Our 2011 2720 SL Trailmanor Walkthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2019
- We've finished up the first group of mods on our 2720 SL Trailmanor travel trailer. Come join me on a walkthrough to see what we have been up to. Thanks to the Trailmanor Fans Facebook Group for all the inspiration and support. Please like, share and subscribe. Thanks for watching.
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Wow, that is very nice! So cute and homey! I've seen these and never realized they were so nice and roomy! Thanks so much for the tour!
I’ve been looking for the perfect pop up and i think we’ve found it! Thanks so much
We have been researching trailers on our move from pop-up to hard side, I super appreciate you taking the time to do this video...I'm a fan. Thanks
Thanks for watching and commenting. We're glad the video has helped your research. Safe travels.
You are a gem critter... thank you for your video
Thank you. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for putting together this video! It is challenging to find videos of people actually using these guys, and not just trying to sell them. It really gives a person a good idea of how they work in the practical sense. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment. You'll find, watching our videos, that I get pretty detailed in the how-to or unboxing ones. I had the same problem you did with not enough information and questions that weren't answered after watching videos. Thanks for watching.
Once again, great video
Hello, very nicely done. Thanks for sharing, Lo :)
Awesome video! You've sold me. The trailmanor will be our upgrade from our pop-up.
Hi and thanks for watching. You'll definitely enjoy the upgrade. Check out the Trailmanor Fans Facebook Group. There's lots of cool people and information there. Safe travels.
New to your channel and very excited to have found you. My husband, Dan, has been wanting to get a trailer. I can't wait to show him your channel (It's almost 3am here) later today! Incredible modifications and it truly looks so comfy! Y'all take care and we'll be back to visit your channel soon 😊👍❤
The Trailmanor is a great trailer for us. Light and easy to tow, yet comfy and roomy when set up. Thanks for stopping by. Safe travels.
Looks like a great trailer
Yes, we are very happy with ours.
You should be doing radio with that voice, very soothing. I was looking at one of these to get started in RV'ing and back into camping. They are $25k new.
Hey Isaac. Yeah, new they are not cheap, but the engineering and features are worth it. Having said that, we picked up our 2011 2720 SL in So Cal for a very low price. Good used can be found. The average prices depend on what part of the country you are looking in. Also on if the person or dealer who is selling knows what they actually have. People have traveled a distance for a Trailmanor in good shape for a good price. Good luck with your search. There are fun memories to be made.
I love it . Thank you😁😎
What a great set-up in such a compact space. Amazing how it all folds up.
looks good bud
Hey TM GEEK. Thanks much.
Hope you are well and camping just a little to much. I was going over your videos making a list of projects to get done before camping season starts. One of the first things on my list is replacing the recirculating toilet with a sanitary toilet as you did. This is in my mind the top, number 1, must do improvement for the Trailmanor. I don't think you have a video on this but I whish you did. Any helpful tips would be appreciated especially on where and how you hooked up the water.
Hoping to hear from you Milt.
Hi Milt. There are couple good writeups with pics and parts lists on the Trailmanor fans Facebook page. Some installed the tank the way we did and others installed the tank sideways for a little more floor space.
We added a t into the sink cold water line to run the toilet. Good luck. It's a great mod. Just make sure the back wall rests on its pad and doesn't rest on the toilet
@@thecritterandthebutterfly I got the trailer out of winter storage and put a study on the water lines, Thanks for your suggestion it looks like it will work. Thanks again.
Hello, Thanks for this great video. Can you recall where you bought your stainless storage rack that hangs over the wardrobe? Thanks!
Hi Charlie B and thanks for the question. Sorry for the delay in answering. Our comment section works kind of weird. We picked up that stainless storage rack on Amazon in 2019. It shows unavailable, but I'm sure there are others available that are similar. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
Good video, thanks. I'm wondering about your screen door option that you made. Is it hinged or do you have to remove it every time you go through the door? Thanks!
Greetings and thanks for watching. The top corner of the screen is hinged and the bottom edge is attached to the lower door.
great video loved the caravan!..are the cupboards heavy placing them back on the walls?
Hey, Carlos. The cabinets are built very light. We keep a few things in them always and add what we need for a trip when we set up. With the suburban, we have plenty of room to bring what we need and the Trailmanor will hold a few totes easily. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
Thank you for all the wonderful tips and modifications. Just wondering how you guys made your curtains. They look fantastic!!! Where did you buy the aluminum rails and fittings that slide in? I will have to make our own as well, since I'm not crazy about the ones that the trailmanor company sells. Regards Emily
Hi Emily. Sorry for the delay in responding. It seems notifications are being delayed. Check out our "How We Did it, Trailmanor Curtain Install" video for some more detailed info. We picked up the metal, screws, and washers at our local Home Depot. Rini found the fabric at our local fabric shop and fell in love with it on the spot. She sewed casings for the aluminum at the top and bottom of the curtain panels after hemming all the edges. She added some fullness so the curtains wouldn't lay flat when closed. She's thinking about what to do with the couch next. If you haven't already, check out our Trailmanor Upgrades video for more tips, mods, and stuff we use. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a grand day.
@@thecritterandthebutterfly thank you so much for these tips! Let her know her curtains are lovely! I had trailermanor quote me $300 for new stock curtains and they are ugly!😬 I will take these tips and watch your video on how to tailor some new ones. Off to Joanne's fabrics and Home Depot I go! Happy camping and thanks much!😃
what kind of a box did you use to add the backup camera. It is extended from the back of the camper and gave you room for electrical connectors?
Hi Martin and thanks for the comment. We used a piece of 3/4 inch Starboard and shaped it to act as a spacer because I didn't want to remove any of the foam from the wall of the trailer to make the connections. Worked like a charm. I also picked up a new marker light because the wires on the old one were just too short to work with. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
Love the kitchen wall organizer..where did you get this?
Hi Abby and thanks for the question. The Butterfly was trying to figure out where she found it, but it's been a while since she bought it. It was probably Target because a search on amazon didn't come up with anything like it. Sorry we don't have a model name or number for it. It's pretty cool though. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
Would i be able to tow one of these with a 2008 rav4?
If it is set up properly. You'll need to look at the specs for the rav4 and make sure it can handle the trailer weight. You'll want to have a tow package with the larger motor, the cooling, and suspension upgrades, wiring and electric brakes. Trailmanors are fairly light, but the tow vehicle's specs are important.
Do they work ok in the desert where you can get a dust storm?
Hi and thanks for watching. We haven't been in a dust storm yet, but there are some places on the Trailmanor that might need additional sealing, depending on how the trailer shells were adjusted to begin with. The trailer holds up to wind pretty well. We have never had wind-blown rain get in, but having some past experience in the desert, sand is a different animal. With a little prep, sand shouldn't be a bigger deal than any other RV. Thanks for the comment.
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Yes - learned a new word "pool noodles". Those should help.
I'm coming from the Bob Wells CHEAP RV Living, which means a lot of time in the desert and dusty places.
Look like terrific rigs.
its awesome, but incase u didnt know, they are called "high-lo", its as high as any other camper, but also goes lo to travel with it.. just saying
Hi Gerald and thanks for watching and commenting. The "Hi-Lo" trailers are a very different trailer design. They stay the same length and get taller. The trailmanor gains height and length with front and rear shell sections that lift and pull out. They are both very unique designs in the R V industry. Search for "Hi-Lo trailer" and you will see their simple yet unique qualities. Thanks again for watching and commenting.
what led lights did you get and where ??
Hi Oren and thanks for watching. We looked online to find LED lights that looked similar to the Flourescent lights that came with the trailer and were the same size. We ended up getting them on Amazon as they had the lowest price. LED technology changes rapidly so, unfortunately, the ones we have don't seem to be available anymore. Sorry, I can't give you a part number or link. If you check out the Trailmanor fan page on Facebook, many people have done similar upgrades recently. You can check them out and also look for something the size, shape, and color with the features you would like that match the look you want for your interior. We are very happy with our results. Have fun and good hunting.
@@thecritterandthebutterfly Thanks
what did you add under the toilet?
It's an icon bottom drain RV black tank(but I painted it white to match). It has a toilet flange on the top. www.icondirect.com/holding-tank-bottom-drain-ht630bsbd/
The full mod is called "the poor man's Sealand mod" The former owners had full hood-ups all the time I guess so the toilet was attached on the floor connected to the drain.
Did the former owner remove the blackwater tank?@@thecritterandthebutterfly
@@aubreyjoy1215Hi and thanks for watching. The trailmanor came with a recirculating toilet which had its own built in holding tank. The previous owners changed that out for a regular RV toilet. They must have always camped with full hookups so just left the black tank drain open and used the toilet like at home. We added the icom holding tank under the RV toilet so we didn't have to always have full hookups.
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Not bad just would imagine it's not very insulated through
Hi Thomas and thanks for checking out the video. The Trailmanor isn't a three-season trailer for sure but for a transforming trailer, they're not bad. There are some tricks one can use that make them quite comfortable. Some owners camp year-round, but heavy snow and -30 temps should probably be avoided. Pretty much, if you can comfortably drive in it, you can camp in it in a Trailmanor. Thanks again for watching and safe travels.
We’re looking for a Trail Manor 2922KS.
Hi Doc and thanks for watching. It takes a little searching, but they are out there. There are RV sites as well as Trailmanor sites that have several listed. Good hunting.
Does anybody know it's dimensions(hwd)? & Price?
Hi, jj, and thanks for watching. That's a lot of numbers to put in a reply. The best way to get specs is to go to trailmanor.com and check out the specs for each model. The Facebook Trailmanor fans page and Trailmanor owners forums are also great resources. The pricing can vary greatly by model, year, and region. For the latest pricing check out RV trader, the Trailmanor Facebook group announcement section, and other auto and RV sales sites. Good luck and good hunting.
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