Hey design guys... PUT THE GENERATOR ON THE OTHER SIDE!!!. Ideally you guys (RV designers) should live in this thing for a month or more. Go ahead.. crank that generator up and entertain your guests outside... I dare you!. And as long as you're outside (because that's where most of us hang out when we use our RV's), how about creating a fun space to cook?!. Check out all of the cool Australian trailers. The slide out kitchens are amazingly clever and actually useful. The "Barbie" kitchen you've given us inside is fine for a rainy day or a pull over lunch, but real cooking should be done outside under the awning where it won't smoke out and heat up my interior. Time to think "Out Of The Box"!!
Very nice layout. For a single guy that might wanna take along a friend on trips occasionally, this is the nicest floorplan cause it offers two nice beds - not counting the one over the cab. It seems these go for around $130k - which for a coach with all these standard features, isn't bad at all.
Good video. So with the Grey Mascerator, do you still just use a single larger drainage hose to hookup to sewer and just press the button after draining black tank? What is the grey water drain that is shown just to the left of the water management bay (on the drivers side rear)?
Hey design guys... PUT THE GENERATOR ON THE OTHER SIDE!!!. Ideally you guys (RV designers) should live in this thing for a month or more. Go ahead.. crank that generator up and entertain your guests outside... I dare you!. And as long as you're outside (because that's where most of us hang out when we use our RV's), how about creating a fun space to cook?!. Check out all of the cool Australian trailers. The slide out kitchens are amazingly clever and actually useful. The "Barbie" kitchen you've given us inside is fine for a rainy day or a pull over lunch, but real cooking should be done outside under the awning where it won't smoke out and heat up my interior. Time to think "Out Of The Box"!!
woodybailey good point do you have a link to the outdoor kitchens you mention ?
Very nice layout. For a single guy that might wanna take along a friend on trips occasionally, this is the nicest floorplan cause it offers two nice beds - not counting the one over the cab. It seems these go for around $130k - which for a coach with all these standard features, isn't bad at all.
I say two friends can bring another 2 friends with em
You should remove your shoes when inside the Winnebago and especially when on the bed. It's sanitary and respectful.
open ALL the storage compartment, lift the beds, etc
Great video love the recliner seats, and very nice sink.. unsure of the advantage of a diesel generator.
Same fuel source as the vehicle. Uses the same tank. No need to fill up LP and then your RV. One stop. One fill up. It’s a win win in my opinion
Good video. So with the Grey Mascerator, do you still just use a single larger drainage hose to hookup to sewer and just press the button after draining black tank? What is the grey water drain that is shown just to the left of the water management bay (on the drivers side rear)?
Why have storage compartments open up? My only complaint would be the storage compartments open up rather than side.
Nice looking coach!
What’s smallest B with a Over head bed want to make it are 2nd car weekender 5-6 people 3 kids 2 Small dogs
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