Great video Gary. Cruise Canada sells these motor-homes up here but without generators. I installed a stainless steel rack and added 3 more batteries . I also use their battery tray to now hold my tool box . The outside access panels have enough key locks that I switched some around and can lock all my doors except for the waste hose , no one wants to steal that. Like the ottoman between the seats eh
Mine has a rare ladder in a bunch of stuff now. Hopefully you can find those videos and learn something, in only drawback we have found with this one. Is it a little small to stay in for 5 weeks at a time
Finally pulled the trigger and bought a 23a. Glad I got an RV inspection, found several gaps in roof and exterior sealant, water pump leaking and rear clearance light out, which they will fix before I pick it up. Excited to start my RV journey.
So effectively the Engine battery will charge the home battery, so once you park after a long drive you could potentially be set for the night? Thanks for the video!
Yes that is very true even though I have two batteries down there that are being charged by my alternator while driving. I'm able to watch TV run electric fan or anything I want for most of the night I've never ran out of electricity but I'm also not foolish. I'm guessing you've probably seen the video where I installed and inverter to change the 12 volt over to 110 so I can do what I mentioned above.
@@G_RAThbun No not yet but I’ll check it out! I wanna get one of these for after college! Do the lower 48, Do Canada coast to coast, live out of it for a year! I won’t be happy until I have to replace at LEAST 3 engines in it! Lol I wanna put some mileage on it! Thanks for the videos
Not much to see. It's just a very small motorhome the bed is in the back corner the other side of the corner is the bathroom and then you got the kitchen living room area which is about 10 ft in square feet at best then the driver's cab
It's great for traveling and camping for short periods. I wouldn't want to live in it not the three of us anyway. But we think we could probably handle 30 days before we would kill each other. The motor home itself has 170,000 miles on it so there are going to be things to repair time to time
Yes it is, you're thinking about buying one of those keep you in mind they put them together for renting so there's no frills and a lot of things are different on these.
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Great video Gary. Cruise Canada sells these motor-homes up here but without generators. I installed a stainless steel rack and added 3 more batteries . I also use their battery tray to now hold my tool box . The outside access panels have enough key locks that I switched some around and can lock all my doors except for the waste hose , no one wants to steal that. Like the ottoman between the seats eh
yea you can find deals sometimes on those Cruise America RV's. Great info on these units and just all around RVing. Great video.
Thanks buddy you should buy one of those and come out and see us in Sturgis
Nice rig and upgrades Gary. Well done.
Great video, I’m looking at buying this model or a Thor fourwinds. Very similar floor plan but has the awning and rear ladder.
Mine has a rare ladder in a bunch of stuff now. Hopefully you can find those videos and learn something, in only drawback we have found with this one. Is it a little small to stay in for 5 weeks at a time
Finally pulled the trigger and bought a 23a. Glad I got an RV inspection, found several gaps in roof and exterior sealant, water pump leaking and rear clearance light out, which they will fix before I pick it up. Excited to start my RV journey.
Thanks for the video
Thank you for the great video and advice
My pleasure!
So effectively the Engine battery will charge the home battery, so once you park after a long drive you could potentially be set for the night? Thanks for the video!
Yes that is very true even though I have two batteries down there that are being charged by my alternator while driving. I'm able to watch TV run electric fan or anything I want for most of the night I've never ran out of electricity but I'm also not foolish. I'm guessing you've probably seen the video where I installed and inverter to change the 12 volt over to 110 so I can do what I mentioned above.
@@G_RAThbun No not yet but I’ll check it out! I wanna get one of these for after college! Do the lower 48, Do Canada coast to coast, live out of it for a year! I won’t be happy until I have to replace at LEAST 3 engines in it! Lol I wanna put some mileage on it! Thanks for the videos
Thanks for sharing
Would be nice to see the floor plan
Not much to see. It's just a very small motorhome the bed is in the back corner the other side of the corner is the bathroom and then you got the kitchen living room area which is about 10 ft in square feet at best then the driver's cab
@@jeanpoisal5397 I just made a video just for you hopefully you like it it's a short
How are you liking this RV I was thinking about buying one?
It's great for traveling and camping for short periods. I wouldn't want to live in it not the three of us anyway. But we think we could probably handle 30 days before we would kill each other. The motor home itself has 170,000 miles on it so there are going to be things to repair time to time
Is this a Cruise America unit
Yes it is, you're thinking about buying one of those keep you in mind they put them together for renting so there's no frills and a lot of things are different on these.
Cual es su precio?
The Cruise America website lists the units they have for sale. Prices vary by mileage and current supply/demand.