Grand Design Momentum 376TH and Momentum 350G | Toy Hauler RV Tours! | Full Time RV!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- While at the Florida RV SuperShow, we were able to tour a lot of RVs and we wanted to share two of those with you! One of them was a top contender when we were searching for our RV. The other is brand new category of toy hauler for Grand Design. Both were in the Lazydays / Grand Design area of the show. If you want so see these or any other RVs, be sure to visit our friends at Lazydays in one of their many locations across the U.S.!
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Momentum 376TH: www.granddesig...
First up is the 376TH model from the Momentum line. We really struggled over not choosing this rig as our home (read on to see why we chose the 397TH)! This is the only toy hauler floorplan with a GIANT front living room! Huge TV, huge fireplace, recliner love seat, plus two sofa sleepers! It's amazing! The huge living room is raised and looks over the kitchen and dinette, which is pretty cool.
The kitchen is very well equipped with pretty much everything ours has, including a good sized oven, convection microwave, and 18 cubic foot refrigerator. It also has the same dinette with four chairs, and a TWO huge pantries. One of those pantries is plumbed for a stackable RV washer and dryer.
To the rear of the RV is the bathroom and bedroom. Both of those are fairly standard. The bathroom and shower are both a good size with plenty of storage. The shower does have a nice step in, deep enough to act as a shallow bath for a child or small dog, as well as a sliding glass door (which we love in ours). The bedroom has a queen bed with king option and a huge in-slide wardrobe!
What about the garage?, you might ask…. Well, that's the beauty of this floorplan! The garage (just big enough for one large toy - trike, full dresser, etc), is UNDER the bed! An automatic lift raises the bed up to allow ingress and egress of the “toy” without hitting your head!
If you don't need a full size garage and like a super-sized living area, this is the Toy Hauler for you!
Momentum 350G: www.granddesig...
Next up, we wanted to take a look at one of the new G-Class fifth wheel toy haulers by Grand Design. The G-Class are a series of lighter toy haulers “built without surrendering any of the legendary quality, innovation, and functionality” found in all Grand Design RVs.
The layout of the 350G is fairly standard with the bedroom in the front and garage in the back, with living and dining in the middle. With a GVWR of 16995 lbs, it's still a fairly hefty rig requiring a 1 ton truck, but you might not need a dually for this. Disclaimer: Do your own homework on weights and towing. See our towing video for more information ( • Towing a Large 5th Whe... ).
The bedroom is your standard queen with kind size option bed, and the bed runs north/south which is usually a little better for climate control (not having your head in a slide-out). It also has a full size wardrobe in a slide and very nice night stands on both sides of the bed.
The bathroom is a decent size, with a slightly smaller counter but plenty of storage space. The shower is still a full sized shower, opting for a shower curtain versus doors to save weight.
The Living / Kitchen area is a very nice layout with a wrap-around kitchen counter and 3 seat sofa facing a nice big TV. The RV refrigerator is slightly smaller than in the TH models at 12 cu. ft., but its double door design makes for plenty of cold storage.
The garage in the unit we toured is huge at 14′ 6″! Plenty of room for toys! The same floorplan with an 11′ garage is also an option in the Momentum 320G. Both models have a half bath, which is great for guests! Both also have the HappiJack bunk system and 3 season garage doors as options.
Overall, it's a lot of toy hauler in a lighter package and is pretty awesome!
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We hope that you enjoyed the tours. If you'd like to see either of them in person, be sure to visit our friends at Lazdays. And, just so you know, we don't get paid by Lazydays nor Grand Design to recommend them. We've had great personal experiences with both, and are happy to recommend them!
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$95,000, but I'd wait two years and pay $60,000 since these depreciate so fast. Beautiful Unit!!
So I see that grand design corrected the major design flaw in 2020 with the ths by placing the entry door on the other side of the kitchen slide and moved the fridge so you can now access bathroom, fridge and bedroom when traveling. Thanks for the tour, this is a sweet model with the bedroom on opposite end from gen. Keep the videos coming!!
Never realized you guys reviewed our favorite TH a year ago....absolutely love the 376TH. They now have the 376TH-R for 2021. We can hardly wait to get our home, Airstream, F250 sold so we can buy the 376TH and upgrade to a "dually" to go full-time. Thanks guys for pushing us in the direction we want to be and thanks for the great review........albeit a year ago.....LOL!
SHE SAID YOU'RE RIGHT. BETTER SAVE THAT VIDEO CLIP IN A SAFE SPOT. THOSE CLIPS CAN SOMETIMES BE AS SCARCE AS UNICORNS.
I'm a crafter/sewist/knitter and so the toy hauler appeals to me in that I could make it a craft "studio"!! I just don't know if a grandma can handle a rig like that on her own.
GDRV does have some other shorter and lighter toy hauler fifth wheels and travel trailers... 😊
I was thinking the same thing utilizing the garage as a work space for said activities, having the laundry there. Would like to know where you think he laundry is better in the bedroom, garage or kitchen area? Thank you for sharing your experiences and doing these tours and giving your thoughts. I’m looking to find one that would be my full time mainly stationary home😃👍🏼
You guy might as well be Grand Design Reps now haha
Mysterious cut right after he said "I'm right". But your good cause we all heard her say it!
Well.. Tara does all of our editing, so good on her for leaving it in! Now it's on the internet forever! 😎
I was at the RV Tampa RV Show also. I was looking for ways I could modify mine to make it more serviceable for me. Thanks for taking me through some of the RVs that I didn't look into. I hope you had a good time there also. I was surprised by the number of friends I ran into while I was looking around the show. That was amazing. Thanks again for showing us/me around.
Thanks for the Grand Tour
You guys are Grand!
Grand video!
I finally got my husband on board with the idea of of going full time with an RV. While we don’t currently have a motorcycle, we may consider it in the future. Thank you for your videos!
I have a nice 2008 Road King Classic i'll sell ya. lol
I have been looking for the 376-floor plan for the last few years and it is not very easy to find, and I have been focusing only on the Montana. I didn't really know other manufacturers made the same design so was so happy to see other options and will definitely be looking at this model. Need to do research to see why the Grand Design Momentum is more expensive than the Montana. Thank you so much for the information.
I stumbled across this video and I just wanted to say thank you I recently purchased a 2019 solitude 374TH, the last couple of days I've struggled to find where the black tank and the Gray tank valves were located... In your video I realized that they are located in the outside compartment I just wanted to say thank you, I love my solitude I love grand design Save travels see you soon somewhere
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I'm seriously lusting over the solitude 374TH.
Yea.. I wish we would have remembered to mention the 374 in this... Residential fridge.
That, along with the Momentum 376TH, is what we've been looking at. From what I can tell, there isn't a lot of difference between them, though the Momentum has the 30g fuel tank.
Been looking. And wanting the Solitude 374th. And get a Can Am spyder to haul. Only differences I see is no gas on solitude but has a front window behind TV when lowered. I love that window. Great video.
Do you think a lifted golf cart would fit in either solitude or momentum?
Thank you. My husband and I both ride motorcycles and are thinking about RVing. Your videos are helping . When you have toys and want to get out to see the USA, it’s good to know what your getting into.
Welcome to our channel, Pam! Thanks for watching! 😊
Screw guests, I want enough room to sleep 2, feed 4, and party 6.
Man this 376th is a cool option but i wish it had the patio on the side. i LOVE THAT! But the 350G is a nice alternative. What MODs do you thin the W/D would need?
Thank you two,
for showing these two grand design RVs. I have seen a few of grand design reviews /showing. It looks like grand design builts good quality RVs but for my taste all the wood work is much too dark. On their webside I didn´t see any option for a much lighter wood.
Keep on going to do such good job on youtube.
Greetings from Hamburg
Volker
Their 2021 line addressed this by switching over to a gray that seems to match with everything. Now I have to wait for those to drop in price in later years or get a used 2021.
The 376 is just like my 17 374TH Solitude but I have the residential refrigerator with ice maker and you can operate it with Battery power using the inverter . I use 2 ea Honda EU200 paired up with extended run tank for any semi boondocking ..ie raceweeks etc, etc..
Don't forget Lazy Days in Denver. That's where we are buying our new Montana.
True... in the video we were referring to these two RVs and I don't think they have GDRV on the Denver lot? Some other dealer likely got the area before Lazydays was there... Congrats on your new Montana! Those are nice RVs!
Regarding your comment about the ice maker in the fridge - yes, it's nice, but it's also a HUGE space taker. I've got one in my RV, and if it was up to me, I'd rather have a counter top ice maker and have the space back in my freezer!
Great informative walk thru. I have a 2019 376TH. There is one error in your information. The comment that you can't get to the bathroom without opening both opposing slides is incorrect. There are two valves located on the door side above the propane tank. They allow you to isolate the two slides and only open one or the other. So you can pull off the road and open the dinette slide if space permits and get access to bathroom and bedroom without opening the kitchen slide.
True.. not *both* slides... but the main point was that you do have to put out a slide out to get to it, which is not possible / advisable in a typical rest area or walmart parking lot situation. Not a huge deal.. but something to consider. Thanks for watching, John! Hope you check out the rest of our channel! 😊
No-vent dryers condense the vapor and drop it to the gray water tank. Takes a long time to dry stuff apparently.
They do take forever, like 3-5 hours, and they leave tons of wrinkles. I had one in an apartment and would not recommend it.
You guys are great. You give such awesome tutorials on the RV world. If and when I ever decide to get involved in the RV world you guys will be the first ones I call. I binge watch like 5 videos at a time.
Thanks for following our journey! 😊
Very nice! We love Grand Design! Thanks for showing us the layout. Great video! Love watching you guys.
Have a Glamperrific Day!
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Back at ya!! And, congrats on 3K! 😊 Thanks for watching!
Great Rigs, makes it easier to video when you enjoy what your looking at. Loved the hats!
Another great video. Didn't know about the dryer venting. Nice unit.
Thanks for video!! the 376TH is the one I am looking into buying, I cant wait to get started lol
Our 5th wheel was picked for (a) extra 1/2 bath and (b) open concept living room with big kitchen. I wish it had a separate guest area as ours only sleeps 4 for being 38’-8”
I love the build quality, design and fit and finish of Grand Design units - and I would love to one day see myself in one. I will also go out on a limb and say my next 5er will be a front Living room - but i need a 1 ton dually first! the ol 2500 SRW isn't going to cut it! Im usually a big fan of brand loyalty, but i can honestly say we've made concessions in our last 3 trailers(all 3 different manufacturers) to remain loyal to a dealership my family has used for over 40 years. i would love a grand design, but unless our current dealer closes, it will be something they can get us despite our love of a Grand Design! there is something said for great service and a place where everyone knows my name - no its not Norm! :)
thanks for sharing!
Having a dealer you can trust in the service department is rare these days... Understand keeping that loyalty. Too bad they cant order one for you...
Both beautiful models. Thanks for the tour.
Screw having guests? Yeah, I knew I liked you for some reason. 😁
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Changing Lanes 😂😂😂 I’m same way! Got a chuckle.
Guests are free (for the RV owner) to go and get a hotel.
" No more guests... " :-D LoL that one was so unpredictable !! Hahahahaha
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We bought a used 2018 Imagine 2670 MK in January and can't wait to go camping. I still love watching videos of other models though (maybe future upgrade). With Grand Design's emphasis on quality (big reason we bought ours), I wish they would move to the whisper quiet A/Cs. That so far is my only real complaint about our unit, not that we've needed it yet here in Colorado. During our PDI, turned on the bedroom unit and it is pretty loud especially when trying to watch tv.
When we're watching TV in the bedroom, we run the middle AC and set it lower than normal to keep the bedroom cool... Congrats on the new RV!! The Imagines are very nice!
Hard to decide... Nice.! Thanks ....... 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hey guys, always watch your videos. We have been wanting to get a Solitude 374TH for awhile, just need a rich relative. The 374TH is Solitude's sister to the 376TH. The Solitude can be optioned with a residential fridge, the 374TH-R.
Of all the like models out there from other manufactures (with the same floorplan as the 374TH), only the Solitude/Momentum have the necessary clearance to hold our 1500 Goldwing with the bedroom in the down position. I like that we can use the rig fully, and keep the bike out of the elements and sticky fingers at the same time.
Hopefully someday...
That is a huge benefit.. keep the girlfriend indoors all the time..
Exactly. We use a Swivel Wheel behind our current 2011 Brookstone. And though it works well, it would be nice to have the bike indoors.
Outstanding! Thanks for those tours. I'd just asked on your site about the 376TH, and your response was quite helpful. Everything in the RV world is about compromise, and we're trying to figure out just what's most important to us, what we can live without. What we really want is the Tardis model.
LOL! That would be super cool! Camp just about anywhere!
@@ChangingLanes Any place, any time, though sometimes the controls are wonky.
Great video, as always (dig your white board talks in other vid's)! We've looked at 376 TH as well as the Solitude version (I race karts). The drawback (unique to GD) is there's just a flimsy skirt between the garage and the bedroom particularly with the bed up; fumes and cold air migration from the garage! Probably why so many newer used ones are for sale. Hope we run into you on the road!
Interesting... hadn't thought about that. I'll have to look closer next time we're in one. Thanks for watching! 😃
Absolutely love my GD 351M .... Awesome layout!!
great video and yes Guests can buy one themselves or go home and sleep
I still prefer yours though, but I do like the living room in the firstborn one. Take care guys 👍🏼
Same here.. if we could just have everything! LOL. We'd have a 55' RV! Thanks for watching!
I totally think you should do a video on the spreadsheets and decision making process you went through because I think it would really help a lot of people figure out what they need. I'm sure it's a bit similar to picking a house but has some unique considerations.
We might do an FAQ episode soon and include that topic... In the mean time, we have a blog post on the spreadsheets here: changinglanesrv.com/the-spreadsheets/
We love our 376th. Its perfect for us, I love the front living room.
LOVE that living room! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great Video!. I had no idea even smaller rigs are so well equipped! Thanks for making this!
Go job on the tours. Real nice units. Thanks
That’s “good” job on the tours. Guess I should look closer at my type before I hit enter. LOL
@@waynesiminski8268 FYI, you can edit your comment when you realize you've made a typo. Click on the three vertical dots to the right, and it gives you that option. I know this works, because reasons.
LOL... because reasons.....
Good tour and I love the 376TH! The only problem with the floorplan and having the bedroom and bathroom at the back of the rig, with that many slides, is that you can't just make a pit stop at a truck stop and use your bathroom without taking the dining slide out. The same with the bedroom. Okay, the entire rig is unusable unless you're at a caravan (RV) park with room to level, stabilized and take your slides out. I guess not a huge problem if you're willing to pre-pack your lunch, bringing it into the ute (pickup truck) with you and use public restrooms, but why do that if you've got your own?
Well... GDRV is prototyping a 376THS! It has the entry door behind the slide and they also moved the fridge to the rear of the kitchen slide. This gives access to the bedroom, bathroom, and fridge with all the slides in! However, in the prototype, the slide pantry was deleted in lieu of more counter space. This leaves one pantry, which is also where the washer and dryer would go if you need that. Again.. just a prototype, but they are listening to their customers! 😊
Thanks for the tour! Been trying to get a better look at the 376TH
Love the way you make the video. Just like real life instead of making evething prefct. Realy laughed at the steps inside problems......keep on going, greetings from The Netherlands
Wow I love the living room in the 376TH.
We just got a 351M and we can't wait to take it out. Thank you for post such great videos.
Plymouth Man We have the 381m since the paradise, CA campfire. Weve been it now 3 months and it’s awesome. You’re gonna love the trailer 😊
Thanks for watching! 😊
We ordered our 351m about 4 weeks ago. We are awaiting its arrival, impatiently. Lol. Let us know what you think when you take it out. Good luck
I found your channel a few days ago and have been binge watching all your posts. Great stuff.
Welcome to our channel! Thanks for watching! 😃
I prefer the old fashioned bedroom up front.
Those "easy down" steps are nice UNLESS you keep your unit under roof and have sides on the storage also. Then you are forced to pull out the unit just to enter the unit. Just a FYI to viewers (from experience).
True... That is one drawback.
Chad, I think you may be mistaken, about the residential refrigerator, or maybe I am. According to the GD factory rep I talked with at the RV show here in Denver, it is an option, unless I misunderstood him. I'm more interested in efficiency than the propane option. Learned that in our travel trailer...no propane refer for me. Also, I have been torn between the Solitude 375RES-r vs. the Momentum 376TH....since you mentioned there is now a King Bed option, I feel you have just made up my mind....now if we could only convince GD to make the shore-power cable on a reel system an option, that would seal the deal for me. While age is only a state of mind, my back tells me otherwise. Thanks for this great review Shipmate. FW&FS.
I'll have to check on that... I know residential fridge is an option in most of the Solitudes and the Solitude 374TH is identical to the 376TH in layout.
Thank you for the information. Really enjoy your weekly videos.
"you can sleep in a tent." LMAO!!!!!!!!
Better put that "I'm right " moment on a plaque 😂😂😂
These are great. Thanks, for the walk thru. fun! Smoochie dat face, Daisy.
The M-Class is to Momentum, what the S-Class is to Solitude.
Sounds about right! 👍🏽
Thanks for the tour! We're looking at toy haulers and love yours but still trying to find a decent mid bunk.
Thanks for watching! 😃 Good luck with your search!
You guys need to check out the forest river river stone 39FKTH and look at the difference in the build quality. The forest river is of way better quality that the grand design can't compare
We'll be at the Tampa RV show next week and check some out.
Amazing RV. I would take one couch and put it in the garage. For guests AND to play video games privately. Would have to install a door.
thanks I’ll check it out!
Great video. Thank you for showing.
376th is great. Not being able to get to the bedroom/bathroom is a big problem. But you can open the dining room slide without opening the kitchen slide.
True on the one slide.. but even that can be an issue in just about any rest area or truck stop. Unless it's sparsely populated we would't want to block a lane. Maybe the slide could go out just a foot, then run it out and back in before leaving... Overall, it's an issue. We love using our own bathroom when we travel.
Changing Lanes yea. I’ve gotta get to at least part of the fridge a bathroom and a bed while traveling. However I would love the smaller garage for the safety and weather protection of five pedal bikes. Buying a house is less complicated. Enjoyed the video as usual. 👍🏾👍🏾
Love the 376, by Ultra classic would love that garage space and I would definitely take a couch out for my desk. You'd have to put a rug over the lip because the schwinntek slide wires are under the couch.
I really wish GD would offer Samsung or LG TVs instead.
Yea.. I've wondered how that lip might affect a desk / chair there. LED TVs are pretty cheap these days and all have the same VESA mounts, so they should be pretty easy to swap out. The 4 TCL TV's in our rig have held up great though. Thanks for watching! 😊
Great video!
Great video. Hmmm I see an upgrade in your future. Thx for sharing.
Wonderful tour!
If you dry camp overnight at say Walmart do you need to unload your toy from the garage in order to lower the bed so you can use the bed?
No... That lift is just to make it easier to ride in / out with some head room. The garage is 66" tall with the bed in the down position. Thanks for watching! 😊
HAHA...Love the Chiro quote while watching Television .
Would need quick stop potty access and sleeping for several hours access too
Leonardo DaVinci is not just a guest...he is royalty...he's the true bacon king 🤪🙂
At least he wouldn't need a bed... 😉
Keep on rocking on
Another great video and it is time for a beer 🍺🍺!! Was that Lynyrd Skynyrd for the sounds?? Just curious. You guys make a great team!!
Thanks Jim. It wasn't Skynyrd or we'd get flagged for a copyright violation. 😳 We use EpidemicSound.com for all of our music under a creators license (royalty free). yes.... beer time! 🍻
That’s good info to know!! Thanks and cheers 🍻
Nice for a change but I prefer your floor plan. No bath or bedroom when traveling is a deal breaker here.
Yea... that part is a real bummer!
Screw guests .. lmao . Ya know I was thinking about that too . When it's time for me to buy my retirement rig ...I'm getting what I want ..lol. geared for me :)
Thanks for the great video! Love you two!
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We are loving our Grand Design!
Awesome! Just watched your intro.. 😊 what model do you have?
We have a Reflection Travel Trailer. I was very picky when it came to picking out our home. LOL
Good choice! 😊
I wonder if he's toy haulers, with the washer and dryer in the garage, if they would be able to support a normal residential washer and dryer?
Technically it can be done, but there are challenges to overcome. First is weight. Residential W/D units are normally much heavier. Second is voltage. Residential electric dryers are usually 220V (240) and your RV is 110V (120). You could convert a natural gas dryer to propane to avoid the voltage issue, but would need to run the propane line to the dryer. Then of course you have the size/space difference. I'm sure there are more, but those are the immediate challenges that come to mind.
Thanks for the quick reply.
Agree with what Bill said. You really want to stick to an RV washer / dryer unless you're going to be starting up a mobile laundry service.. 😉
Great design is the the thing in the fridge for eggs maybe?
Love your videos! We have a Reflection and love it. One question. Where did you get your hats? My wife and I love them. I’ve looked on GDRV4Life, but didn’t see those ones.
The one's we're wearing in the video, we got from Grand Design at the RV show. I think they said they were going to be putting them in the store at some point, but not sure. I know they hold back some stuff just for shows and rallys.
Great video guys, Loved the tour of the two Grand Design from the Momentum line toy hauler.. !! My idea is to see if I can have a 376Th custom with the big front room and room in the back for the motorcycle ( Indian ) and a side fold out porch(deck) what you think maybe..!!
Like a 376 / 399 hybrid... Hmmmmmm. Interesting!
Hey Chad (or anyone else with hands on experience), hope you have time to answer a total noob question. My wife and I are still researching what we think will or won't work for us as far as becoming full timers. One of our biggest debates is over trailer length and balancing comfortable living space vs. trailer park length restrictions. It looks like the majority of our national parks won't accommodate anything close to the size of trailer you pull, so my question is this: In your experience, is it usually relatively easy to find a private park just outside the national park that CAN accommodate a monster trailer like yours or not?
Hey, Ron. Yes.... We are too big for most national parks. However, we were in over 45 locations last year all over the East coast of the U.S. We've never had an issue finding a site, and we've stayed in Campgrounds, RV Parks, State Parks, COE (Army Core Of Engineers) Sites, etc. We just plan ahead and make sure to call each site and confirm they are big rig friendly. We also use rvtripwizard.com, which has a lot of great tools to find locations. National Parks are a lot more size restricted, but there are always great campgrounds and RV parks outside the national parks. I think most national parks are 30' and under that that just wasn't an option for us.. 😊
Hope that helps!
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It does, thanks very much. Nothing like getting the info direct from people who have actually done it. There's so much back-and-forth in the fulltiming community regarding large vs. smaller rigs that it's hard to decide. I guess it's up to the individual, and how much "personal space" each person thinks they need. It probably would be really foolish to buy a rig small enough to fit in all the parks - only to find out you're miserable living in a shoebox. Thanks for the help, Buddy - hope to see you on the road someday.
Grand design...in the solitude line has the same floor plan as the 376th. With residential fridge
Indeed... the 374TH.
How do you work the lights above the sofas. Just got our 2018 but can't figure out how to work those lights and the one in the pantry beside the stove🤷♀️
You didn’t show the extra over head bunk between the living and garage spaces in the 350. The whole reason I watched this video.
Oops... They are pretty much the same on every momentum and we shot it very briefly here: ruclips.net/video/naBT6x14J2c/видео.html
There's just not much to the bunk... It does nave a light and an AC vent. Other than that, it's just a box with a thin mattress.
Enjoyed the video I just wished you would of touched more on what you don’t get with the g-class such as price compared to the m-class and insulation values since there’s not many videos on the g-class yet it’s hard to see the differences!
Fair enough... If you go to our blog post, you can click the floorplan graphic to get to the details on both. Grand Design also has a build and price tool you might find useful: www.granddesignrv.com/shopping-tools/build-and-price-your-grand-design-rv/
Hope that helps.
Can I get a Kawaski Mule in a Large Toy Hauler? Thanks for your show, we love it
That's a definite maybe! LOL I've seen pictures of all kinds of 4 wheelers online in Momentums. Your best bet is to join the Momentum owners group on Facebook and ask there: facebook.com/groups/1714379835476129/
Another option is to ask Grand Design here: gdrv4life.granddesignrv.com/faq
If those don't work, contact us via our web site (changinglanesrv.com) and we'll do some measurements.
Thanks for following our journey! 😊
Chad & Tara
First of all thank you so much for your time and help. I have been following you guys for a few years now and has helped us make a decision.
We just purchased a Grand Design Momentum 376th 2019. My question is the low clearance on the rear. Would you recommend welding casters on either corner or adding stock.
Hope you see this.
Thanks Mark
Congrats!!! That's a great floorplan! YES! If we had this model, we'd definitely put castors or skids. 👍🏼 That rear end is LOW!
@@ChangingLanes
Got it thanks.
Nice video. Thank you!
You guys are too funny 😂
Thank you ..🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷🍷
Love our momentum 381m. One issue we had is our hot water heater keeps turning off after a couple days randomly. Have you had this issue with your lci one control? When I called service they said the hot water heater isn’t meant to stay on...didn’t seem reasonable as our keystone raptor would stay on forever
Sounds like a BS answer to me.. LOL Ours stays on all the time. Maybe try calling Grand Design and let them know you already tried your dealer service. It should not turn off by itself.
Thanks for the tour! I've been looking at all of the Grand Design toy haulers but haven't seen the 350G yet. Do you know if it is classified as 4 season? Looks like it has framed windows as opposed to the new frameless double pane. Also do you have any problems getting into sites due to the length? Thanks for any info you can offer. Enjoy!
At 16:59 it looks like the same weather-tek sticker... and looking at the R values on the GDRV web site, they are all the same except the main floor. So, my guess is the models with the drop frame have a higher R value for that reason.
Love the tour and video, as always. One question, on the first trailer. With the bed in the down location, what is the height in the garage? Could we keep our tour bike in there. I have a 2018 Road Glide. Maybe the same height as yours...
Oh.. good question! I added a graphic to the blog post here with the dimensions: changinglanesrv.com/momentum-376th-and-350g-tours/
Says it's 66" high. I've seen owners with full dressers in there, so it should be fine.
@@ChangingLanes Thank you!
do they make those in 2 bedroom also those holes in that door is for mustard jars to put upside down or anything that u would want to store upside down
I think some non toy hauler models have bunk houses. Don't think any have two regular bedrooms. However, many people turn the garage into a second bedroom and the 397TH (our model) has a full bath in the back also... Hope that helps!
I'd live in that.
Hello, I am also a full time Rver. Looking at options for future trade-up. Q. What are the issues, if any, with the stairs (steps) up to living room and back down to kitchen, then up again to bedroom, are these few stairs something a person would have to get used to? or forget about and stumble down or up ? PLease let me know your insider living thoughts and issues/problems that you may have encountered. Thanks Tallahassee Happy Trails !!
We've never had any issues at all. We did carpet our steps, which makes them a lot safer for us and the dog.. 😊
the ramp doesnt turn into a porch though?
Thank you for the walk through. Do you know what is different to make G class lighter?
I think it's little differences here and there... like the shower curtain versus the glass door, straight frame versus drop frame, smaller bathroom vanity, smaller microwave and oven, etc. It all adds up!