Dude! thank you so much for the kind words! We love our Magnitude! We call her Trudy Thunder! I have done quite a bit of modification and upgrade on her over the last 3 years. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much! We really love our Trudy! The only thing we dont care for is the height of the toilet, Dude Im 6'2" and my feet dangle!🙀 LOL!! Im so glad you enjoyed the video and thanks a bunch for watching!
We are really enjoying Trudy! currently on the way to North Carolina and she powers right up the steep slopes pulling the white truck with power to spare! thanks for watching!
@@DudeRV I do not have one currently. I guess you can say I’m in the research phase. All I know is that I want to get out there and go on adventures. It’s a pretty steep learning curve so I’m just trying to figure out what all I will need and what will be realistic budget wise.
@@betosalinas7054 just about every RVer will tell you this. Stare where you are with what you have and you will figure it out as you go. If you have a car and a blanket you have have adventures, I see plenty of folks out exploring the world car camping and tent camping,. I have seen just about every kind of trailer converted into an rv just as I have seen every kind of car,truck,van,bus, you name it used as an RV. stop waiting tomorrow never comes. The basics are water, food and shelter. Campgrounds offer water and in some cases even shelter, most every campground I have been to has a charcoal cooker so all you need is a cast iron skillet and something to cook. A comfortable bed is always nice so some kind of mattress is a plus.
Dude rv I’m watching this a little late and just love these units. My question is how are things working so far. I’ve watched several videos on these and everything you can think of went wrong.
So far we have had no serious issues. We had a pretty long warranty list that is just about cleared up, mostly small stuff. The biggest item was a leaking fresh water tank air vent. Thor replace the fresh tank. We had a little rain leaking in around the front cap seal but that was fixed with fresh silicone. Those were the only big issues. Thor has been great about all of the warranty items and Demondtrond (the dealer) has also been pretty good to work with. What can I say? we love our Trudy Thunder! So nice to drive and so very much power! I will say we are not a fan of the insta-heat water heater as it really seems to use way more water than when we had a tank.
My wife and I have the same issue with the bathroom vent. Neither of us could reach the knob comfortably. We installed a Barker Vent Stick. It has worked great. Might be a good option for your wife. Nice rig!
Indeed we are! Just returned from a four night journey into east Texas and loved every mile! Every time we take her out it gets harder to come home! thanks for watching!
I truly believe that the dealer does not even know how to spell PDI! I have found somewhere else to take care of the warranty issues and yes we are getting the bugs worked out and have made great strides in getting it the way we want it. thanks for watching!
MSRP was around $250K actual price was around $140K Thanks to the COVID driven demand for pre-owned RVs we were able to get into this one for about the same monthly payment as our class c.
Congrats. Beautiful rig ! We're seriously looking at the XG32. btw, it's a pet peeve of mine, but, anyone else notice that they get the shape of the rear wheel wells wrong. Very minor of course, but to me, it looks like flooded pants.
Flooded pants? LOL!! they are a little to rounded on the bottom. We are currently halfway through a 2000 mile round trip journey and man I gotta say, what a great riding RV! thanks for watching!
Actually the MPG is better than what we were getting with the V10 gassser. Actually double when pulling the pick-up. Sooo much power! WE love it! thanks for watching!
Yes sir, a little verbal slip up there. we looked at so many different floors plans and were originally planning on purchasing the SV34. thanks for being attentive and thanks a whole bunch for watching!
@@drjordonshaw I hope Yall are loving yours as much as we are loving our Trudy Thunder! If you want to compare notes feel free to reach out to me at DudeRVinTexas@gmail.com
Congratulations. She's a beauty. I'm really surprised though that something so nice still has roller latches. Roller latches are a plague upon RVkind. ; )
Thank you very much! The drawer latch in question is not a roller, it is a fancy hook and socket kinda of set up. There is however a roller latch at the very top of bathroom medicine cabinet door. I will be moving it or replacing it with something at the bottom where the pull is located. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on your purchase. I hope it is a wonderful experience owning this rv and it brings you many years of joy. 2 questions, how much stuff can you put in it? GVWR minus GAWR = load capacity. I've been seeing that issue in videos a lot lately and I'm curious. Also does the GAWR include all tanks full or empty?
Wow! those are really heavy questions! LOL!! GVWR is determined in part by GAWR for both front and rear axles. GVWR also includes any water in the tanks and any weight on the hitch. We can carry 1589 lbs of cargo, less 540lbs of liquid and less 375 lbs of people and rat terriers so we can carry 674 lbs of food and gear in Trudy Thunder. Now we have to subtract about 150 lbs for the outdoor kitchen and RV gear (blocks, chocks, hoses and stuff) and another 30 lbs for my various fishing gear and lawn chairs now we are at 494 LBS and still have to account for food and we really like to eat so a full fridge and cupboard of 200 lbs means that Yappy can bring her 200 lbs of hair and makeup stuff and 50 lbs of pillows and blankets and I have to bring my 30 lbs of laptop and camera crap, so that leaves me with about 14lbs of extra luxury cargo space.🤔🙄🙀👍 LOL!!
Congrats on the new rig! That said, when I saw the water tank and basically your entire electrical system right next to it, I got a huge sinking feeling in my stomach. To me that is just a HUGE red flag. Like an enormous accident waiting to happen.
As long as the tank is solid there is no problems, but Houston, we have a problem! the air vent fitting is loose and the vent seems to be blocked. we have a warranty apt to replace the tank.
We did consider that but really like Trudy Thunder and all of the layers that go into that name, as for the Whit Pickup, we like White Lightning to stay in the Thor God Of Thunder theme. Thanks for watching!
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This is seriously the greatest walkthrough of this RV on the internet! That dude is a gangster salesman. Well done sir!
Dude! thank you so much for the kind words! We love our Magnitude! We call her Trudy Thunder! I have done quite a bit of modification and upgrade on her over the last 3 years. Thanks for watching!
Man I'll tell you what this video did not disappoint I'm super happy for you guys that you got a an RV that you guys like and it makes you happy.
Thank you so much! We really love our Trudy! The only thing we dont care for is the height of the toilet, Dude Im 6'2" and my feet dangle!🙀 LOL!! Im so glad you enjoyed the video and thanks a bunch for watching!
What a nice RV. I'm sure you and Yappy will enjoy it for years to come. Thanks for showing it to us BB.
We are really enjoying Trudy! currently on the way to North Carolina and she powers right up the steep slopes pulling the white truck with power to spare! thanks for watching!
How awesome, beautiful! So happy for you!
Thank you so much!! thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Congrats on your NEW Home away from Home!!! Looking forward to all your new adventures in it!!
Thank you! We are loving it! We have a big journey coming up so stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
RVs are a lot like humans they all fall short somewhere but you got you a good one.
I thinks we do, but one just has to wonder why the assembly line seems to always fall short, even in this price tier. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on the new rig!!!
Thanks!! We are loving it!
Awesome RV!! Thanks for the detailed video and tips to look for when buying an RV.
Glad it was helpful! what RV do you have? Thanks for watching!!
@@DudeRV I do not have one currently. I guess you can say I’m in the research phase. All I know is that I want to get out there and go on adventures. It’s a pretty steep learning curve so I’m just trying to figure out what all I will need and what will be realistic budget wise.
@@betosalinas7054 just about every RVer will tell you this. Stare where you are with what you have and you will figure it out as you go. If you have a car and a blanket you have have adventures, I see plenty of folks out exploring the world car camping and tent camping,. I have seen just about every kind of trailer converted into an rv just as I have seen every kind of car,truck,van,bus, you name it used as an RV.
stop waiting tomorrow never comes.
The basics are water, food and shelter. Campgrounds offer water and in some cases even shelter, most every campground I have been to has a charcoal cooker so all you need is a cast iron skillet and something to cook. A comfortable bed is always nice so some kind of mattress is a plus.
My man!!!! Finally pulled that trigger!!! Congrats Bob
Yep, we signed our life away. LOL!! Thanks! and thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Congratulations on the beautiful new rig.
Thank you! We are so excited! thanks a whole bunch for watching!
That’s a really BIG THANG! What a beauty! Welcome to the Dude RV fam Rig Trudy! Thanks for the smile, so dang happy for y’all. Cheers!
Yep it is a Big Thang! I mean she is a big thang, I mean... UHHH....thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Woohoo! Amazing! We could camp under your awning it’s so big.
Yes you could camp under it, if we were to open it! WE are so very awning shy since we lost ours on Ms V. thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Now this is a real review. Thanks for the real person review Dude.
No problem! I appreciate your watching!!
Congratulations! Have fun, roll on through the "getting to know you" new RV period.
Moving is never very fun in the moment but we are just about through that "moment"! thanks a whole bunch for watching!!
Instant hot water, magic!
We have learned that it is not so magical. More to come! thanks for watching!
Magnitude seems to fit perfectly for that beast, congrats
Thank you! We love our beast! she is a beauty!
cool rig
Thank you, we really love our Trudy Thunder! Thanks for watching!
Congratulations it’s beautiful
Thanks! thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Dude rv I’m watching this a little late and just love these units. My question is how are things working so far. I’ve watched several videos on these and everything you can think of went wrong.
So far we have had no serious issues. We had a pretty long warranty list that is just about cleared up, mostly small stuff. The biggest item was a leaking fresh water tank air vent. Thor replace the fresh tank. We had a little rain leaking in around the front cap seal but that was fixed with fresh silicone. Those were the only big issues. Thor has been great about all of the warranty items and Demondtrond (the dealer) has also been pretty good to work with.
What can I say? we love our Trudy Thunder! So nice to drive and so very much power!
I will say we are not a fan of the insta-heat water heater as it really seems to use way more water than when we had a tank.
Congrats on Trudy! We think you should call the truck Troy
Thank you! Why Troy?
@@DudeRV 2 reasons that really don't make any sense but just keeping with the Tr theme and also Troy has a Greek background.
@@melizagarcia2291 life does not make sense until we think it does and that is only because we are all crazy! LOL!!
My wife and I have the same issue with the bathroom vent. Neither of us could reach the knob comfortably. We installed a Barker Vent Stick. It has worked great. Might be a good option for your wife. Nice rig!
Excellent recommendation! I will look into that! thanks a whole bunch for watching!!
Absolutely beautiful new rig Dude! Congratulations!! Christy thinks you should name the F150 "Whitey"! LOL!
Thank you! "whitey" has some merit! In keeping with the Thor theme I am actually thinking "White Lightning" so we will have Thunder and Lightning.
on the black and gray tank can you leave the dump line hooked up and close the door and leave it hooked up
Yes sir, the wet bay has a port in the "floor" that allows the door to be closed while the sewer line is connected. thanks a whole bunch for watching!
@@DudeRV you are welcome i like what you are doing keep it up
@@robertgates8209 Your support is most appreciated!
Super Cool Rig!!! We are in Huntsville, probably shew some of the same dirt. Are you still likening your Thor Mag?
Indeed we are! Just returned from a four night journey into east Texas and loved every mile! Every time we take her out it gets harder to come home! thanks for watching!
Looks like Talty Tx
Talty Tx? No sir Lake Whitney. Thanks for watching!!
@@DudeRV lake Whitney is a lovely area!
Thats a nice super c bob but it looks like the dealer did not do the pdi on it but in time you will work out the bugs and get it the way you wont it.
I truly believe that the dealer does not even know how to spell PDI! I have found somewhere else to take care of the warranty issues and yes we are getting the bugs worked out and have made great strides in getting it the way we want it. thanks for watching!
Congratulations 👏 she's beautiful
Thank you! We are so very excited! thanks a whole bunch for watching!
What that cost!?
MSRP was around $250K actual price was around $140K Thanks to the COVID driven demand for pre-owned RVs we were able to get into this one for about the same monthly payment as our class c.
Congrats. Beautiful rig ! We're seriously looking at the XG32. btw, it's a pet peeve of mine, but, anyone else notice that they get the shape of the rear wheel wells wrong. Very minor of course, but to me, it looks like flooded pants.
Flooded pants? LOL!! they are a little to rounded on the bottom. We are currently halfway through a 2000 mile round trip journey and man I gotta say, what a great riding RV! thanks for watching!
Purty, but the MPG might hurt..
Actually the MPG is better than what we were getting with the V10 gassser. Actually double when pulling the pick-up. Sooo much power! WE love it! thanks for watching!
That thing is bad ass. I hope you’ll never need the 4WD, but it’s great great great to have when you need it. Save a few thousand in towing.
You are so right! We wont be doing any off roading but if we need some traction we got it! thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Just a heads. You have a 34RB not 34SV. The SV doesn't have the bunks and the RB does.
Yes sir, a little verbal slip up there. we looked at so many different floors plans and were originally planning on purchasing the SV34. thanks for being attentive and thanks a whole bunch for watching!
@@DudeRV Trust me, I understand. That's how I knew which one you had because we ended up with the RB34 as well!
@@drjordonshaw I hope Yall are loving yours as much as we are loving our Trudy Thunder! If you want to compare notes feel free to reach out to me at DudeRVinTexas@gmail.com
Congratulations. She's a beauty.
I'm really surprised though that something so nice still has roller latches. Roller latches are a plague upon RVkind. ; )
Thank you very much! The drawer latch in question is not a roller, it is a fancy hook and socket kinda of set up. There is however a roller latch at the very top of bathroom medicine cabinet door. I will be moving it or replacing it with something at the bottom where the pull is located. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on your purchase. I hope it is a wonderful experience owning this rv and it brings you many years of joy. 2 questions, how much stuff can you put in it? GVWR minus GAWR = load capacity. I've been seeing that issue in videos a lot lately and I'm curious. Also does the GAWR include all tanks full or empty?
Wow! those are really heavy questions! LOL!! GVWR is determined in part by GAWR for both front and rear axles. GVWR also includes any water in the tanks and any weight on the hitch. We can carry 1589 lbs of cargo, less 540lbs of liquid and less 375 lbs of people and rat terriers so we can carry 674 lbs of food and gear in Trudy Thunder. Now we have to subtract about 150 lbs for the outdoor kitchen and RV gear (blocks, chocks, hoses and stuff) and another 30 lbs for my various fishing gear and lawn chairs now we are at 494 LBS and still have to account for food and we really like to eat so a full fridge and cupboard of 200 lbs means that Yappy can bring her 200 lbs of hair and makeup stuff and 50 lbs of pillows and blankets and I have to bring my 30 lbs of laptop and camera crap, so that leaves me with about 14lbs of extra luxury cargo space.🤔🙄🙀👍 LOL!!
From Miss V into Miss Maggie??
Maggie Magnitude
We discussed Maggie but really felt that Trudy Thunder had more pizazas, Thank you for the suggestion! thanks a whole bunch for watching!
Congrats on the new rig!
That said, when I saw the water tank and basically your entire electrical system right next to it, I got a huge sinking feeling in my stomach. To me that is just a HUGE red flag. Like an enormous accident waiting to happen.
As long as the tank is solid there is no problems, but Houston, we have a problem! the air vent fitting is loose and the vent seems to be blocked. we have a warranty apt to replace the tank.
I would have Named her Asgard the home of thor.
that is a worthy suggestion! I think we will start referring to RV home base as Asgard! Thanks so much for watching!⚡
Call her Maggie
We did consider that but really like Trudy Thunder and all of the layers that go into that name, as for the Whit Pickup, we like White Lightning to stay in the Thor God Of Thunder theme. Thanks for watching!