The LANCE 2075 has ridiculous amounts of STORAGE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- The plentiful exterior storage in the LANCE 2075 travel trailer is one of the reasons we like it so much. Take a step by step tour of all the storage this trailer has to offer and how it helps us stay organized.
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that battery slider is a must. especially if your small and petite.
Absolutely...it's such a cool feature that you don't find on many RV's. Love it!
I agree great idea on using cubby for the Anderson blocks!!
Great storage!! I love the pull out drawer..I need to replicate that. Thanks for the continued valuable info, David.
@Tim Brantley Thanks Tim! Always appreciate your feedback and look forward to sharing camping stories with you the next time we get together. Happy Trails.
I have the outdoor kitchen. And still haven't used up all the storage. I have at least one overhead cabinet that is empty.Only complaint is I wish there was a door under the sink. Not so much for more storage but more for access. But I did add a pocketed fire extinguisher giving me more access. Still haven't figured out what to put in the rear bumper. Or the side cabinet under the Generator compartment. But I love the fact we have them. Thanks for posting another great video.
@Boone Lipsey Thanks Boone! Always appreciate your kind words and excellent feedback. I hope you're doing well and one of these days we'll have to cross paths and meet in person. I feel like I know you really well! 🙂
@@IdahoVoyager Possibly next time you come through SLC. I work literally yards from Interstate 15. I will be reconfiguring my driver's side rear cabinet for all my hoses. Do you happen to remember the sizes of the clear totes with lids. And I love the idea of using the underbelly cabinet to or the Anderseon levelers. Steeling that idea also.
@@boonelipsey5393 I'll definitely let you know next time we're through. I think we're going to go back to Zion NP in October. We usually overnight in SLC which is about half way for us. As for the totes, I can't remember the size exactly but next time I'm at the trailer I'll measure. They work great. One key component to that operation is working with "Zero G" hoses. I have a blue one for potable and a green one for black. They are so convenient and easy to carry because they shrink away into nothing. Fit perfectly in those totes.
@@IdahoVoyager I will take pictures this weekend of the check Valve install. If I can get my hand in the little hole they give you for access to the shower valves.
I know you do a fair amount of boondocking. Or camping as it was called in the 70s and 80s. Lol. Did you happen to catch the video of the IRVWPC installed.
hi handsome. Great video.
Thank you!
You picked up a lot of storage not getting the outdoor kitchen. I love this unit, but not sure I can live with the dinette table. I think I would have a backache without a nice theater chair. I also wish they would have the option for two twin beds. It would make it feel bigger and easy to move around. I owed a 1975 years ago and always liked Lance quality.
@Steve Royer Hi Steve. Thanks for visiting our channel and joining the conversation. Really appreciate your feedback and that's a really good point on the dinette and seating. There's always tradeoffs with RV's due to the size, etc. I have seen other trailers (Airstreams & Olivers) with Twin Bed configurations...and I really like it. That's a good suggestion. With that said, we do love the bedroom on the 2075 and is one of our favorite features due to the excellent window coverage. Thanks again and happy trails.
What is the tongue weight of your 2075? I see it advertised as 440# but I don't believe that at all. With the battery and propane and not empty tanks.. is it a lot over 700#? thanks
@andyherron1808 Hi Andy, thanks for stopping by our channel. I haven’t weighed it recently but I’d say around 600 is a fair estimate depending on the water on board. One of the many great features to this trailer is the giant tanks which check in at an extremely generous 45 gallons across the board…that’s 45 each for fresh, gray, and black. Another thing to keep in mind on the tongue weight: she’s 4,400 lbs dry with 1,800 lbs carrying capacity. That gives you a GVWR of 6,200 lbs (appx). 10% of that (typical transfer to your tongue) is gonna put you in that 600 lb neighborhood fully loaded.