Outdoors RV Factory Tour Part 3 (Quality Control + Anniversary Series)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This is the third and final video of the Outdoors RV Factory tour series. In this video we see how the rest of the trailer is put together (roof, slides, appliances) and the quality control steps along the way and the final testing in PDI.
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00:46 Radius crowned roof.
04:18 Three layers of insulation in the roof.
04:53 ⅜ inch marine grade plywood used for roof decking.
05:50 Every single trailer has cold weather kit installed on the back of Norcold fridges.
06:29 Rubber roof installation.
07:09 The newly designed fiberglass cap with bed liner material at the bottom.
09:30 Anniversary Series decal on the trailer
09:57 Thermal pane windows.
12:08 Inside of the trailer.
12:41 Why you have to have some carpet in the trailer.
13:40 Quality control built in the process and always improving.
16:15 Outside of the trailer.
16:55 Outdoors RV incorporated our insulation mod in the front storage bay and we saw the first trailer with it.
18:04 All trailers come with solar ready wiring, and some come with solar panels.
20:21 Slide out.
24:48 Testing station.
27:29 QC process
29:25 Manager by.
30:40 PDI process before it goes to dealership with Casey, PDI lead.
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Thank you very much for the video, I’ve watched literally 100 different videos now the good and bad on all RV trailers. This video definitely narrow it down to Outdoors RV. Watching this 3 part manufacturing series absolutely make you appreciate what goes into building a RV from scratch. I only wish they use some lighter wood on the cabinets. Lighter cabinets would feel more spacious The only drawback is that it shows up more imperfections. There’s a lot of videos out there that almost put you off wanting to even buy an RV because they so badly made. Problems with the slide outs, problems with the frames actually cracking. Has that ever happened to any of outdoor RV anyone ?
Love Outdoors trailers. Couple things. Looks like they dont frame around windows. Would like to see a fiberglass or PVC roof. And would like to see Azdel instead of Luan in the walls.
Ya, what are the specs of The Rubber Cover Roofing ?, Here`s a good time to make a selling point. it`s easy to see they love their Product and making changes through the years. They use these Campers too. Maybe the roof should be made as good as the undercarriage/floor . I`m thinking Submarine You have a Good Post I'm a newbie to all this ...
They went with PVC roof sheeting mid-2022 production.
The pace of this place is so slow. Looks so nice and relaxing after working at Forest River
They’re shooting during breaks
This is the greatest walk thru manufacture interview I have ever seen and my husband and I have watched it 3 time and I'm very satisfied with the construction of this manufacture. Purchasing a Mountain Series is on the way.
That's awesome - thank you so much! We had a great time doing the factory tour, and glad you found it useful too!
We've been full-time in our Mountain Series 21RBS for 18 months now and love it! If you get a chance, try and do the factory tour yourself - it's even better in person!
Thanks for the comprehensive ORV tour. We live, work and travel full-time from our 2019 ORV Timber Ridge 27BHS (purchased new in Washington State) since March. We've made our way to Arizona on our way to Austin. Before we had towed it 100 miles, we returned it to the dealer for warranty repairs for frame rust, a blown shock absorber, defective shock bushings, wiring repairs, blinds not opening or closing and a misaligned slide out. Yesterday, I completed a field repair (in Arizona) on the shower drain. I noticed water pouring out from under the trailer after my wife took a shower. The shower drain had slipped out of the trap under the tub. I did the repair myself since the local dealer was about 4 weeks out on service appointments. The quality control on our trailer stands in stark contrast to everything I've seen put forth by ORV. I am thankful that ORV covered the warranty issues. I just don't understand how this trailer made it out of the factory with all the obvious QA issues.
Scott
Thank you very much for the review of your Outdoors RV. I've been considering purchasing your exact model. I've heard that Outdoors RV was a step above the typical RV manufacturer quality and paid careful attention to QC through many inspections throughout the build process. I'd like to mirror the other comments concerning the use of EPDM for the roof membrane vs TPO or stronger. Also the use of Luan vs azdel. I wonder if any RV manufacturer will ever approach the quality of the automotive industry in their QC processes.
I'm so sorry Scott that happened to you! It's hard to make anything 100% perfect, but it's unfortunate that you got multiple issues in your trailer.
Outdoors RV needs to read this email--something clearly went wrong on your trailer and they should acknowledge that. Hope the rest goes well for you. From all I know about them they are a fair company.
That was an excellent tour. I currently own a 2021 Nash 22H off the grid model and my punch list of warranty items was the electric side of the water heater didn’t work. I called the dealer and they told me of a carefully concealed switch that was in the off position. End the problem. I also owned a 2000 Arctic Fox 22H for 18 years and it never had any problems.
The Northwood family of products are all about quality. 👍👍
this was very impressive - it was great to see how proud of their work the people you interviewed are. if we ever sell our current RV we will be looking at Outdoors RV - I liked what you said " we were not looking for luxury just very well made"
Thanks!
Quality is better than most. Still not perfect, have a new 2021 21DBS that showed up at the dealer with a hole in the black tank. Not sure how this would escape the quality control at the factory. Now dealer needs to replace the tank, hopefully this won't turn into a lemon that is problematic longterm.
@@AC-yb2rs hope it works out.
Thank you for sharing your factory tour. I was pretty much sold on this brand just from research but with your videos I’m more than sold. It’s great to see an RV company actually care about their product and quality.
Took the tour as our model was being built in 2018. Missed seeing "our" trailer construction by just a few days! Enjoyed this view of things we couldn't see on the tour. Thanks ORV and Matt for the grand finale.
Thanks for watching Marianne!
I think all RVs should be built by RUclips commenters, so many experts here with extensive RV design and construction experience (apparently).
Matt & Diana - Great job on this 3 part review of the factory process, I learned a lot about their RV's. I'm now including the Back Country Series Four Seasons in my short list along with the NASH. I would like to see aluminum roof trusses and more aluminum framing in general in place of any wood framing. Also, I would like to see that fiberglass cap on the Back Country too. Other items I would like to see on the 2021 model: U-Dinet on the slide out, get rid of all floor vents as they trap dirt and are hard to clean out and put on the new auto leveling package too. If these items are on the 2021 Back Country Series it will be a no brainer when I purchase in one year from now. Thanks!
Thank you! I hope you find what you are looking for!
ORV is where we are headed for our first TT. Your three part series reenforced our choice. Thanks for taking the time to showcase ORV.
Do the tour yourself if you can before you buy.
Thanks for watching @Brian Crispin!
It is great to hear about an RV manufacturer that is actually trying to consistently build and improve a quality RV. It is a trailer I would seriously consider next time I purchase a trailer. Thanks for sharing this series.
Yup, I'm so glad we found this manufacturer.
The Ferrari of travel trailers. ODRV is the best and has the best quality.
Awesome to see your mod in action. We’ve insulated the side of the pass through based on your inspiration but now I realize I forgot to do the side table bottoms.....so I’m adding that to the list.
Aww, that's such a compliment to hear you used our video as inspiration!
Great job with the walk through! I've started looking for my retirement freedom and this video has all but convinced me to fly to Oregon (from Florida) and just buy one! I have to say, the pride just seems to ooze out of the factory reps!
Absolutely terrific videos of the construction and we thank all involved. Loved the detail that Darren and Dave explained but would love if someone could please add an addendum to this 3-part series. We own at F28RKS, bought because we were convinced the quality is better than their competition.
1/ In particular, I was really anticipating the installation of roof insulation in Part 3, but it was either cut or not done. I'd like to see in detail how the insulation is placed among the vents, trusses, wiring etc.
2/ I'd really like to see and know how the front cap is installed, with all the framing etc behind. This includes detailed construction of the 5th wheel front cap area too, as our 2016 28RKS had to come back for factory 'enhancement' due to substandard construction of the front cap/pinbox area.
Any chance we can see more on these items?
Thanks
CN
Hey GeeBee, we were filming through a regular work day and their assembly line has breaks at certain intervals. When we happened to go through the roof building sections the workers were on break and we didn't see them actually put in stuff as we were filming closely. But I did catch a glimpse of it in the timelapse from further away at 04:57.
At 04:52 you can see how it looks before the front cap is installed. But unfortunately we didn't catch workers installing the front cap at the time we were near that section of the assembly line.
Will keep your questions in mind if we ever do another factory tour at Outdoors RV.
I have looked at them and I agree that the insulation is less than they say in the roof just like others posted about no insulation at the frame members. For one thing that foil up there is R nothing with no air gap, not R15. I am writing on the East Coast and when power fails in Maine in December, all those “details” matter. Claims don’t. A tent trailer is certified 4 season as long as you have enough power and fuel directed to all the right places. The cabinets up at the cap can have a lot of cold or hot air flow somehow. I have read other complaints about that in the owners groups.
I went shopping at the local ORV dealer and saw your mod they added - the insulation under the nightstand. Awesome!
oh, that's cool to see that mod out in the wild already!
Looking at the Outdoors RV's. After watching your 3 tours it has me sold. What I was impressed with is that the workers were not running and going so fast like they are under the gun. The workers were not slamming things together. Appears quality is a big concern with this company. I know this was done 3 years ago but still want to thank you for the tours. Just found you today when searching the Outdoor RV's. Subscribed today and now I guess I need to do some binge watching now.
Great video series! I've gone on a few plant tours in Elkhart and the difference between them & Outdoors RV is astonishing. Elkhart plants are dirty and dimly lit which leads to poorly constructed RVs. It's great to see someone in the RV industry that cares more about producing a quality product than just shoving trailers out the door.
I have thoroughly enjoyed watching these. I have learned so much about this company and their product. I believe my search for which RV company to buy from has come to an end. Now to begin my search for the correct vehicle to pull my rig, locate my rig, and get packing for the road. Thanks for the awesome tour and educational video.
You are welcome :) Good luck with the prep.
Wow Almost Unbelievable A Company That Believes in One Time Right, & We'll be Looking into Getting One & We Have Been Full Time For A few Years Now , But The Quality is The Key & Yet They're Super Nice Also , & We Will For Sure Be Checking Them Out , Thanks To You & Your Wife & To Everyone You Talked With in All Of Your Videos about The Different Units , OH Ya My Moto is One Time Right 👍👍👍
Luan is going the way of the DoDo ? Maybe still necessary for wall rigidity on large units ? Curious?🤔
Fantastic tour of Outdoors RV. I was excited to purchase one of these until I saw they use Luan and plywood on the roof. Leaks happen eventually, and unfortunately as you know having experienced one yourselves, once wood is wet mold is inevitable. Outside of that, I love the build quality and would purchase one of these in a heartbeat. What a shame.
We just put our deposit down for our Creekside model. Can't wait to use it for spring skiing.......
Congratulations and have fun skiing!
For the Cost of the Outdoor RV. You would think that they would use a metal roof or Fiberglass, Rubber and TPO just don't have the endurance and low maintenance that is needed for real Outdoor camping.
tpo is new and has not stood the test of time; that is why they stick with edpm. edpm when done right will last YEARS
Agreed, if the EDPM roof has worked well for them, no reason to switch.
@@RVacrossAmerica-rvlife....Back in the 1970s, flexible sheet, for a variety of uses, was either EPDM or flexible PVC. EPDM was not weldable and flexible PVC contained liquid plasticizers. Those plasticizers led to embrittlement of the PVC as they evaporated. Thermoplastic Polyolefins (TPO) were developed to be inherently flexible, plasticizer and halogen free, and to be heat-weldable. The first TPO roof application was in 1986, so, it's not that new. Today TPO installed on residential homes with flat roofs carry a 30 year warranty when expertly applied. (Ref: Liza Barth - GAF ProBlog)
I have an older Jayco with a metal roof and have had ZERO problems for 20 years.
Hello to you! What a great suite of videos! Thank you! We did it! We bought the 24RLS Aniversary...finally! Indeed, we have been shopping for a LONGGGGGG time, and couldn’t find anything better made & designed on the market! Believe me, we have been shopping...and are fine connaisseurs ;-). So we did it! And we will be trailing 4500 km to & back to get it home!!! Across Canada for Outdoors RV? Indeed! Thanks again for this great review! We will plan to visit...once this crisis is behind us! All the best! Remi (Montreal, Canada)
Congratulations on getting an Outdoors RV! Wow, that's quite a long journey! Good luck and have fun!
Thanks for the great videos on the manufacturing of the Outdoors RV's. My wife and I just order a TRX 27. Can't wait till August. Happy RVn.
Congratulations on your TRX27!
That was an awesome Thurrell factory tour really impressed with the trailers like what the company has to offer looking more like this will be a future trailer for us just have to decide on what floor plan. We live in the Great Lakes region but plan to do more winter camping since I’m off work Dec-March. Again thank you for your time and the cool content you show on your channel 😎
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome tour! VERY thorough and informative. We have the Northwood Arctic Fox, VERY similar construction, in fact, both are owned I believe by the Nash family. We love ours as well! And like you, we will be implementing the same nightstand/laundry chute insulation. It definitely is a cold spot in 23 degrees and windy weather!
Thanks JD! Yup, Northwood and Outdoors RV are sister companies.
Great series! We owned a truck camper from 2011-2017 (we full-timed in it for 3 1/2 years) in which we used it for rugged backcountry travel and remote national forest camping and Camp Hosting. We were excited to run across your channel and to learn more about Outdoors RV quality. Three years ago we bought a half-ton capable travel trailer of the same brand as our former truck camper. If our suspicions are correct we will be upgrading trucks as our boondocking desires will also be increasing as once we retire next season as RV Park managers we will be returning to boondocking and also visiting as many national parks and monuments we can. We look forward to following your channel. I wonder what to build lead time is if one can actually narrow down to possibilities to one travel, LOL?
Full-timing in a truck camper for multiple years - that's an achievement! Thanks for following along! I hope you will get ideas for places to visit and explore :) For the lead times for Outdoors RV - it depends on the model. They build their trailers in batches and certain models may only be built a few times a year. Give them a call, they share their production schedule if people ask.
I have the 21 foot Rd. I love it and living it full time. However there are a few quirks, but they work out overtime. The scariest was when I was sitting at home and a water line blew off underneath the stove. I shut the water off immediately and my landlord help me out it was an awkward valve that should have been different in the outdoor RV plan. We managed to reconnect it but it is still kind of sketchy.
Thanks for the tour. Great job. They need to ship some to the east coast.
Thank you! I agree, a dealership on the east coast would be nice.
Yes, I’m in PA and like to vacation north and south out of season, colder and hotter. I like their workmanship and plans but they do need to solve some insulation issues before I would buy one. Uninsulated frame and using foils as insulation loses me. I can buy that cr*p from Indiana by the ton for a lot less $$$. Solve those and give us some dealers!
Great series of videos on the entire process!
Thanks for watching!
One of your most beautiful videos
Nice video. I wonder if they’ve upgraded to azdel.
Great series, well done. They look like they have a good work ethic and care a lot about the Customers' satisfaction. I first learned about their 5th wheel as it was recommended by several people. Then learned about the T/T's. All look to be very well made especially for boondocking. I'm a little disappointed to see EPDM roofs. I understand TPO to be a better option. I've also heard that you can't expect to find 100% of what you want. It looks like ORV gets the essentials done right.
Yup, I completely agree, you can't expect to find 100% of what you want. I like analogy that Matt says - when you move into a house, you are going to make it yours - hang up pictures, add your furniture, maybe even paint it or fix sprinkler system (like we did in our last house). Same with the RV. In our research we felt Outdoors RV got the hard-to-change-after-the-fact things right for what we wanted to do with it.
Wonder why they don't use the scap two inch scrap wall pieces for the storage bay doors?
I spent five hours with a technician trying to locate a short from the fridge to the side to the rear and we finally had to run a wire from the fridge connected it underneath the side to get the wires hooked up again on a 2018
Great ending to the series... job well done!
Thank you JD, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
We bought a 2022 260RLS Titanium Blackstone. I've stuck a camera in the floor heating vents and it looks like some nails have puntured through the venting. How could that happen? I was hoping to see how the venting was attached to figure out why mine has punctured venting.
My dealer is Bish's of Cheyenne who would keep my trailer for 3 months. We are full timing and can't manage without it that long.
Oof, that’s not good, especially as full timers! Hope you manage to get it sorted!
Why no Azdel? I’m surprised at the continued use of luan.
I saw a guy welding up an aluminum truss at one point, but it’s clear the roof trusses are wood. Where was that aluminum one being used?
Wall studs.
I think that it would be awesome if they made a toy hauler version in both pull behind and also fifth wheel.
I did see the pull behind version trailer. Would definitely like to see a fifth wheel.
Other than a short nice trailer
Idea, wish there was a twin bed option, and a compost toilet option
There’s something better than a compost toilet it’s a toilet that runs off of propane which cremates your excess products
Wonderful! Great series of videos!
Thank you Jim!
We recently returned from a 9 state, 2 Canadian province, 3 month 10,000 mile trip from the Northwest to Northeast and back again. We encountered rough roads, severe thunderstorms, near freezing temperatures as well as very hot and humid conditions. Our ORV 250RKST performed very well. I would not buy anything else.
Awesome to hear that!
If they really do PDI on every single trailer, how do people get brand new RVs with missing parts, screws through their plumbing, kinked plumping lines, non-functional refer, etc? Worst one I saw was a literal hole in the roof where the solar panels were supposed to be but were never installed. All these incidents from recent (past 18 months) reviews.
It happened on a Monday or a Friday 😂
Love the video..
Quick question,
I'm afraid of a schwintek system because of some reviews I have read..
Do your customers have good luck with them?
Many thanks
Great job!🍂🍁
Thank you!
If you do have damage on one of the walls can it be fixed and if the rv gets older 15 20 years down the line are you screwed or can you still get it repaired?
Nice trailer. Would like too see a bath in a half bink house
is that rubber roof glued down? This has been 3 years. I am looking for a quality built rv. Has the production changed at all from 2019? I live in maryland so it is all but impossible to see one in person.
I was hoping they were using Aluminum roof trusses. I’d like to see a fiberglass or at least a TPO roof. Just because we’ve always used EPDM doesn’t make it the end all. I feel like they should commercial 60 mil TPO for a great protection.
You should see what I can do to a TPO roof with diesel power and a sharp object overhead (broken tree branch). "Great protection" is relative.
I bought a 2021 FQS22 love the design but I did not get the quality they are touting. Found missing screws , cracked wood pieces in furniture and cabinets, severe cold air leaks in USB ports and 110 outlets , air gaps in slide outs , poor sealing lines around exterior outlets staples showing in many areas. Topped off with a screw that fell into sealer near solar panel. Cleary a poor build. Have appointment with our dealer. They have been awesome to work with. Hoping they are equipped to repair our unit to what one would expect a $40,000.00 22’ trailer to be. Sorely disappointed.
Are you being serious? It’s an RV not a house. Get over yourself.
Enjoyed the tour and video
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I have a 2021 28BKS and it doesn't have the insulation under the bedroom counters so clearly this didn't get implemented. That being said we love out Outdoors RV trailer and wouldn't want any other brand.
Well done walk through, I've been researching this RV company for about 1.5 years now because their products are impressive. Your video series has validated what I thought. Are they planning on swapping out Luan for Azdel?
I'm glad you enjoyed the videos. The only time we heard them mention Luan was to explain that's what they use now.
I started to research this manufacturer as I've seen a 2013 Timber Ridge 260 RLS for private sale.
Having seen the process of construction and quality control, I am definitely going to put my offer in.
I am from the UK 🇬🇧 and have motorhomed for our annual holidays but now I have bought a 2004 GMC 1500 Sierra for hauling a lighter weight trailer to go to the coat from Palm Springs California. I have upgraded my suspension, put in a transmission cooler and brake controller in readiness for our used but good trailer.
Question; do you have any advice on the proposed purchase and what to look for?
David
Even though most people know what thermopane windows are…….you didn’t answer this fellas question ……what are they.
wood frame's suck. You get a leak, it cost a lot to fix.
One of your most beautiful videos
Love these trailers. Wondering how much Solar you have and how many days/hours it allows you to run everything off your solar panel charge??
We have 600W of solar on the roof and 200W of portable panels. Coupled with 300Ah of lithium batteries, we're able to stay off-grid indefinitely. You can learn more about our setup here: www.adventurousway.com/blog/perfect-off-grid-rv-solar-system
Thank you so much for this series of videos! Question for you as Outdoors RV owners: I saw a complaint regarding aluminum framed trailers, in that they don't insulate as well as wood framed ones, since the aluminum tubing conducts heat/cold far mor readily, and that "in cold weather you can see the outline of the frame on the walls", due to the cold conduction. Have you noticed this???
If you happen to visit the factory at the right time, on a very frosty day in the morning usually, and check out a unit that has been brought from outside in or vice-versa not too long ago, you can see that occur right there! They are well aware. It's true of all brands with that design except the few that are thermally broken (DRV, some Triple E motorhomes from Canada). It's gotten a lot more attention in the last few years. Hopefully Northwood will copy Triple E's lamination scheme, or a similar one, and solve it.
Yes, we have seen this.
Also aluminum does not rust or dry rot like wood framed trailers and is significantly lighter. I would like to see the trailer steel galvanized rather than painted. I think galvanized steel rusts less than painted steel when the paint chips or wears off. There is a reason boats (especially saltwater) used galvanized steel or aluminum trailers. Would like to see these nice quality trailers a little lighter. Good video and overall quality trailer.
Will you be offering a 12 volt compressor refrigerator in the future?
Any plans on the roadmap to offer a Toy-hauler under 24 feet?
How long does it take to heat your water cause I'm considering these rvs but fear not having a tankless water heater cause of loss of water during the heating process. only because I plan to do a lot in the colder winter temps in the high mountains in Idaho, Montana etc
We did some testing and found that the electric water heater takes about 30 minutes to heat the 6-gallon tank from around ambient to hot. It's slightly quicker using propane, and quicker still if you turn on both the propane and electric water heaters at the same time.
While many prefer the tankless style, we actually prefer having a hot water tank. Not only does it mean we are carrying a little more water onboard (great for boondocking) but we can also heat the water with solar during the day and shower in the evening - saving propane.
It's been some time now. WHAT happened with the roof leaks and the interior humidity issues???
Thanx!
We shared what happened in this video ruclips.net/video/qc-0fepkZAE/видео.html
I'm SERIOUSLY looking at these but not if I have to go thru that crap!!!
How long does the building process takes?
From what we could tell, I think a trailer moves through the stations in about a day.
Too bad couldn’t see how windows are put in and sealed it doesn’t look like they are framed in
I wonder if ORV considered expanding into building truck campers.
Not that I heard of. But the sister company Northwood Manufacturing makes Artic Fox truck campers that also has high build quality.
Why can't RV manufacturers Put a dual steering mechanism in their diesel pushers as well as all R v's over 40'. It seems like it would make steering so much more easy. So that particular manufacturer could actually say hes got something that no one else does.
I'm not sure this makes much sense for Outdoors RV as they don't make motorhomes or RVs over 40ft long....
There's a lot of red tape on those things.
RVs are built by hand. At least those things are noticed and then fixed.
No azdale why?
I worksd in this plant for 18 years when it was a fleetwood/terry trailer plant my dad bought a outdoor rv and had nothing but problems the was not rodent/bug proof he leaves it on a friends land in the mountains about 7 months of the year and goes camping every weekend when he opens the door you can smell the mice there are turds everywhere and any food they could get to was ruined fleetwood closed this plant because the quality was bad that was years after i left the big problem isthat when ron nash former GM of the plant who owns northwood mfg bought the plant put the people who ran the plant into the ground right back in charge
is this the same company as Northwood?
Northwood and Outdoors RV are sister companies, so there's a lot in common between them.
looks like Northwood
Yes, there are a lot of similarities between them.
Didn't you say this was a four part series?
Nope, pretty sure I didn't :)
I was confused by that too. When I went back and looked it was 4 season trailers, not 4 part series. Great series Matt and Diana! Thank you!
Why are you using the stupid decals that after years will peal and they look terrible. Look like a old forest river rv
That would be a question for Outdoors RV. Can’t say I love the swoosh-box decals personally, but after 6 years of full time living in our RV, I can at least say that none of them have peeled so far 🤷♂️
Looks like a real quality rv , do they make 5th wheel campers?👍
Yes, they do make fifth wheels. This year it's just two models, but in the past there have been more. It's called Glacier Peak class: outdoorsrvmfg.com/glacier-peak/
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DEC-AL not DEEK-AL
Depends where you’re from!
@@AdventurousWay Canada!
How do they pronounce this word in the UK?
If you have a problem...uh..IDK call the dealer. They really stand behind their product LOL
Lol rugged? They're made nearly the same as all the rest of them
Not even close. Thank you for playing
@@william1452 they literally are... Sounds like you got suckered by their marketing
@@william1452 Yeah after watching this, these are the exact same trailers coming out of Indiana. Even with the same BS insulation speak about R values. Thin walls. What looks to be windows not framed in. This trailer would not survive actual back road conditions for many years which is a shame because the water tank sizes are amazing on them. Looks like its back to the Xplor X-22.
Stapled down rubber is a well put together roof? LOL what...
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Would be nice!
Why does this guy keep saying "marine grade plywood?" I did 10 years in the Navy and have alot of small boat experience....There is no such thing as marine plywood...Just another buzz word the industry is using to try and trick the gullible consumer.
There "is" such a thing as "Marine Grade Plywood". There are multiple grades, thicknesses and sizes of sheets. It differs from pressure treated plywood in that the laminations are "not chemically treated" to resist moisture but the adhesive between laminations is waterproof. This keeps the laminations from separating if exposed to water. Feel free to Google it for a lot more information regarding Marine Grade Plywood.