We bought a 2021 Flyer. I had the ac unit come loose during driving and electrical fire at Junction box. Intech strung me along for months saying they were going to take care of it but did nothing to cover or take responsibility for damage. I eventually sold it back to the dealership and exchanged for another trailer. Their quality may be good for RV/Trailer standards, but it's low for any other product I've ever bought.
Actual user update: We purchased a 2020 inTech Sol Horizon (single axle) used (barely) in 2021. It's been dragged across America 4 times (based near Chicago) on some of the worst paved (allegedly) roads in America, and it doesn't rattle, leak, get dusty inside, and everything just works. Very good build quality. Folks ask for this and that to be included in future builds, and the company listens. The Horizon line is very fluent with design upgrades. Seems no two are alike, LOL. Solid trailer.
We’ve had our 2021 Sol Horizon Rover since July 2021 (after about a 3 month back order). Since taking delivery we had a few surprising issues that we had not expected from a quality manufacturer. 1. Shipped missing several window blinds that were sent in another order due to back order issue (minimal inconvenience required to make return trip to dealer of 1.5 hour round trip). 2. Seal on bedroom emergency exit window torn resulting in intech sending a replacement window (although the original mfg is now out of business and awaiting another brand replacement for 4 months). 3. On third trip out we had to retract awning due to high winds/rain.That’s when we found out the door window seal had not been installed a water ran in very freely. 4. Heavy rain caused “short” in passenger side brake light that kept it on when disconnected from tow vehicle, battery cut-off, until fully drained battery. Attributed to poorly sealed 7way, but when opened it was completely dry. We purchased thinking I it’d be a good 3 season and acceptable 4 season (r values & heated tanks) but, after camping on New Year’s Day in 30 deg weather, the insulation is no where up to snuff for this type of weather. Air moves freely from under the bed area and continues to flush the heat from the Dometic furnace. Have a 2nd bottle option as you,lol burn through both cylinders in about 3 days. We are now carrying a 3rd emergency backup and a small electric heater to plug-in. We may run this more on shore power as the dometic “cooks” the dinette occupants” while leaving the bed occupants 10 deg cooler due to the drafts. Also, needs a small gray water tank, do not appreciate the black only. Not all negative. We love the layout! Wet bath is terrific (tho a sink in bathroom would be nice), storage space is adequate, torsion axle makes for smooth towing. Both our dealer and intech have been great at addressing manufacturing issues ( let’s blame Covid for supply chain and labor issues). I would like to see intech offer a more rugged insulation package for those of us that truly want a year around camping option.
We are of the opinion that the “best” RV is a very personal issue. We formerly owned and sold what we still believe to be “one of the very best built travel trailers” but we outgrew it and sold it to purchase the Terra. We bought the Terra because it IS well built AND it provides the larger size more appropriate to what we now need. It is NOT a true four season trailer, it doesnt have bumpers or a walkable roof, the windows are single pane, it has 15”rims and trailer tires, and it lacks electric leveling jacks all around. It also lacks for coat closet space. What it has is a very well built substructure, a wide and open feeling cabin, no slides, good sized water/holding tanks, a modern decor, a nice separate bedroom, a nice bathroom and shower, a very well sized refrigerator, and fairly well sized convection microwave. The dinette is dual purpose. Like the “impressive feel” of an Airstream, the Terra wows with it’s simple, open, understated, modern, almost European elegance. And at half the price of an Airstream in a comparable size, it’s no wonder the Terra is getting such great reviews.
Love reading this constructive feedback. From my research I know InTech takes suggestions like the above very seriously and has listened to previous owners in the past to correct issues or nuances even in the few 3ish years the Sol’s have been around. You should reach out to them with this feedback, if you haven’t already, I wouldn’t be surprised if they take note and adapt these changes for future Terra models.
Very good analysis. I had an Airstream and now have a Terra Oasis Rover. Both are very well made and very cool, good looking RVs. I would still give the Airstream the nod on quality, but the Oasis is better value. Also I would put the Oasis quality above the Lance, which I also consider to be a top quality RV. Beyond those three, in my opinion, its a big drop to no. 4
I don't understand - InTech did such a great job with many innovations on this RV only to screw it up big time with a couple a critical things. Why not use Azdel for both inside and outside paneling and give the owner a complete peace of mind from worrying about mold, mildew and delamination. Can't be that much more expensive and most (if not all) customers would gladly pay a little extra for that peace of mind with Azdel and no wood. And why not insulate better to allow for extended use - at least 3 seasons if not all 4 seasons. This particular trailer seems to be designed to appeal to a significant population of boondockers or no hook-up campers. The recent addition of the solar package is a great thing for such campers. So why deprive the same customers from a better insulation in this trailer to help them better manage their energy used in heating or cooling this trailer? These omissions will only lower the appeal for the intended customer. Fix these two things and I will place an order.
We owned a Horizon for 13 months and camped in it for 30-ish nights. The quality and design are top notch. Be prepared to have a lot of people looking at your rig. We sold the Horizon in two weeks for asking price when we put a deposit down on a Terra, that should be arriving in June or July. We decided to upgrade mainly for the north-south bed and what we feel like is an ideal bathroom layout with the separate toilet and shower. BTW, the fiberglass shower with exterior-type door is such a great idea. Some people question whether the fully aluminum frame is as durable as steel. My question to them: How many steel framed aircraft do you see flying around? LOL!
We have a 2020 Sol Dawn for 3 years now. Camp pretty frequently. Only down side is the size. Camper still looks brand new and we plane to upgrade to the new O-V-R Adventure for more size and and longer trips with my motorcycle.
We have owned a Sole Horizon for a year now. We have taken it out 10 time for 5 days each at a distance from home of 200 mi. round trip avg. It has worked great for our camping needs. We pull it with a Nissan NV3500 and when other campers see the combo they stop and look. The unit still looks brand new.
@@marytabor4728 The bed works for me but I am only 6 ft. 0, is it comfortable for me. only after I put a My Pillow toper on it. The topper makes it a lot easier to make since I use elastic straps on the bottom sheet and only wrap the topper.
I just ordered the New Flyer Forge! I'm super excited about it because in my professional opinion of being a mechanic of 30 years, This is the only one I would buy. This is my first New camper I have ever purchased but from what I can tell, I shouldn't have the problems other RV's have while traveling down the road. There are others with this same design but none have an aluminum welding cage. other manufactures do make an aluminum welded cage but none with this similar design. IMO, Intech is one of the best RV manufacturers for traveling down the down out trailers.
We've had a Flyer for about 3 years and have been out in it many times. Everything still works like the day we took delivery and it looks nearly new. Best built trailer on the market IMO. The fit and finish is perfect on it and constructed like a tank. If I had to complain about something, it'd be the floor could use a bit more insulation, but $5 worth of bubble insulation from Home Depot fixed that up. I highly recommend them if you're looking at one that fits your style.
@@farstrider79 I just rolled out two lengths to fit, taped them together for the width and put them under the matresses on the floor. That way you can pull them out and replace or whatever.
I want the Horizon Rover so bad but I haven’t been about to find one here in SoCal to look at. There was one out of state I was going to see but they were closed for the Easter weekend I was there visiting. We need to make sure 6’2” hubby is comfortable enough in it and I also need a really good AC system that will keep me cool if we accidentally go camping on a too hot weekend.
We started out with a Sol Dawn and moved up recently to the new Terra Oasis twin axle. The quality exceeds Airstream in my opinion. The Terra has the largest interior area of any trailer on the market with out slide outs. The interior is huge and spacious. We have more than enough storage for myself the wife and two chihuahuas. We Boondock and with my formidable solar system I installed, The Terra is the ultimate Boondocking Machine. The ground clearance is amazing. I’ll never own anything but InTech as it exceeds anything on the market and that just a fact
Did you install solar yourself or went with their package? Having comeback from a trip with 500w of panels and 300AH of Lithium, their update of 400w and 200ah don't seem to be enough
Thank you Izzy and Mj for this video. That’s nice to go to this plant where they make these InTech trailers. They look like they built very well. I like how he says the window is rock proof. So it don’t crack. We need those kind of windows in all the Rvs. But I like these travelers. I like shape it’s cute. Thank you again the both of you for this video how they make these. It’s nice how they do it. A lot of hard work. See you soon! Have a great day.
Seems like a much better build than the Airstream. Supposedly one of the best in the market. And the features on the Basecamp 16X are a bit lacking for the price point. Great video, will be researching one of the models with the Rover package. Thanks.
Well, it is not a 4-season camper and dose not have any insulation to my knowledge. After saying that I can tell you it has a very good heater and keep us very cozy when temp. outside was in the high 30s.
Great video. Quick question. How does the large front window deal with direct sunlight? I noticed that there doesn't seem to be an awning available for the front. Guess I would always be parking with the front-facing North or what have you heard about how people tackle that... if it is in fact even a thing. Thanks again!
I think they said the Luan is on the inside as the interior wall panel backed by a foil insulation blanket. 02:25 I believe Keith said that there is Azdel under the figerglass exterior. 04:25 Full length fiberglass roof.
I have been learning about Intech RV trailers - Specifically trying to find out if there is a solar package or if it is prewired for a solar system. Can you tell us again, if you haven't already?
Only downside is the backorder! Seems word has caught on. Don't rush it guys - only build as fast as quality allows. We have a Horizon set for delivery in March 2022, but also have a terra oasis set for delivery in 2023. Yes... 2023 as the wait is that long. Will sell the horizon a few months before the oasis is to arrive. One knock though, they are so busy I have yet to receive response to email inquiries on certain details. My dealer has been awesome though.
Nice unit. Is there another interior lighting color option other than blue? Some autos allow you to toggle between colors. That would be a good solution. Thanks.
I've heard people complain about lack of insulation in the floor, is there any? If not, any recommendations on adding? Looking for something to take to Massachusetts for Christmas for a week every year.
We had an Airstream (supposedly one the best quality brands out there). We traded up to an Intech Terra. The quality of Intech is light years above Airstream! Take from someone who has had both and KNOWS!
This could be the best made trailer but it still needs improvements, move away from a wood subfloor. Composites should be used to prevent rot in case of water leaks.
A good dealer will charge around $31K fully loaded on a Sol Horizon Rover. There should be no more fees other than tax and registration (maximum a $75 filing fee). Anything beyond that = m,oney grabs by the dealers. Some scummy dealers are charging $40K or more for the same trailer.
I just went camping this weekend and we had a terrible downpour one night and over my bed it started leaking water straight down my head from the bathroom side this is very disappointing, I'm not sure what to do, any help from you guys would help me greatly.
What a shame that the Terra is such a beautiful trailer, but we don't want to buy one because the awning is way too small. Also we want 3 burners and an oven. And a true queen bed (not sure if that have those). But otherwise we would love the Terra. Please pass along to Intech.
inTech, please add a sink in the bathroom, even if it is a small sink. I’m interested in the Horizon but the only thing that I’m not liking is the NO bathroom sink.
@@jeffcoleman7019 I think my first reply was erased. We really love our Terra Oasis, but we find ourselves needing more space because grandkids would like to go on some trips with us. Let me know if you have interest in it.
I think they said the Luan is on the inside as the interior wall panel backed by a foil insulation blanket. 02:25 I believe Keith said that there is Azdel under the figerglass exterior. 04:25 Full length fiberglass roof.
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We bought a 2021 Flyer. I had the ac unit come loose during driving and electrical fire at Junction box. Intech strung me along for months saying they were going to take care of it but did nothing to cover or take responsibility for damage. I eventually sold it back to the dealership and exchanged for another trailer. Their quality may be good for RV/Trailer standards, but it's low for any other product I've ever bought.
Actual user update:
We purchased a 2020 inTech Sol Horizon (single axle) used (barely) in 2021. It's been dragged across America 4 times (based near Chicago) on some of the worst paved (allegedly) roads in America, and it doesn't rattle, leak, get dusty inside, and everything just works. Very good build quality. Folks ask for this and that to be included in future builds, and the company listens. The Horizon line is very fluent with design upgrades. Seems no two are alike, LOL. Solid trailer.
We’ve had our 2021 Sol Horizon Rover since July 2021 (after about a 3 month back order). Since taking delivery we had a few surprising issues that we had not expected from a quality manufacturer. 1. Shipped missing several window blinds that were sent in another order due to back order issue (minimal inconvenience required to make return trip to dealer of 1.5 hour round trip). 2. Seal on bedroom emergency exit window torn resulting in intech sending a replacement window (although the original mfg is now out of business and awaiting another brand replacement for 4 months). 3. On third trip out we had to retract awning due to high winds/rain.That’s when we found out the door window seal had not been installed a water ran in very freely. 4. Heavy rain caused “short” in passenger side brake light that kept it on when disconnected from tow vehicle, battery cut-off, until fully drained battery. Attributed to poorly sealed 7way, but when opened it was completely dry.
We purchased thinking I it’d be a good 3 season and acceptable 4 season (r values & heated tanks) but, after camping on New Year’s Day in 30 deg weather, the insulation is no where up to snuff for this type of weather. Air moves freely from under the bed area and continues to flush the heat from the Dometic furnace. Have a 2nd bottle option as you,lol burn through both cylinders in about 3 days. We are now carrying a 3rd emergency backup and a small electric heater to plug-in. We may run this more on shore power as the dometic “cooks” the dinette occupants” while leaving the bed occupants 10 deg cooler due to the drafts. Also, needs a small gray water tank, do not appreciate the black only.
Not all negative. We love the layout! Wet bath is terrific (tho a sink in bathroom would be nice), storage space is adequate, torsion axle makes for smooth towing. Both our dealer and intech have been great at addressing manufacturing issues ( let’s blame Covid for supply chain and labor issues). I would like to see intech offer a more rugged insulation package for those of us that truly want a year around camping option.
We saw them built at the factory. Certainly not a 4 season coach, the insulation is just not there. Glad they took care of any other issues you had.
We are of the opinion that the “best” RV is a very personal issue. We formerly owned and sold what we still believe to be “one of the very best built travel trailers” but we outgrew it and sold it to purchase the Terra. We bought the Terra because it IS well built AND it provides the larger size more appropriate to what we now need. It is NOT a true four season trailer, it doesnt have bumpers or a walkable roof, the windows are single pane, it has 15”rims and trailer tires, and it lacks electric leveling jacks all around. It also lacks for coat closet space. What it has is a very well built substructure, a wide and open feeling cabin, no slides, good sized water/holding tanks, a modern decor, a nice separate bedroom, a nice bathroom and shower, a very well sized refrigerator, and fairly well sized convection microwave. The dinette is dual purpose. Like the “impressive feel” of an Airstream, the Terra wows with it’s simple, open, understated, modern, almost European elegance. And at half the price of an Airstream in a comparable size, it’s no wonder the Terra is getting such great reviews.
Love reading this constructive feedback. From my research I know InTech takes suggestions like the above very seriously and has listened to previous owners in the past to correct issues or nuances even in the few 3ish years the Sol’s have been around. You should reach out to them with this feedback, if you haven’t already, I wouldn’t be surprised if they take note and adapt these changes for future Terra models.
Thanks for sharing - enjoy!
Not really half the price of an Airstream anymore. Although it’s still cheaper than an Airstream, that gap is closing quickly.
Very good analysis. I had an Airstream and now have a Terra Oasis Rover. Both are very well made and very cool, good looking RVs. I would still give the Airstream the nod on quality, but the Oasis is better value. Also I would put the Oasis quality above the Lance, which I also consider to be a top quality RV. Beyond those three, in my opinion, its a big drop to no. 4
@@SignalCorps1# 4 oliver?
I don't understand - InTech did such a great job with many innovations on this RV only to screw it up big time with a couple a critical things. Why not use Azdel for both inside and outside paneling and give the owner a complete peace of mind from worrying about mold, mildew and delamination. Can't be that much more expensive and most (if not all) customers would gladly pay a little extra for that peace of mind with Azdel and no wood. And why not insulate better to allow for extended use - at least 3 seasons if not all 4 seasons. This particular trailer seems to be designed to appeal to a significant population of boondockers or no hook-up campers. The recent addition of the solar package is a great thing for such campers. So why deprive the same customers from a better insulation in this trailer to help them better manage their energy used in heating or cooling this trailer? These omissions will only lower the appeal for the intended customer. Fix these two things and I will place an order.
Contact InTech and voice your concerns
Then what do you think beats this? With those options you suggest?
We owned a Horizon for 13 months and camped in it for 30-ish nights. The quality and design are top notch. Be prepared to have a lot of people looking at your rig. We sold the Horizon in two weeks for asking price when we put a deposit down on a Terra, that should be arriving in June or July. We decided to upgrade mainly for the north-south bed and what we feel like is an ideal bathroom layout with the separate toilet and shower. BTW, the fiberglass shower with exterior-type door is such a great idea. Some people question whether the fully aluminum frame is as durable as steel. My question to them: How many steel framed aircraft do you see flying around? LOL!
Awesome, good luck!
I'm looking at the Horizon now! People are complaining about lack of insulation in the floor, did you have any problems?
@@farstrider79 We live in Texas. Insulation in the floor isn't an issue.
Great rv I have a Sol Horizon, 2 years, and my wife and I, feel happy, we are chasing now the oasis terra!, good job, Intech!
Have you done any cold weather camping? Wondering how the insulation does.
We have a 2021 Explore & love it. Extremely well made, versatile and opened up a travel avenue for our family that we didn’t have before!
Cool!
We have a 2020 Sol Dawn for 3 years now. Camp pretty frequently. Only down side is the size. Camper still looks brand new and we plane to upgrade to the new O-V-R Adventure for more size and and longer trips with my motorcycle.
We have owned a Sole Horizon for a year now. We have taken it out 10 time for 5 days each at a distance from home of 200 mi. round trip avg. It has worked great for our camping needs. We pull it with a Nissan NV3500 and when other campers see the combo they stop and look. The unit still looks brand new.
Yes, they are pretty awesome units. Glad you like yours! - MJ
How is the bed? Could a 6 ft 2 person sleep comfortably?
@@marytabor4728 The bed works for me but I am only 6 ft. 0, is it comfortable for me. only after I put a My Pillow toper on it. The topper makes it a lot easier to make since I use elastic straps on the bottom sheet and only wrap the topper.
Any issues in cold weather? Some folks are complaining about lack of insulation.
I just ordered the New Flyer Forge! I'm super excited about it because in my professional opinion of being a mechanic of 30 years, This is the only one I would buy. This is my first New camper I have ever purchased but from what I can tell, I shouldn't have the problems other RV's have while traveling down the road. There are others with this same design but none have an aluminum welding cage. other manufactures do make an aluminum welded cage but none with this similar design. IMO, Intech is one of the best RV manufacturers for traveling down the down out trailers.
Agree
Out of all the travel trailers I’ve seen. The terra speaks to me. The over all look and quality. It just says home. Idk. I just really like it.
We've had a Flyer for about 3 years and have been out in it many times. Everything still works like the day we took delivery and it looks nearly new. Best built trailer on the market IMO. The fit and finish is perfect on it and constructed like a tank. If I had to complain about something, it'd be the floor could use a bit more insulation, but $5 worth of bubble insulation from Home Depot fixed that up. I highly recommend them if you're looking at one that fits your style.
That's so awesome it's served you well. Thanks for sharing and hope it continues to be a great unit for you! - MJ
Where did you put the insulation? Underneath the unit?
@@farstrider79 I just rolled out two lengths to fit, taped them together for the width and put them under the matresses on the floor. That way you can pull them out and replace or whatever.
I am really interested in the willow. Very spacious and light weight.
We got a 2023 Sol Horizon in Canada. Great product, thank you InTech
I want the Horizon Rover so bad but I haven’t been about to find one here in SoCal to look at. There was one out of state I was going to see but they were closed for the Easter weekend I was there visiting.
We need to make sure 6’2” hubby is comfortable enough in it and I also need a really good AC system that will keep me cool if we accidentally go camping on a too hot weekend.
Good luck in your search!
Anyone a flooring issues? Where the glue comes through the floor and looks like a stain. 2021 Terra
Would you say the roof on the sol and similar models is superior to other trailers in its segment? Why?
We started out with a Sol Dawn and moved up recently to the new Terra Oasis twin axle. The quality exceeds Airstream in my opinion. The Terra has the largest interior area of any trailer on the market with out slide outs. The interior is huge and spacious. We have more than enough storage for myself the wife and two chihuahuas. We Boondock and with my formidable solar system I installed, The Terra is the ultimate Boondocking Machine. The ground clearance is amazing.
I’ll never own anything but InTech as it exceeds anything on the market and that just a fact
Yes, they are beautiful and well-made rv's. 👍
Did you install solar yourself or went with their package? Having comeback from a trip with 500w of panels and 300AH of Lithium, their update of 400w and 200ah don't seem to be enough
Thank you Izzy and Mj for this video. That’s nice to go to this plant where they make these InTech trailers. They look like they built very well. I like how he says the window is rock proof. So it don’t crack. We need those kind of windows in all the Rvs. But I like these travelers. I like shape it’s cute. Thank you again the both of you for this video how they make these. It’s nice how they do it. A lot of hard work. See you soon! Have a great day.
Yes, they are made so well. Thanks for checking it out Sherri! - MJ
Seems like a much better build than the Airstream. Supposedly one of the best in the market. And the features on the Basecamp 16X are a bit lacking for the price point. Great video, will be researching one of the models with the Rover package.
Thanks.
Makes me wonder if I should have gotten one of these instead of my tubular steel chassis construction Lil Guy Max....
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Well, it is not a 4-season camper and dose not have any insulation to my knowledge. After saying that I can tell you it has a very good heater and keep us very cozy when temp. outside was in the high 30s.
There is foil insulation in the unit.
Great video. Quick question. How does the large front window deal with direct sunlight? I noticed that there doesn't seem to be an awning available for the front. Guess I would always be parking with the front-facing North or what have you heard about how people tackle that... if it is in fact even a thing. Thanks again!
Will be purchasing the Willow in Feb 2024.
We are looking to purchase a willow twin bed version. How are you liking your trailer?.
A lot to like about this type of construction is that aluminum does not rust! Thomyt
Yes, great construction here. Thanks Thomy!
It doesn't"rust", but it most definitely corrodes and can become compromised. The white powder that forms on aluminum it it's form of rust.
Wow...I love to see a well built RV. RVs have such a bad rep for quality, it’s refreshing to see a manufacturer that takes the time to do it right.
Yes, they are the real deal. Thanks for checking it out! - MJ
You should watch the building of Oliver trailers.
Great tour! Thanks for sharing! Safe travels!
Thanks Ramon! It's pretty awesome there. - MJ
A lot to like about these units. Don’t like the lack of insulation in the floor. Thanks for the tour.
Our pleasure! Thanks for checking it out. :)- MJ
Awesome tour. They do look really nice. Thanks.
Yes, it is a very good looking RV.
Thanks Tom, the place is run really well. Very impressive! - MJ
Luan? Why aren't you using Azdel?
I think they said the Luan is on the inside as the interior wall panel backed by a foil insulation blanket. 02:25 I believe Keith said that there is Azdel under the figerglass exterior. 04:25 Full length fiberglass roof.
I have been learning about Intech RV trailers - Specifically trying to find out if there is a solar package or if it is prewired for a solar system. Can you tell us again, if you haven't already?
Not sure - you could check Intech's website. 👍
Only downside is the backorder! Seems word has caught on. Don't rush it guys - only build as fast as quality allows. We have a Horizon set for delivery in March 2022, but also have a terra oasis set for delivery in 2023. Yes... 2023 as the wait is that long. Will sell the horizon a few months before the oasis is to arrive. One knock though, they are so busy I have yet to receive response to email inquiries on certain details. My dealer has been awesome though.
Adter a lifetime being chained to a house I'm ready to 'hit the road' and think I'm falling in lust with the SOL!
Nice unit. Is there another interior lighting color option other than blue? Some autos allow you to toggle between colors. That would be a good solution. Thanks.
I believe it’s just blue.
I work for intech and I own a sol horizon
Awesome, we love them! - MJ
I've heard people complain about lack of insulation in the floor, is there any? If not, any recommendations on adding?
Looking for something to take to Massachusetts for Christmas for a week every year.
InTech and ATC are top-shelf.
We agree one of the best on the market!!
This is a great product made in my state of Indiana!!! The market is crazy right now but I will own one of these incredible InTech RV's.
Couldn't agree more!
Why are there so few inventory of Sol Dusk???
Intech is a popular RV
This is an amazing product and built very well. Do they have units with two axles?
Yes they do Lori
We did a video on the Terra Oasis which is double axle
We had an Airstream (supposedly one the best quality brands out there). We traded up to an Intech Terra. The quality of Intech is light years above Airstream! Take from someone who has had both and KNOWS!
Do they do custom build
No they do not
Amish built it seems too! Love it!
I am obsessed with this rig and am holding out for one
They are very nice units. Thanks for watching and the comment
This could be the best made trailer but it still needs improvements, move away from a wood subfloor. Composites should be used to prevent rot in case of water leaks.
In tech is going to be a game-changer in the RV Market
Sure is Great company!
Nah. People will still buy the lower end models, it's all some people can afford. It like saying BMW changed the auto industry.
Can someone offer the 2021 price of the Sol Rover?
A good dealer will charge around $31K fully loaded on a Sol Horizon Rover. There should be no more fees other than tax and registration (maximum a $75 filing fee). Anything beyond that = m,oney grabs by the dealers. Some scummy dealers are charging $40K or more for the same trailer.
@@MR_Garage $31K is the expected price on the 16’ Sol Dawn, not the 19’ Sol Horizon
@@cgan2013 You need to shop more. A good dealer today has Horizons for $34 after the last hike.
I would love them if they made a class a b or c
Maybe one day...
I just went camping this weekend and we had a terrible downpour one night and over my bed it started leaking water straight down my head from the bathroom side this is very disappointing, I'm not sure what to do, any help from you guys would help me greatly.
Sorry to hear. Contact InTech if still under warranty, if not get it to RV repair facility.
What a shame that the Terra is such a beautiful trailer, but we don't want to buy one because the awning is way too small. Also we want 3 burners and an oven. And a true queen bed (not sure if that have those). But otherwise we would love the Terra. Please pass along to Intech.
beautiful design~! 💯💯💯
Well built👍👍
They sure are!
Interesting. Thanks!
Thanks Cathy!
they need a better bathroom in the Horizon for the price tag of the thing. I have seen same size trailers with better bathrooms.
inTech, please add a sink in the bathroom, even if it is a small sink. I’m interested in the Horizon but the only thing that I’m not liking is the NO bathroom sink.
Jayco is the low end of the rv manufacturer
Thanks for watching!
Right up with Forest River probably a toss up!
OSB subfloor & melamine (particleboard) cabinets are not "top quality"
👍 Nice.
Sure is, thanks for watching! - MJ
@2:13 check out the notorious cracking of aluminum
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I do not see a crack, I see a weld that was ground down?
Missing many features for the price range.
The cage is good but the walls, roof, windows and the seals are no good, very poor quality intech RV…
Sorry but No Hut with exit ventilation over the Stove? Come on!NOT FOR ME!
We just put a deposit down on a Terra!
Awesome, goos luck!
Can you updates us? How do you like it?
@@jeffcoleman7019 I think my first reply was erased. We really love our Terra Oasis, but we find ourselves needing more space because grandkids would like to go on some trips with us. Let me know if you have interest in it.
All the Amish working on the line.
Wow, terrible insulation. I can’t believe they don’t even insulate the walls/ceiling.
No more intech rv for me.
What??!!!!!!!
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Luann not Azdel = fail. Nice styling though.
I think they said the Luan is on the inside as the interior wall panel backed by a foil insulation blanket. 02:25 I believe Keith said that there is Azdel under the figerglass exterior. 04:25 Full length fiberglass roof.
Poorly quality, intech rv and toy haulers are very poor in quality…