Yes, more trailer boondocking/ camping videos. Not even a minute in and I know I'm about to procrastinate doing yard work for an hour while I watch this.
Seriously Nutn, you can make anything interesting. I have no plans to get a travel trailer but I’m still entertained none the less. You and your family’s attitude on living life to the fullest inspires me every time I watch one of your vids. Keep making them and I’ll keep watching them. 👍🏻
We ran this during two separate hurricanes here in Florida past couple years, powered: deep freezer, two refrigerators, one light, one fan, TV, that thing is awesome
I would get the stabilizer. One it takes weight off the hitch so your front tires don't float. Two safety reasons it will keep the trailer from swaying from side to side avoiding a accident.
Mrs.Nutn's reaction to the mattress comfort was hilarious. Nutn seemed pretty proud of his improvements to it.😅 Thanks for another awesome detailed review!
I have to say when ever I see these long videos I some what hesitate to click play. But I usually do click play and some how that don't seem so long. Great video, thank you.
we used to spend the summers living in a trailer when i was in middle school,my step dad towed it from florida to new york.we did that untill i was in the 10th grade,it was a blast.
I boondock all of the time in my Airstream 190 class B. When the factory generator went out and they wanted almost six grand to replace it, Honda was my generator of choice. I needed at least 2800 watts to run the AC. I looked at the Honda 3000, but decided on two Honda 2000's for the simple reason of weight. The 2000s weigh under 50 pounds each. I bought the cable from Honda to pair them together. One of them I bought with the 30 amp plug. I also have a VW Westfalia that does not require a 30 amp plug. So when I go camping in the VW, I take that one. I also purchased a 15 gallon gas tank and a device that feeds both generators with fuel at the same time so that I do not have to fill the generators with gas so often. All of this fits into a lockable box on the swivel trailer behind the class B. With the trailer, I can back into any parking spot without having to worry about jack-knifing the trailer. I saved over 600 pounds by taking out the factory generator, which gives me space for tools, and floor jack, and I saved over $4000. I can also lift each of the generators by myself because of the saved weight over the 3000 watt generator, and it made the system more versatile for use with other camping vehicles or tent camping.
Just bought a forest river 16 BHS. Loving it so far. 3.1k MT, 4K GTWR. Towing it initially with a Ford Explorer. WDH is worth it, first I’ve ever used. Planning on adding a 2nd propane & battery & solar. Most trailer makers have their own forums for good info. BTW, square head screws are Robertson screws.
This explains why there haven't been any tent reviews in a few years! Unfortunately I can't throw a trailer on my back and disappear into the mountains for a few days. Trailer accessible sites are too over crowded here. Wish you had some time to do some updated tent reviews for those of us still backpacking. Keep up the good work!
For weight distribution we use Anderson Hitch. It's both weight distributing and anti-sway. Not a huge addition of weight but makes our tow vehicle ride level and safe. If you go with the Andersen, have the mounting brackets welded to the frame. I can send you pics of ours if you ask.
Nutn, that is the coolest, most bad ass thing you have ever reviewed. And i should know because I'm a double owl, watching since 2009 & have spent thousands on things you've reviewed.
Hey all, just a point of reference. Class b motorhomes are essentially motorhomes fully contained in a large van body. Class c motorhomes are the oversized motorhome built on a van frame with the bunk overhanging the front cab. Class c is pictured in the video. Just clarifying for anyone shopping for a rig and wanting to know the different options.
Having lived out of my car during college to make ends meet, I wish I had the convenience of my own toilet at the time rather than using the campus pool facilities for nearly everything.
Very very cool..... I like this concept, and great for just travelling and exploring, and having a home to take with you with a bit of style and comfort, and seemingly money savings as well....
Nutn- I keep waiting for the day that I run into you here in CA. I live about 25 minutes from where this video was recorded. If you ever want to go surfing here in Santa Cruz, hit me up with a PM! Keep up the great content!
Great vid. I'm taking my 17 ft keystone Hideout this week to the lake. Pulled it to Seattle and back from DFW a few months back. (3120 lb). Did wish it was a little lighter in the mountains but did okay with a V-6. Have fun!
im sure youve heard this so many times but ill say it again. greate video. also thank you very much for the info on the outside accessories on the trailer. this is the trailer i really want to buy. you guys are bringing me closer to my decision :).
Nutn something is wrong with your outdoor shower. Your pump should put enough pressure for that shower to work just as with full hook up. I use ours all the time to wash gear and for help cleaning butchering during deer season. Keeps the mess down inside the camper. A folding plastic table and cutting board setup right under that is just as good to bone out and pack up our kill in coolers till we get home to freeze or can the meat. Also keeps the gray water from filling up too quick.
If Nutn wasn't being so positive throughout I would have guessed this to be a negative review given all the issues. >Windows are dainty garbage >Insecure locking of storage >Insecure locking of main door >Water infiltration on popouts into interior >Water retention on popouts causing mold >Stabilizing legs are not coated and will rust away without constant care > Inbuilt shower has zero pressure >No integrated security lighting >Blackwater tank apparently too incovenant to be serviceable "must pee in bottles" >Not picking quality parts "water heater / service doors / blinds" >No built in temperature / humidity gauge >Uncomfortable sleeping mattress and sofa included >Screens whose only job is to keep out insects do not keep out insects > Power and USB not arranged ergonomically. Well Nutn you have thoroughly scared me away from ever buying from this company in all honesty.
for the bed in ouir 2285 we just added a 2" latex soft topper and have great support, no pressure points, and is probably more comfortable than our king sized latex bed at in our home. We got it from a company called sleep on latex.
Great review! We are also looking at a Lance, either a 1985 or 2285. The other nice thing about a Lance is little to no off-gassing, which is prevalent in so many other travel trailers.
Great review - great to see a Nutnfancy style review instead of dealers just showing them off. I've been looking at small travel trailers to take around California when I get back from overseas. Lance have been at the top of the list. I was looking at Airstream, but from what I've been reading from some recent owners is that their quality is not what they used to be. Everyone was saying to buy one a few years old so everything has been fixed...which is not acceptable considering how expensive they are.
I picked up a 2016 Starcraft AR-One (18QB) so my dog could go with me on work contracts, "save money" and be self-contained instead of staying in buggy hotels... or the hassle of renting short term with a dog. I can't say it hasn't been without issue, but on the balance, getting back to "base" after work in a wooded campsite to my dog and familiar territory is worth the hassle. Many of the same features in my 18QB are similar/identical to the Lance. Build quality is an RV issue throughout the industry, the components are built to a low standards regardless of the make. Watch your sealing systems (roof, windows) and have a dehumidifier to keep the moisture down, this is critical, even using mine I had some mold issues. 80% of RVs are manufactured in Indiana, some are great, some are junk, and I say this as an Indiana native. Caveat Emptor. I bought mine a year old used. Used deals with the teething issues sorted are usually a better deal.
Great tips, to me this is extremely valuable information. I live in australia and want to buy a trailer one day. We can't get Lance but have some great local brands including off road / off grid options for trailers that have off road suspension, galvanized chassis, AT/MT tires, solar etc. Was also thinking a Honda generator for it and you confirmed it! Great review, thanks...
There may be a restrictor washer in the base of the handheld shower handle. CHeck it out and if it's there remove it and try it out. They often instal these on normal handheld indoor showers
I love it but I dont know about a slide out that blocks things when closed. The Catalina expedition with bunks and a queen bed seems like a good rugged option too.
Your label fetish cracks me up lol! Good detailed review as usual Nutn. Keep up the good work; we appreciate the time, expense, and hard work that goes into your videos.
Love the review! We're planning to move into an RV full time. I need office space and room for motorcycles so we're looking at large fifth wheel toy haulers.
So smart to pay attention to the WIDTH of the trailer. Going through the mountains on HW17 with a super wide trailer? Uh, no thank you. I'd like to get to Santa Cruz in 1 piece thank you very much. Crazy to think about that road in the old days when there was 2 lanes and no divider. PS if you're keeping it in central CA, don't leave it in Stockton haha
Nutnfancy reminds me of a dad that after you graduated and leave the coop, tries to teach you everything he forgot to at a accelerated and condensed format.
I think your "Behind enemy lines" series still holds up and the only thing that would change is newer gear. Your "Urban Survival Kit" series, however id like to ask you to update using all the lessons youve learned since that series was originally made. I think given your audience's general real life POU and the amount of questions im sure you get about EDC, they would get a wealth of good information out of an updated USK series. Especially for the guys who havent been around as long as i have.....
20:05 shower should have more pressure than that. Unscrew the head and look for pieces of plastic that got sucked up from tank when new. Or possibly pinched line. Also check all the sink faucet screens for plastic bits that slow flow.
I like the size of this trailer. It would be perfect for hurricane bug out. A lot of people in my area had there homes condemned after hurricane Harvey hit Corpus Christi Tx. At least you could evacuate the family then bring it home and stay on the property.
Yooooooo Nutn! We looked at the Lance and a few others. Ended up getting a Little Guy Max. We'll be in your neck of the woods in a few months, Moab is a mountain bikers paradise! haha
Take a look at Outdoor MFG RV in Oregon the 20FQ is their smallest. They are great for Off Road and Cold, but heavy. Also, consider solar, it takes very little, 2 golf cart batteries and 300 watts - 2 panels.
I'm looking forward to there being dive gear videos in the future, assuming that's something you're thinking of doing. looking like from what I've gleaned from other videos we have some of the same equipment
Been looking forward to this video. Agree 100% on the generator. I've had one for years and it has delivered. Worth every penny. I've always wanted to buy and refurbish an old Airstream. I've seen'em used for what seems like remarkable deals. Can you tow the Lance with the Vette?
Excellent TRV! I now have a Suburban with the towing package that would handle the 1575 quite well. My plan is to travel to western states for hunting, fishing and adventuring including remote locations. Very timely video for me! Now...where to mount my reloading equipment.....?? Thanks!!
Thank you for a real thorough video of your Lance 1575.I was wondering if i could ask you ,how your mirrors on your Pilot do for seeing when your driving .I have a ford 150 and was considering replacing them with extended mirrors. Do you feel the standard mirrors on my Ford f150 would be adequate for good visibility for driving? Thanks again.
Appreciate ur very detailed & informative review. Wondering what is ur Pilot's tow capacity? I have 2007 Highlander (3500 lb tow cap) that I want to use for towing. What's the capacity of ur suspension airbags? Any problems? Thx, et
Ha, I knew it! I said to a friend: no way Nutn is taking the misses in that van of his. And uh: yeah keep m coming. I'm seriously looking into campers vs trailers..
hey, curious, what is your towing vehicles (that Honda CRV) rated towing capacity?? also, curious how much you are paying at the camping sites, last I checked, they were as much as a realestate rental....
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Great review Nutn! I've always wanted a small trailer. Maybe some day. Love the videos. Keeps me motivated to plan my own adventures.
Yes, more trailer boondocking/ camping videos. Not even a minute in and I know I'm about to procrastinate doing yard work for an hour while I watch this.
Yeah buddy, thanks for the support and it motivates me to do more
nutnfancy worth every minute.
Amen! So much for working out for another hour, camping and cycles are what I miss the most.
Seriously Nutn, you can make anything interesting. I have no plans to get a travel trailer but I’m still entertained none the less. You and your family’s attitude on living life to the fullest inspires me every time I watch one of your vids. Keep making them and I’ll keep watching them. 👍🏻
Freshwater nozzle inside grey water hose. Huge no no
Here I am watcing a middle aged man talk about a camper I will never buy instead of studying for finals. I regret nothing. #doubleowl
#NoJudgements
Nutn, I can't believe you store the fresh water fill adapter inside the sewer hose. YUK E POOOOO
Frank Lawlor yup, gross!!!!
You lost me at that point!
Love my Lance 1575. I tow it with Honda Ridgeline. I will use many of your self help additions.
We ran this during two separate hurricanes here in Florida past couple years, powered: deep freezer, two refrigerators, one light, one fan, TV, that thing is awesome
I would get the stabilizer. One it takes weight off the hitch so your front tires don't float. Two safety reasons it will keep the trailer from swaying from side to side avoiding a accident.
Mrs.Nutn's reaction to the mattress comfort was hilarious. Nutn seemed pretty proud of his improvements to it.😅 Thanks for another awesome detailed review!
So you keep the “fresh water” adapter INSIDE the poddy hose?
I'm not even considering buying a trailer but this was really entertaining and I watched the whole thing!
I have to say when ever I see these long videos I some what hesitate to click play. But I usually do click play and some how that don't seem so long. Great video, thank you.
we used to spend the summers living in a trailer when i was in middle school,my step dad towed it from florida to new york.we did that untill i was in the 10th grade,it was a blast.
Sweet generator, just began looking for one. And it looks like I found one to try
That Honda EU3000 is the bomb, we have run it 100s of hours with no probs at all. Totally worth the cost. -nutnfancy
I boondock all of the time in my Airstream 190 class B. When the factory generator went out and they wanted almost six grand to replace it, Honda was my generator of choice. I needed at least 2800 watts to run the AC. I looked at the Honda 3000, but decided on two Honda 2000's for the simple reason of weight. The 2000s weigh under 50 pounds each. I bought the cable from Honda to pair them together. One of them I bought with the 30 amp plug. I also have a VW Westfalia that does not require a 30 amp plug. So when I go camping in the VW, I take that one. I also purchased a 15 gallon gas tank and a device that feeds both generators with fuel at the same time so that I do not have to fill the generators with gas so often. All of this fits into a lockable box on the swivel trailer behind the class B. With the trailer, I can back into any parking spot without having to worry about jack-knifing the trailer. I saved over 600 pounds by taking out the factory generator, which gives me space for tools, and floor jack, and I saved over $4000. I can also lift each of the generators by myself because of the saved weight over the 3000 watt generator, and it made the system more versatile for use with other camping vehicles or tent camping.
A wonderful addition to the Nutnfancy video library. Thank you for providing a diverse segment to the human experience.
okay, i'm convinced. not a bad set-up, and a pretty good travel trailer. now i gotta convince the missus, that this is the way to go for her and i.
Just bought a forest river 16 BHS. Loving it so far. 3.1k MT, 4K GTWR. Towing it initially with a Ford Explorer. WDH is worth it, first I’ve ever used. Planning on adding a 2nd propane & battery & solar. Most trailer makers have their own forums for good info. BTW, square head screws are Robertson screws.
20 years!!! Nutnfancy you are desacrating that thing!!
This explains why there haven't been any tent reviews in a few years! Unfortunately I can't throw a trailer on my back and disappear into the mountains for a few days. Trailer accessible sites are too over crowded here. Wish you had some time to do some updated tent reviews for those of us still backpacking. Keep up the good work!
I love the thumbnail for this vid. Every time I see it, it puts a smile on my face.
For weight distribution we use Anderson Hitch. It's both weight distributing and anti-sway. Not a huge addition of weight but makes our tow vehicle ride level and safe. If you go with the Andersen, have the mounting brackets welded to the frame. I can send you pics of ours if you ask.
Have to agree. That seems perfect size with perfect amount of features for me.
Lance makes some great stuff. They make them in my hometown. Thanks for the review, all the best on your travels
Nutn, that is the coolest, most bad ass thing you have ever reviewed. And i should know because I'm a double owl, watching since 2009 & have spent thousands on things you've reviewed.
Hey all, just a point of reference. Class b motorhomes are essentially motorhomes fully contained in a large van body. Class c motorhomes are the oversized motorhome built on a van frame with the bunk overhanging the front cab. Class c is pictured in the video. Just clarifying for anyone shopping for a rig and wanting to know the different options.
Having lived out of my car during college to make ends meet, I wish I had the convenience of my own toilet at the time rather than using the campus pool facilities for nearly everything.
Very very cool..... I like this concept, and great for just travelling and exploring, and having a home to take with you with a bit of style and comfort, and seemingly money savings as well....
Honda's generators are very good. I agree with you there.
PS - Nice trailer. Welcome to the club 👍
Nutn- I keep waiting for the day that I run into you here in CA. I live about 25 minutes from where this video was recorded. If you ever want to go surfing here in Santa Cruz, hit me up with a PM! Keep up the great content!
Amazing, well done, great info as always. Thanks. Love those little portable light switch lights, i have a couple of them myself
Thanks Anchor, yep we love those things
What is the exact model of those things? I'll pick some up
antonio97b the ones I have are COB part number CBL200
Mrs Nutn seems somewhat introverted on the vids but yet does a lot of funny screencaps...good on her for being supportive.
No one does reviews better.
Thank you sir! I like your screen name too ;-)
Great vid. I'm taking my 17 ft keystone Hideout this week to the lake. Pulled it to Seattle and back from DFW a few months back. (3120 lb). Did wish it was a little lighter in the mountains but did okay with a V-6. Have fun!
im sure youve heard this so many times but ill say it again. greate video. also thank you very much for the info on the outside accessories on the trailer. this is the trailer i really want to buy. you guys are bringing me closer to my decision :).
LANCE ROCKS & SO DO YOU ! Wish i had the 2185 !!
This is great! We just went to the R.V. show in Puyallup WA. yesterday and this was our top pick!
Nutn something is wrong with your outdoor shower. Your pump should put enough pressure for that shower to work just as with full hook up. I use ours all the time to wash gear and for help cleaning butchering during deer season. Keeps the mess down inside the camper. A folding plastic table and cutting board setup right under that is just as good to bone out and pack up our kill in coolers till we get home to freeze or can the meat. Also keeps the gray water from filling up too quick.
Lance... you couldn't have picked a better manufacturer!
Another great review. I really appreciate the detail you go into. My wife and I are dreaming of getting one someday and that model would be perfect.
More trailer, boondocking and camping vids Nutn. This is my third time watching this single video.
Excellent review! Thank you for all your insight. Well done!
If Nutn wasn't being so positive throughout I would have guessed this to be a negative review given all the issues.
>Windows are dainty garbage
>Insecure locking of storage
>Insecure locking of main door
>Water infiltration on popouts into interior
>Water retention on popouts causing mold
>Stabilizing legs are not coated and will rust away without constant care
> Inbuilt shower has zero pressure
>No integrated security lighting
>Blackwater tank apparently too incovenant to be serviceable "must pee in bottles"
>Not picking quality parts "water heater / service doors / blinds"
>No built in temperature / humidity gauge
>Uncomfortable sleeping mattress and sofa included
>Screens whose only job is to keep out insects do not keep out insects
> Power and USB not arranged ergonomically.
Well Nutn you have thoroughly scared me away from ever buying from this company in all honesty.
for the bed in ouir 2285 we just added a 2" latex soft topper and have great support, no pressure points, and is probably more comfortable than our king sized latex bed at in our home. We got it from a company called sleep on latex.
Great review! We are also looking at a Lance, either a 1985 or 2285. The other nice thing about a Lance is little to no off-gassing, which is prevalent in so many other travel trailers.
Awesome new channel topic, I’ve been looking to trailer living and this is great!
Great review - great to see a Nutnfancy style review instead of dealers just showing them off. I've been looking at small travel trailers to take around California when I get back from overseas. Lance have been at the top of the list. I was looking at Airstream, but from what I've been reading from some recent owners is that their quality is not what they used to be. Everyone was saying to buy one a few years old so everything has been fixed...which is not acceptable considering how expensive they are.
I picked up a 2016 Starcraft AR-One (18QB) so my dog could go with me on work contracts, "save money" and be self-contained instead of staying in buggy hotels... or the hassle of renting short term with a dog. I can't say it hasn't been without issue, but on the balance, getting back to "base" after work in a wooded campsite to my dog and familiar territory is worth the hassle. Many of the same features in my 18QB are similar/identical to the Lance. Build quality is an RV issue throughout the industry, the components are built to a low standards regardless of the make. Watch your sealing systems (roof, windows) and have a dehumidifier to keep the moisture down, this is critical, even using mine I had some mold issues. 80% of RVs are manufactured in Indiana, some are great, some are junk, and I say this as an Indiana native. Caveat Emptor. I bought mine a year old used. Used deals with the teething issues sorted are usually a better deal.
Bought a Lance 1172 truck camper last July thing is awesome!
Great info. Would love to do this someday myself.
It's a great way to achieve some freedom in your life. A small trailer like this also fits in more places. Best wishes for you...
Doodle’s I’m not paying attention face at 40:12? priceless.
Great tips, to me this is extremely valuable information. I live in australia and want to buy a trailer one day. We can't get Lance but have some great local brands including off road / off grid options for trailers that have off road suspension, galvanized chassis, AT/MT tires, solar etc. Was also thinking a Honda generator for it and you confirmed it! Great review, thanks...
great review. Thanks for posting!
There may be a restrictor washer in the base of the handheld shower handle. CHeck it out and if it's there remove it and try it out. They often instal these on normal handheld indoor showers
I love it but I dont know about a slide out that blocks things when closed. The Catalina expedition with bunks and a queen bed seems like a good rugged option too.
One button push and five to ten seconds later, plenty of space to get to the bathroom.
Darn i thought i would see the Van pulling this that would be elite great vid thumbs up
Your label fetish cracks me up lol! Good detailed review as usual Nutn. Keep up the good work; we appreciate the time, expense, and hard work that goes into your videos.
Good review. My wife and I are also looking at the Lance.
So awesome - now do a lot of killer reviews on RV stuff - including solar etc!
Love the review! We're planning to move into an RV full time. I need office space and room for motorcycles so we're looking at large fifth wheel toy haulers.
So smart to pay attention to the WIDTH of the trailer. Going through the mountains on HW17 with a super wide trailer? Uh, no thank you. I'd like to get to Santa Cruz in 1 piece thank you very much. Crazy to think about that road in the old days when there was 2 lanes and no divider. PS if you're keeping it in central CA, don't leave it in Stockton haha
Totally agree about the generator. I own one it's awesome
Surprised you didn't get a toy hauler to bring your bikes
Nutnfancy reminds me of a dad that after you graduated and leave the coop, tries to teach you everything he forgot to at a accelerated and condensed format.
TNP MCP (Mobile Command Post!)
Oooo, I like that! Thanks Eddie, I'll use it. Yay, more acronyms! -nutnfancy actual
Furnace works awesome says mrs Fancy with a down coat shivering
I think your "Behind enemy lines" series still holds up and the only thing that would change is newer gear. Your "Urban Survival Kit" series, however id like to ask you to update using all the lessons youve learned since that series was originally made. I think given your audience's general real life POU and the amount of questions im sure you get about EDC, they would get a wealth of good information out of an updated USK series. Especially for the guys who havent been around as long as i have.....
20:05 shower should have more pressure than that. Unscrew the head and look for pieces of plastic that got sucked up from tank when new. Or possibly pinched line. Also check all the sink faucet screens for plastic bits that slow flow.
I like the size of this trailer. It would be perfect for hurricane bug out. A lot of people in my area had there homes condemned after hurricane Harvey hit Corpus Christi Tx. At least you could evacuate the family then bring it home and stay on the property.
This is similar to our set up. We have a 29’ Forest River Cruise Lite, Ryobi 2300 Bluetooth generator, 2002 Tahoe tow vehicle.
Yooooooo Nutn! We looked at the Lance and a few others. Ended up getting a Little Guy Max. We'll be in your neck of the woods in a few months, Moab is a mountain bikers paradise! haha
Nice review. Very useful!
I'm surprised you get by with that for a tow vehicle that's awsome
Me too! It sags a lot but it works. We have to lighten up the trailer a lot when we tow it.
I'm curious of the fuel mileage when towing.
Need a truck for that kinda stuff
is the Honda even rated to tow that big of a trailer?
Well, Mr. "I Can Keep a Secret," looks good! Enjoy! :)
Try the Tuft & Needle mattress since that Serta is crap. We've had ours for a year and much better than our old spring mattress. Great review!
What a great trailer!
Thank you.
Nutn, would love to see a review of the Honda EU1300is generator! Keep up the great work dude.
Any AvE fans gasp @ 24:38? Mark of the beast! Intertek...
I have the Honda EU 7000 for my home. Fantastic!
Nice! I have a Geopro 19fbs and love it...very similar to yours.
Take a look at Outdoor MFG RV in Oregon the 20FQ is their smallest. They are great for Off Road and Cold, but heavy.
Also, consider solar, it takes very little, 2 golf cart batteries and 300 watts - 2 panels.
I'm looking forward to there being dive gear videos in the future, assuming that's something you're thinking of doing. looking like from what I've gleaned from other videos we have some of the same equipment
Don't look up the price of an Airstream unless you're into sadomasochism and self-loathing. Good God.
Exactly, it's insane
Lonzo993 also no slides on airstream
Thid thing should be 14k, and at that, they'd make money and I'd feel it was too expensive. 37k is laughable.
Been looking forward to this video. Agree 100% on the generator. I've had one for years and it has delivered. Worth every penny. I've always wanted to buy and refurbish an old Airstream. I've seen'em used for what seems like remarkable deals. Can you tow the Lance with the Vette?
Excellent TRV! I now have a Suburban with the towing package that would handle the 1575 quite well. My plan is to travel to western states for hunting, fishing and adventuring including remote locations. Very timely video for me! Now...where to mount my reloading equipment.....?? Thanks!!
Thank you for a real thorough video of your Lance 1575.I was wondering if i could ask you ,how your mirrors on your Pilot do for seeing when your driving .I have a ford 150 and was considering replacing them with extended mirrors. Do you feel the standard mirrors on my Ford f150 would be adequate for good visibility for driving? Thanks again.
It'd be rad to do another meet and greet in Oregon, Washington, or California :)
Is keeping your fresh water fill inside you sewer hose the best option?
Appreciate ur very detailed & informative review. Wondering what is ur Pilot's tow capacity? I have 2007 Highlander (3500 lb tow cap) that I want to use for towing. What's the capacity of ur suspension airbags? Any problems?
Thx, et
Great review. We need to see more travel trailer content. I am curious to why you don't tow with your pick up truck instead.
Any off road capability with the Lance!!? Great video! Would love to see all you need for boondocking! Solar, generator etc!
Ha, I knew it! I said to a friend: no way Nutn is taking the misses in that van of his. And uh: yeah keep m coming. I'm seriously looking into campers vs trailers..
Great review, BTW where’s Last Suspect?
It looks like you need a weight distribution hitch. It would get the front end of your Honda back down where it needs to be for better handling.
The slide rubber seals should be treated with silicone to keep them supple. And the slide motor gears need lub occasionally.
Great video! A "tear drop" trailer is just the opposite of these "moving houses"! Any opinions on that?
Right on, I dig what you do and how you do it. Someday, been hoping to do a dive trip to CA. Whats your opinion of the diving?
Dear Nutnfancy... Those Master locks are not good. Please see videos by Bosnian Bill.
hey, curious, what is your towing vehicles (that Honda CRV) rated towing capacity?? also, curious how much you are paying at the camping sites, last I checked, they were as much as a realestate rental....