Another lightweight travel trailer idea - the popular R-Pod Trailer by Forrest River. See this compared to the Jayco Hummingbird here - rollinontv.com/...
I love my 179. Yes there are some extras I have to get or already bought. I bought my r pod because of what this gentleman is saying. My tow vehicle is an 08 Chevy Suburban LTZ and she has zero problems pulling the Pod with full grey and black tanks
Very helpful Jeff. I've been looking at the Jayco Hummingbirds and your description of the use of this model for "cooks" made me rethink our wants and needs in a small TT like these. Thanks!
Nice review! We have a 177 and LOVE it! Love the galley in the 179, but at the time we were buying had a smaller tow car. We have a video on our interior and a few vids on mods ~ such a great community!
Nice review. One of my neighbors has one so I had to see what it’s all about. Wondering, if I do a total restoration + transmission cooler on the LS400 I inherited from my mom if that would be a suitable tow vehicle.
Thanks so much for this review. We are in the market for a quality 16-17' trailer and the Rpod seems to fit the bill at this point, though we haven't confirmed our decision. We like the 180 with the three piece bath. I appreciate the point by point notes you made and am looking forward to more reviews on other small travel trailers so that we can make the right decision for us. Thank you.
The last minute of this video could be improved or taken out of this video. I like the way you made it sound "made to be practical and secure" than made expensive.
I love my 179. Yes there are some extras I have to get or already bought. I bought my r pod because of what this gentleman is saying. My tow vehicle is an 08 Chevy Suburban LTZ and she has zero problems pulling the Pod with full grey and black tanks
Very helpful Jeff. I've been looking at the Jayco Hummingbirds and your description of the use of this model for "cooks" made me rethink our wants and needs in a small TT like these. Thanks!
Nice review! We have a 177 and LOVE it! Love the galley in the 179, but at the time we were buying had a smaller tow car. We have a video on our interior and a few vids on mods ~ such a great community!
Nice review. One of my neighbors has one so I had to see what it’s all about. Wondering, if I do a total restoration + transmission cooler on the LS400 I inherited from my mom if that would be a suitable tow vehicle.
this is a wonderfully thorough review. good job
Thanks so much for this review. We are in the market for a quality 16-17' trailer and the Rpod seems to fit the bill at this point, though we haven't confirmed our decision. We like the 180 with the three piece bath. I appreciate the point by point notes you made and am looking forward to more reviews on other small travel trailers so that we can make the right decision for us. Thank you.
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Reminds me of a Briggs and Stratton lawnmower. Comes with a set of tools for when it breaks down.
The last minute of this video could be improved or taken out of this video. I like the way you made it sound "made to be practical and secure" than made expensive.
i also will be using a Frontier 4 liter V6 to pull a future r-pod. do you use electric brakes or any kind of anti sway or stabilizers? thanks.
Nice I am looking for something my Jeep unlimited can tow good video
Excellent review thanks!
Like to see a window in the door I know they have done it in more recent models.
Exellent review. Thank you.
I learn how nice the counter top over is. You need your pizza.
is this rpod ] priced
Would my Nissan micro be able to pull this.
] look at your nissan manual ] for tow weight ] then add 500lbs] to the gross weight] and the rpod ] dry weight ] goodluck ] nobull.com
That sink is a waste of time and you're not getting 2 items of decent size on that burner.
I think this guy is a compensated endorser
No, not at all. Jeff is impartial and the associate producer for Rollin' On TV
check out beddys.com It will help with making the bed.
It’s so Ugly 🤢