iv9tg Great points! I'd also get one with the all weather package for this purpose. I'm no RV expert but I know it includes some insulation which would be great for hot or cold!
Amazing wow I’m working hard till I own one for my family and a lot to own !!god bless everyone and hope everyone finds their future blessings and home sooner than later !
We have this destination trailer at a campground in Wisconsin. The campground doesn’t allow park models, so this trailer is perfect for us. The campground is open May-October. We stayed 75 days last year. We had the dealership deliver it and set it up. We have a awning and deck. The bedroom is on the small side but it has plenty of storage. There is a closet with washer/dryer hookup. The window blinds are room darkening and block a lot of heat from the sun. We have two air conditioners and there has been no problem keeping it cool. We are empty nesters but our adult kids come to visit us. The upstairs loft above the bedroom can fit a Pack N Play travel crib. The loft over the bathroom is shorter height but good enough for a grandkid to sleep in. My son is 6’4” he hasn’t complained about the height in the shower stall. He probably knows if he complained I’d tell him to go to the bath house in the campground. Lol! We also have a powerful electric vent in the bathroom that does a great job. The couch in the living area opens up to queen size. It’s not comfortable so we add an air mattress to it. Yes, we’ve had some repairs done in the first year of owning it. It’s frustrating how things get overlooked in the building process.
What amazes me more than anything (I deal with these things all the time working at a dealership) is that the loft actually has an air conditioner. Normally there is only duct work that is ran up there and there again it's normally only one duct.
We move ours about every 3 months when my husband starts a new contract someplace. It's pretty fun but glad we're almost done with it lol 2½ years living full-time in a trailer with 2 very young kids gets old after awhile
I feel like they wasted a lot of potential with this model. There seems to be a great deal of usable space that gets wasted because they wanted to give you 9 foot ceilings. I've seen standard height trailers with loft living rooms in them. They couldn't do something better with a two-story unit?
@@lazydragonslayer Yeah, someone might could even actually sit down in the loft comfortably or even walk around if a child, instead of only being able to crawl around and get in and out of it regardless of age.
So if you become an owner of one of these monstrosities, do you have to go and map out a route in checking every damn bridge and overpass clearance height on every freeway and secondary road in the country? Forget it!
@@walkermom100 why would I want a tiny home? Mine is a 2 story salem grand villa. You dont tow this around, you find a spot and leave it there. The whole front is glass.
I just saw one of these in a campground. It was humongous. I can't believe it only has two axles next to each other. It's so long it feels like it needs another axle in the front. Can't go boondocking in that thing!
Not exactly what i was thinking of when you said 2 story but its still really neat and practical. An effective way to use the space you have which is always the number 1 priority in an RV.
Recommend a dually to pull that thing? My grandma told me she pulled an 11,000 pound camper using a car. Somehow no transmission damage. Equipped with a 7,000 pound tow package on her 1973 Chrysler Town and Country. She had good times with those things.
We had better cars back then. Not these cheap little tonka toys they make today. Go find a '73 Chrysler and it will get you where you want to go with this trailer. But a 2021 _anything_ will get the rear axle pulled off before you can pull it a foot. Use one of todays diesel trucks. That night work.
I have one of these and it's great. The upper rooms are definitely good enough for storage and sleep. We use the tighter one for storage, lots of bins will fit up there. The windows at the back are awesome if you have a view.
@@claytonphillips2930 I've worked on rvs for a good 7 years now and a lot of warranty work, and there warranty stuff absolutely blows. I just got done doing 2 fresh tanks on one, where the tanks fell out when he was sleeping at a walmart and they denied it stating "You cant haul your trailer around with water in the tanks". I have another right now where the whole side of the trailer is coming down, and looks like its falling to the right. I actually have no idea why, but every hanger on the bottom bent, and they are denying this customer. Hes trying to take them to court because its 2019-2020. But with all that being said Almost every trailer is the same to an extent. Jayco's are almost the cheaper trailers i really wouldnt recommend living in one every day/night. If your trying to live in one i'd personally go with grand design, they are really nice trailers, a lot of features, good warranty process, and built quite well. Thats my 2 cents. Just note not every forest river is a bad trailer, i will say tho i believe i work on more forest river trailers and jayco trailers out of all of them. I sure do love when i get a grand design fifth wheel tho lol. Just stay away from the schwintek slide systems, almost all trailers are starting to have atleast one, but yeah stay away from schwintek slides, ive atleast rebuilt a dozen of those things just this year and about to do another.
@@anglenawaller5322 If you retire to camper life, I think you have to travel to the best climate conditions around the country. So, you never stay put long.
I would have thought that also to have 3 but I bet you some idiots would with a 3/4 ton truck or something would try to move this or say I can pull it behind my truck to move it to your destination.......
This is Really Nice!,.. It definitely needs a half bath though. With the amount of people this unit can hold that you describe, one toilet is reason to walk away, and that’s too bad. I’ve seen smaller units with the master en-suite(gorgeous), and a half bath for day to day and guests👍🏻
It’s a very nice Rv. Love the windows all around. It’s a great size travel trailer. It would look nice sitting by a lake. Thank you JD for showing this nice Rv.
Jeremiah Barry in my opinion, water destroys RVs. I think what the OP was meaning is that with all the slide outs and windows, there are many opportunities for water leakage. This is why I’ve opted to build a camper out of a cargo trailer. No slide outs and I control the level of quality in the build and installation of windows and such. But that just happens to work for me and my family.
Also looked at one of these units. Great idea for families with two or more children but.... One, the middle loft upstairs had less ceiling height than of the front loft - great if you wanted a storage room. Two, the bathroom had no window, OR FAN. I asked where did the smell or steam go? He offered to install a free fan. Three, the front bed was only a queen plus I found it to be a little tight to move around. Decided to purchase the 40 foot loft model. The master is at the rear of the trailer and has a king bed - still a bit tight to move around, but got a king bed. Rear loft is about the same height and size as this model's front loft. Same living space, if not more, than this model.
Very nice. Re some of the comments about the lofts, these are trailers for travel. If someone purchased and wanted to reside full-time the person buying can make their own changes. And try to remember this is MUCH nicer than where some people live ALL the time.
philburch1970 My sister and her husband had to have the RV dealer move it to their Site in a gated lakeside camper park. No way you can pull it. It way too big. It’s gorgeous!
Amazing. This unit actually has LESS cargo capacity in pounds than the GeoPro (17 footer?) you reviewed the other day. 1280 for the GeoPro and 1228 for this unit. See, I'm paying attention ;)
The 5th wheel version of it has storage space under the bedroom space and there's another little bedroom/office under the loft (the left part of the loft, the right side isn't in the 5th wheel one) and theres a ladder not stairs
When you're done with that RV lot do you think you could do haylett RV they're in the same state as the one you're currently in unless you already left by the time you uploaded the video
A lot of trailers in the 14k pound range only have 2 axles. It being a bumper pull might affect that a little bit more because more of the weight will be on the axles. But it's not really 'that' bad.
It can withstand long term living. Family had one parked up on the great lakes off Wisconsin. They bought and moved it in going Ice fishing, summer camping, and so forth for months at a time. Held onto it till 3 years ago when they sold the trailer for what they paid. Wasnt trashed and well upkept.
4am I need to go to sleep , oh look 2 story camper I can’t afford !
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My biggest mood
xxraydogxx definitely me right now...
😂😂😂 I can relate right now.
3:20 am. Same thing.
I'd call this a 1.5 story trailer.
Trailer is correct. How the hell they call these Recreational Vehicles is beyond my understanding.
@@patrickskelly7520 the term RV has a broad spectrum. If it is a vehicle that provides recreation, it's an RV. Therefore, my bicycle serves me as an RV.
@@hansschotterradler3772 Vehicles have engines. Trailers do not. Its a money thing. Get over your self.
@joshua ashley hey Josh- go on the internet and check out The RV Hall of Fame in Indiana... Really cool place!
I guess the TERM 'motorhome' wasn't used 'till about the 1960s... But 'House Car" was used as early as the 'Teens.
All of that information is available on that site.
Cheers!
@@patrickskelly7520 get over yourself? Your the person who took the time out to type out the obvious. You got an explanation. Now if youre still big mad. Contact the inventer and sue them.
“This is a really nice size bathroom for a trailer.”
Bro. That’s nicer than the master bath in my house.
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Beginning of video: hm, cool trailer.
End of video: that magical little box can measure walls?!? 😯
LOL yeah that's what I was thinking! What is it called and where could I buy one?
It's called a laser distance meter, plenty of stores have them, his looks like a Bosch unit
@@MrHack4never thank you very much for your answer☺
I love those they are so easy to use my grandpa has one lol 😂
he measured the from wall to wall he did not measure the height .
PRICING IS $60,000 - $70,000 MRSP USD FUNDS for those wondering.
That’s actually pretty cheap
Not bad for that one
I was expecting more still the price of a house though
Thank you!!!
millie mill price of a house???
Who needs 9 ft ceilings? I would much rather Give the 2nd floor two more feet and you still have 7 ft ceilings (more than enough headroom) and the kids can actually sit up it bed and use their room 🤷♀️
The 9ft part doesn't have anything above it. The loft and bunkhouse is above the bathroom and master bedroom. Witch have shorter ceilings.
lots of space that needs cooling and heating! no thanks!
@Johnny Hammersticks that would be so cool
I agree.
This is why tiny homes are the way to go if you want something like that.
Who else is watching at 1:30am because this was recommended for some odd reason lol
Its 12:18 am lol
2:06 am here... lol
Omg me! 😂 1:16
Ayye 1:19 lol
Me 3:48 am
I’m so in love with RV’s at this point 😩
Same but I don't have the money, big truck, or driving ability. I'd probably be one of the guys on youtube who can opened their RV under a bridge by accident.
Me too sis
Currently working towards one
Me too im gettin 1
Me too but unfortunately, like many don’t have the money to buy! I can dream though & “wish for a miracle!” “MIRACLES DO HAPPEN” & what it would take for me to get one! 😂lol!
“I can’t even get it in the fully frame of the camera shot” back up dude 😂
👏👏😂😂😂
He might not have rooms for that, for the best presentation.
Duh!
Ha, that was what I said. 😆
that’s what i said 😅 literally one step would’ve fit everything in frame
TH-cam upgraded my recommendation from van tour to RV.
Same here! Lol
Same HAAHAHHA
welcome to another version of "the damn rv is bigger than my house"
And nicer too! 😥
Too bad... i am pretty sure, i can fit 10 RV easy in my house... 🤔🤔 maybe more ..
@@fizzyfreako9371 k no one asked
@@tenzintsomo2614 jelly enough huh 😅😂
@@tenzintsomo2614 no one ask anyone here anything, still everyone tell what they want
Love how he measures the width of the bunkhouse but not the height. I guess 2 feet of space won’t help the sale.
Single story with an attic is more like it.
Or a loft area for the kids to reak havoc above your head !!! Hey its a camping EXPERIENCE !!!! Its all good.
As soon as I saw the loft area, I thought "the hell with sleeping, STORAGE area!" That is a nice unit. Gonna have to talk the wife into this one, like it will take a lot of talking.
You wouldn't wanna use that attic area for storage while on the highway. It would have to be for very few, relatively light items here or there.
Anything more, and you begin to shift the CG up higher than you'd want it.
That's exactly what I was thinking
Not even a full attic, it is a crawl space attic.
It's very nice but I feel like they missed the mark. Since this will primarily be stationary the up stairs should pop up or extend up for standing room. What does everyone else think about that idea?
Interesting idea. I've seen that concept on a celebrity tour bus but can't remember whose.
Rushin' Truckin' will smith
@@rootbeer9908 yes!
I agree......with the amount of money someone will pay for this it should have that option. With that said I bet you it will be a option you would have to fork out more money for. 💰 💰 💰
I was expecting it to slide or extend up. This type of RV is a bit much.
I was kind of expecting a extending roof for an actual second floor area. Although it is still really nice that you can have so many extra sleeping areas without it taking up space downstairs.
I love how he says huge ,massive , and enormous after everything he points out
I don't think he is talking about the inside of the RV. Perhaps its inside of something else he is gloating about ? Hmmm
and tremendous
Notice he didn't boast about the height of the second floor?
But it wasn't "HUGE"
16 inches
or the price.
Or the other shower measurements.
Yep
That looks like a jail cell on the “ second floor”. I would not call this two story. I would call this “ attic crawl space with foam mattresses.
I was thinking you would be able to stand up on the second floor.
It would be great for kids, but I wouldn't call it two story.
It's a camper my God!
@@MrDaydreamer1584 able to stand up? how would you even tow that thing? unless it folds down when you drive. But then again the wind could easily make it tip over, it would need stabilizers
@@2mkholley I was thinking same thing do these idiots think it's a town home
Agree
You'd be better off forgetting about this. And just building a house.
Jason Joiner II
Yup.
My thoughts exactly.
For $20,000 I would build something better then this
and u would still have another 20gs atleast to buy a patch of dirt to put it on @@jayonez137
Duh..You can't travel with a house. I'd rather move my house from lake to mountain to beach to downtown!
do you or have you lived in an rv for an extended period of time?@@mischabi9505
Hahaa! You can’t build a house for the price of one of these. A nice size garage, sure. But not a house.
Imagine having kids rough house upstairs come flying down stairs and meeting that window at the bottom.
Michael Fox boys will be boys.
The Skipper and we will let them be boys
Michael Fox I’m imagining it and loving it
Spoken like an experienced parent.... 😂😂😂
I'm imagining well-behaved kids that this would not be an issue.
Imagine laying in the loft listening to everyone using the restroom after taco night.
Hahahaha!
LMAO
And the smell... ugh
And now I have soup all over myself, thank you very much
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Guess I’ve been under a rock. As I had no idea a travel trailer could be two stories. Kitchen/living room is beautiful. Nicer than most folks have at home. All the natural light. Awesome. The bathroom is huge for an RV. The upstairs is a tad claustrophobic, however the kids would be fine with the space. This definitely one I’d set up in a park. Overall it’s truly incredible. I’m sure it’s a fantastic value.
RV? ᵗʰᵃᵗ ⁱˢ ᵃ ᵗⁱⁿʸ ʰᵒᵘˢᵉ
No washer and dryer? No thanks.
More like just a house. There are tiny houses no wear near as big as this thing.
My house is way smaller than the RV...
If you’re going to tow it somewhere and leave it, make sure you have a good mobile service tech. Most manufacturers recommend checking the roof seals every 3 months, and replace the roof seals as needed, which will cost somewhere between $500-$800 to have done professionally. They don’t tell you about the amount of maintenance costs when you buy them, and a lot of people buy them only thinking about payments.
oh wow didn't think of that, What other maintenance is there to consider?
@@GG-jiggles If you live somewhere cold, where the temperature ever dips below freezing, you have to winterize it, or your plumbing will freeze and break. Most insurance policies include an exclusion for freezing. Some people do that themselves, but if you don’t know what you’re doing, it can totally ruin your unit. Your unit should come with an owner’s manual. Do yourself a favor, and read it. The 3 month roof check provision is hidden on one page deep in the manual like a dirty secret, but it’s as crucial as changing the oil in your car regularly.
Also, a reputable RV shop will guarantee a roof reseal for 1 year. So, if they reseal it, and it leaks within the year, they should fix the leak and hopefully any resulting damage.
I'd just stick a RV carport over it lol. The carport is a fraction of what the RV cost and will protect it from some hail too.
@@Dan-iv9tg Great points! I'd also get one with the all weather package for this purpose. I'm no RV expert but I know it includes some insulation which would be great for hot or cold!
Cant winterize when you live in it full time! BUT you can do things to keep the pipes warm and to not freeze!
fun drinking game: take a shot every time he says huge
To early to get that drunk
Huuuuuge!
@@columbiariverdetailing1943 Then take a shot every time you're girlfriend says it, that'll keep you sober
Or window
I'm sure they paid him extra for each time. That's why he didn't give the height-measurement of the second floor.
Boy do I love watching videos of stuff I'll never ever be able to afford in my lifetime.. I wish I was rich 😪
We could all be rich if we all gave eachother a dollar
Dude it’s $70K
My bad it actually starts from $43,000 depending on what features the trailer has it can go up all the way to $70K
@@omarrochet
Thats still pretty cheap with what you get
@nigel thornberry ...and dually to pull!!...not cheap
Amazing wow I’m working hard till I own one for my family and a lot to own !!god bless everyone and hope everyone finds their future blessings and home sooner than later !
We have this destination trailer at a campground in Wisconsin. The campground doesn’t allow park models, so this trailer is perfect for us. The campground is open May-October. We stayed 75 days last year. We had the dealership deliver it and set it up. We have a awning and deck. The bedroom is on the small side but it has plenty of storage. There is a closet with washer/dryer hookup. The window blinds are room darkening and block a lot of heat from the sun. We have two air conditioners and there has been no problem keeping it cool.
We are empty nesters but our adult kids come to visit us. The upstairs loft above the bedroom can fit a Pack N Play travel crib. The loft over the bathroom is shorter height but good enough for a grandkid to sleep in. My son is 6’4” he hasn’t complained about the height in the shower stall. He probably knows if he complained I’d tell him to go to the bath house in the campground. Lol! We also have a powerful electric vent in the bathroom that does a great job. The couch in the living area opens up to queen size. It’s not comfortable so we add an air mattress to it.
Yes, we’ve had some repairs done in the first year of owning it. It’s frustrating how things get overlooked in the building process.
I’d feel claustrophobic on the “second” story.
It’s for guests or kids, there is a bed.
It’s nice for small women or kids maybe 6-7 and under. Upstairs I’m afraid I’d wake up and hit my head. I’m 6’4” 330 so not their fault.
whats the headroom on the second floor?
What amazes me more than anything (I deal with these things all the time working at a dealership) is that the loft actually has an air conditioner. Normally there is only duct work that is ran up there and there again it's normally only one duct.
Some of those units are what people looking for "tiny house living" are buying. They like the option of moving it every 6 months or couple of years.
Seems like a good option for construction guys who have to stay near the site for extended periods of time.
We move ours about every 3 months when my husband starts a new contract someplace. It's pretty fun but glad we're almost done with it lol 2½ years living full-time in a trailer with 2 very young kids gets old after awhile
I feel like they wasted a lot of potential with this model. There seems to be a great deal of usable space that gets wasted because they wanted to give you 9 foot ceilings. I've seen standard height trailers with loft living rooms in them. They couldn't do something better with a two-story unit?
I had the same thought. They could have gone with 7’ ceilings and had a more livable space in the loft.
@@lazydragonslayer Yeah, someone might could even actually sit down in the loft comfortably or even walk around if a child, instead of only being able to crawl around and get in and out of it regardless of age.
My thoughts too.
I still can’t get over the concept of a 2 STORY RV!!!
ITS A CAMPER
its not 2 stories more like 1 and a quarter
Not gonna lie but that electronic tape measurer blew my mind more than anything else
I love how detailed you are and that you dont speed through it.
Make sure you turn before the 11’8 (+8) bridge.
2nd floor is for munchkins or a really expensive storage area for all my fishing gear.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. Nice, clean, climate control storage space. Just as useful as an extra bedroom for some of us.
Kids iz munchkins.
Kids gotta be crawling around on the floor, they ain't gonna like that too much once they start getting carpet burns
So if you become an owner of one of these monstrosities, do you have to go and map out a route in checking every damn bridge and overpass clearance height on every freeway and secondary road in the country? Forget it!
U forget about trees
Yes, you would. The same goes for the large 5th wheels which are 13'6" high. You would have to route the same as a semi truck
@Kenneth Boyer lmao true
I was thinking the same thing 🤔
Get a truck GPS or just know your damn clearance.
You can have a blast with your family in 100 tent !
I'd like to tell you a story about a two storey trailer lol..
Id hate to get caught up in a very strong cross wind on a freeway.
It's a park model... you don't tow this around.
Them Santa Ana winds in Cali would toss this down the road
Crossing THE GRAPEVINE to or from LA !!!
@@andreguilbeault4323 then build a tiny home vs this. These are flimsy.
And he does talk about towing it.
@@walkermom100 why would I want a tiny home? Mine is a 2 story salem grand villa. You dont tow this around, you find a spot and leave it there. The whole front is glass.
I need a tank to tow that thing. Rip's the top off at the first low bridge I go under on the way to a national park. Lol!
WOW!! UNBELIEVABLE BEAUTY. 💗
Said it before, you my friend are awesome. Look forward to watching most if not all of the content you put out. Always very detailed and honest. Thx!
I’ve been in one of these irl. They’re simply HUGE! Much bigger than anyone can convey on camera
Think about all the wild this massive thing will catch
I just saw one of these in a campground. It was humongous. I can't believe it only has two axles next to each other. It's so long it feels like it needs another axle in the front.
Can't go boondocking in that thing!
Not exactly what i was thinking of when you said 2 story but its still really neat and practical. An effective way to use the space you have which is always the number 1 priority in an RV.
NPC1862862152-2, it is roomy, but cheaply made. A park model would be better for a unit to place in a location and leave there.
Not very practical when you compare it's cost vs the cost of a mobile home.
Hey should play the drinking game every time he stated empty lot next to the lake!
Recommend a dually to pull that thing? My grandma told me she pulled an 11,000 pound camper using a car. Somehow no transmission damage. Equipped with a 7,000 pound tow package on her 1973 Chrysler Town and Country. She had good times with those things.
We had better cars back then. Not these cheap little tonka toys they make today. Go find a '73 Chrysler and it will get you where you want to go with this trailer. But a 2021 _anything_ will get the rear axle pulled off before you can pull it a foot. Use one of todays diesel trucks. That night work.
I think this is to be delivered to a spot where you will keep it forever!
I have those same cabinets in my apartment
I wish you would have acknowledged the beeping. I've been looking all over my home for the source
Lol I paused the video twice and interrogated my wife as to what the hell that beeping noise was
@@303nitzubishi4 very happy to know I wasnt the only one going crazy lol
I paused the video too, totally freaked out thinking it was my carbon monoxide detector. Lol, glad it wasn't.
I had to take my headphones off to make sure an alarm wasn't beeping in my house because of the constant background beeping in the video
Never seen a 2 story bumper pull, nice 👍🏽
I have one of these and it's great. The upper rooms are definitely good enough for storage and sleep. We use the tighter one for storage, lots of bins will fit up there. The windows at the back are awesome if you have a view.
have you had any quality issues with forest river?
@@claytonphillips2930 I've worked on rvs for a good 7 years now and a lot of warranty work, and there warranty stuff absolutely blows. I just got done doing 2 fresh tanks on one, where the tanks fell out when he was sleeping at a walmart and they denied it stating "You cant haul your trailer around with water in the tanks". I have another right now where the whole side of the trailer is coming down, and looks like its falling to the right. I actually have no idea why, but every hanger on the bottom bent, and they are denying this customer. Hes trying to take them to court because its 2019-2020. But with all that being said Almost every trailer is the same to an extent. Jayco's are almost the cheaper trailers i really wouldnt recommend living in one every day/night. If your trying to live in one i'd personally go with grand design, they are really nice trailers, a lot of features, good warranty process, and built quite well. Thats my 2 cents. Just note not every forest river is a bad trailer, i will say tho i believe i work on more forest river trailers and jayco trailers out of all of them. I sure do love when i get a grand design fifth wheel tho lol. Just stay away from the schwintek slide systems, almost all trailers are starting to have atleast one, but yeah stay away from schwintek slides, ive atleast rebuilt a dozen of those things just this year and about to do another.
why do you need to haul so much shi# to go camping 😆 I can imagine how much shi# is in your house
Two shortcomings: one bath for so many people and (maybe) not enough AC for so much window exposure. Still, a great concept.
It would definitely need a 3rd ac unit.
no AC in the master bedroom at all.
@@anglenawaller5322 If you retire to camper life, I think you have to travel to the best climate conditions around the country. So, you never stay put long.
It would feel like a greenhouse.
We had to get a portable ac unit to go I the bedroom and it still gets too hot while cooking
Fun fact I’m actually an rv technician I’ve personally worked on one of these this coach is great I actually got the chance to work on one.
If you hear a faint beep noise in the background that’s actually an lp detector beeping due to low voltage from the battery.
Lol this guy is really gunhoe on the lake idea hahah hes mentioned it like 5 times
If you have a plot of land by a lake, what's wrong with a house?
Frig a lake!!!
gung-ho
bone apple tea
salesman
To me, two axles doesn't seem enough.
Agreed, should be a 3 axle.
That's the first thing I said to my self. That is so tall it needs the 3rd axle to keep stable
I would have thought that also to have 3 but I bet you some idiots would with a 3/4 ton truck or something would try to move this or say I can pull it behind my truck to move it to your destination.......
It's all good JC you can just take the wheel when the axles give out.
When it breaks down yell your own name then.
It's huge.
This in a single story would be perfect for me
Hello Sherri
You can can honestly have a house party in that thing is so badass
Thanks for sharing. I also appreciate the RV dealership giving your access.
This is my all time favorite model with favorite interior of all time.
You should checkout the 2020 Cyclone 5th wheels! I live in one and they are absolutely beautiful! 💜
2 story until you choke the little sob stomping above your head at night. Lol. Nice unit
OMGOSH!!! I love everything about this! All the huge windows has made me instantly fall in love with this! Two floor too! Love this!
This is just crazy awesome, it looks like a normal house on the inside
2 story rv: im expensive, and strong.
Storms and hurricanes: am i a joke to you
2 story rv:I'm expensive and strong
Hurricanes and storms: people can by you but no one can buy me(I'm way to expensive) they'd die if they saw me
@@laviniatatafu881 hwaaaaaaah!?!?
😂
So awesome love it, great video
This is Really Nice!,.. It definitely needs a half bath though. With the amount of people this unit can hold that you describe, one toilet is reason to walk away, and that’s too bad. I’ve seen smaller units with the master en-suite(gorgeous), and a half bath for day to day and guests👍🏻
What is wrong with you
He really likes the word “huge!”
Joshua Boyce seriously guy needs to open a dictionary and learn a few other words
It’s a very nice Rv. Love the windows all around. It’s a great size travel trailer. It would look nice sitting by a lake. Thank you JD for showing this nice Rv.
My parents just bought a small camper! Can’t wait to use it :)
This trailer is a water leak with extensive damage waiting to happen.
New to RVs, how do you know this?
Jeremiah Barry in my opinion, water destroys RVs. I think what the OP was meaning is that with all the slide outs and windows, there are many opportunities for water leakage.
This is why I’ve opted to build a camper out of a cargo trailer. No slide outs and I control the level of quality in the build and installation of windows and such. But that just happens to work for me and my family.
I had one, nothing but problems. I had a small electrical fire and it ruined my unit.
No matter what trailer you buy there will *ALWAYS* be something wrong
Dave yes yes yes
Idk why but RV your videos comfort me so much lol, I watch these when I cry
They're COZY...kinda place ya can curl up in!!
Also looked at one of these units. Great idea for families with two or more children but.... One, the middle loft upstairs had less ceiling height than of the front loft - great if you wanted a storage room. Two, the bathroom had no window, OR FAN. I asked where did the smell or steam go? He offered to install a free fan. Three, the front bed was only a queen plus I found it to be a little tight to move around. Decided to purchase the 40 foot loft model. The master is at the rear of the trailer and has a king bed - still a bit tight to move around, but got a king bed. Rear loft is about the same height and size as this model's front loft. Same living space, if not more, than this model.
Please, what's the exact name of this model and the name of yours? What would be the yearly cost (maintenance)?. Thanks
why not just buy a park model and get real double pane windows, metal roof, 11' width, etc. Besides 3 slideouts means 3 big leaks.
Warren Trout ha ha ha. I would have to agree with you.
Very nice. Re some of the comments about the lofts, these are trailers for travel. If someone purchased and wanted to reside full-time the person buying can make their own changes. And try to remember this is MUCH nicer than where some people live ALL the time.
Imagine those kids jumping on the bed , by the lake, and banging their heads on the "2 Nd floor"
🤣🤣
There's room to jump? A couple of two foot midgets maybe
I can just see me all white knuckled and sweating, watching the lane lines likes hawk, as I slowly towed that baby down the road.
The broplem we haven't anymore idea about quality material originally or which the
best mark for use
"Destination Model" ... I'm guessing that the industry is trying to rebrand the moniker 'mobile home'.
philburch1970 My sister and her husband had to have the RV dealer move it to their Site in a gated lakeside camper park. No way you can pull it. It way too big. It’s gorgeous!
This is where FEMA puts wealthy people
I have never seen a tapeless measuring tape how accurate is that I know it runs off a laser
1/8 in
Very accurate
They're easy to use & they're very accurate, I have 1 & love it!
The bedrooms are unremarkable but the living areas more than make up for them. Spectacular ceiling height and windows..and a beautiful kitchen space..
Amazing.
This unit actually has LESS cargo capacity in pounds than the GeoPro (17 footer?) you reviewed the other day.
1280 for the GeoPro and 1228 for this unit.
See, I'm paying attention ;)
The 5th wheel version of it has storage space under the bedroom space and there's another little bedroom/office under the loft (the left part of the loft, the right side isn't in the 5th wheel one) and theres a ladder not stairs
Drinking game: a shot every time he says HUGE!!
I’d be drunk. -.-
What about water
Welp, I died... Oh well..
🥃
It’s ok, instill love my cedar creek cottage 40cfk2 a whole lot more. If I had kids this one would no “ok”. But I truly love mine.
For those of us who can’t afford houses, this is the kind of thing I would buy as a tiny home.
This costs much more than a tiny house would.
When you're done with that RV lot do you think you could do haylett RV they're in the same state as the one you're currently in unless you already left by the time you uploaded the video
This "at the ocean"? Owner watching, as the land yacht blows into the water forever.
Ahh come on... A tacoma and helper bags and you're set. Lol
Too much truck
I can’t make this up, I saw a 2007 ford ranger sport towing a late 90’s stick and aluminum sub 30ft fifth wheel last weekend.
@@NellisNelson Should have taken a picture for us
Chevy Luv or a Subaru Brat would haul this up and down the Rockies. And... Done!
Taylor R not going to risk a $1000 and 3 day suspension distracted driving charge.
2am bout to fall asleep and boom TH-cam recommended me a 2 story RV I will never buy...might as well stay up a little longer
That's nice
All this weight on those 2 tandem axles?
Yes, I recognize forest river build quality.
A lot of trailers in the 14k pound range only have 2 axles. It being a bumper pull might affect that a little bit more because more of the weight will be on the axles. But it's not really 'that' bad.
Number of axles isn’t an issue. It’s how much weight they’re rated for
So my heads going to be in the ceiling when I’m taking a shower then that really is a lot of room 😂
The downstairs is nice but I am way too claustrophobic for those crawlspaces they are trying to pass off as rooms, lol
Wow, if I ever wanted to buy a piece of property and settle down, that would be the rig to put there. Love, love those windows.
The windows sell me too, I LOVE windows and outside light.
Living A New Dream There are a ton of nicer park model RVs than this for a lot cheaper.
That blows me away.I wonder about its durability as far as long term seasonal living
It can withstand long term living. Family had one parked up on the great lakes off Wisconsin. They bought and moved it in going Ice fishing, summer camping, and so forth for months at a time. Held onto it till 3 years ago when they sold the trailer for what they paid. Wasnt trashed and well upkept.
I live in a 2000 Forest River park model trailer with a master BR on the main floor and a double loft. I call it my Barbie Dream Trlr! Love it!
Imagine the kiddos trying to falling asleep upstairs while dad is right under them "hurting" mommy 🤣
Grow up. What are you, 14 years old?
LMAO!