PART 1 New Horizons RV a Manufacturing Plant Tour How to Build a Custom 5th Wheel RV Part 1

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[@petercampbell4220]

I have an old one built by whover new horizons was in 1997. This old outdated rv is doing better than a brand new grand design on the cheapest frame that will not crack being towed to the first dealer. The warrantee of those frames is up to the curb of the dealer.

[@dieselmutt8865]

Those box beams you use for lateral frame strength would be much more effective for that purpose if you designed them in flat vs upright.

[@lynnpappas4049]

Thats good that you blow heat into the area where the tanks are, but whenever your using your heater your using propane, Why don't you eliminate that by installing 12 volt heat pads on the tanks, that way your can save on the propane when your in a park and hooked up to electric. Even if your gone for the day, you don't have to have the heater turned up with the knowledge that your tanks are ok with the heat pads on your tanks. Every other manufacture of fifth wheels has them on their coaches, There has to be a reason.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

This is high quality construction. Very impressive.

[@rvhaulers]

Hello Kevin. Thanks for your continued support and comments.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

Ha! You guys make it easy. I kind of feel like I'm cheating by saying what should be obvious. I've dismantled a lot of trucks and campers. So I know what junk most of them are. Your work speaks for itself, which is rare.

[@craighinshaw2437]

Training wheels, i never seen them on aa factory rv, i put them on wedge car hauling trailers..

[@jimg2885]

Great video, Very detailed. Has to be a beautiful coach when done..

[@rjt67]

Gregg, I'm assuming negative 10 degrees would be in Fahrenheit for us Canadians. Great quality in their products.

[@talktimewitheddiej]

Great coaches, hey Gregg using a HDT to pull is it a big stickler being over the 65ft length on the road. And can you travel to Canada over length? How is that working out on the lengths?

[@Quentindanieljones]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@skat5268]

"specialized paint" on the chassis? Not powder coat?

[@petercampbell4220]

Powder coat is for ease af mfg, not for longevity. No voc's in powder coat. Liquid paint has better adhesion, and will not flake asceasily on coating holiday.

[@lindoncoggins]

Ugh... Scotch Locks. They are evil. Nice build though. I'm in the middle of remodeling the entertainment center in my Keystone Montana and have discovered what shoddy craftsmanship really is.