Beautiful unit, one of my favorite floorplans due to wardrobe slide opening the bed up. Fluffy friendly shower & optional entertainment seating. Home run for a small unit.
Nice trailer and like the spacious bedroom and bedroom storage. Lack of windows in living space vs the traditional RL type floor plan. Nice looking compact trailer 👍
We recently took possession of our new 2511 and have it nearly ready for our first camping trip. Developed a front pass through method for storing outside table and small step stool. Plus build some movable shelves to take advantage of the huge drop frame storage.
We have the 2018 model which looks alike as far as I can see, The only the exception is that we have the booth versus the recliners. We LOVE this trailer. The first year we took it from Indy all the way out to Montauk on the end of Long island, with stops at West Point and along the way. We took it out 2 more times that season at 2 weeks each. Last year, we took it out 3 times, again for 2 weeks each, and it truly is a "home away from home". It is incredibly roomy and comfortable. The amount of storage is important with me (I like my "stuff") and there is a ton of storage, as you can see,, both inside and in the pass-through. We love being able to close the bedroom off since the two of us tend to run on different "clocks". The only thing I would change on this trailer is the limited outside view. The kitchen window is small, and unless you have the door open the view of the campsite side of the trailer is very limited. We like 3 windows in the slide-out and this just has two. There is just the one side window in the bedroom, though the wardrobe is definitely worth the trade-off. The huge front window is great!
This model has been popular and hasn't changed much. Just a few tweaks here and there like seating and how they've adopted the always-on flip-up counter extension vs. the removable one (which I rather liked actually.
I really appreciate your videos. All of your competitors seem to be in a race, like they are selling 80 units a day. If they are, Great. But I would really like to see the trailer, not just a blur. You are taking your time in showing these units.
It's a huge time investment putting this footage together. I appreciate you recognizing that. It'd certainly be easier to make one of those speed racer type videos, but they make me sick when I try to watch them.
Love the 2511s, with the exception with the limited natural light in the living area. Is it possible to get this with an added skylight in the living area. Or bigger windows around the seating. On an overall note, lots of praise to Haylett for the great videos and info.
Unfortunately no such allowances for extra skylights or anything like that are factored into the construction of almost any travel trailer -- these included. Thankfully their lighting package inside is EXCELLENT, but I certainly understand the preference for natural lighting as well!
Love the videos looking for a nice unit to park on 4 acres for me and my dogs and 2 older kids to visit me in with w washing and dryer hook ups probably would not move but would be my home
Another nice camper video. Josh have you ever done a video of what is required when a person from out of state wants to purchase thru Haylett, new and used? Like financing, taxes, trailer registration, what’s included with purchase, deposit , trade and no trade and whatever else is for out the door purchase from Haylett? Thanks for your videos.
I actually was walking around a dealership down here that sells Flagstaff, and one of the salesmen ask me what I drove, which is a Tacoma, any pointed at the Flagstaff equivalent of this model and said that my Tacoma can tow that. I honestly hated too do it but I quickly corrected him. Thanks to all your wise words Josh I now know that the salesman knows what he's talking about or not....
I think a properly equipped Tacoma can handle up to 6,800lbs. Perhaps in theory you'd manage, but it's definitely approaching the upper ranges once you start factoring in cargo.
Really like this but seems less setup for boondocking for the price (need solar and inverter.) With an older half ton pickup it's hard to find something this nice with a private bedroom and solar.
Does this trailer have the option for tank heating pads? Any issues with front caps leaking on these? I noticed it don’t have the same front cap as the ultra lites. Also would be great if you always showed floor construction under the slides on the outside. The undersides of a Rockwood slide looks a lot better than its competition. I also noticed the interior ceilings are more solid when knocking on them.
*TANK HEATERS:* Yep! You'll find most of our Rockwoods feature that option *FRONT CAP DIFFERENCES:* That's because this is a Mini Lite, not an Ultra Lite. It's one of the largest mini lites, and with that drop frame storage it acts like a sort of "in betweener" or missing link *CEILINGS:* More solid because the roof is laminated, not hollow with household insulation. Neither type of construction is better -- just different.
There's only one HUGE problem with these Mini Lites..............which model to buy???? They are all really awesome! Another great vid Josh. Happy New Year to you, your family and the Haylett crew!!!!!
You mentioned "nudging the slide". I thought slides were designed to be either IN or OUT, and that stopping part-way could be damaging. Can you please clarify?
*EXCELLENT QUESTION!* What's easily confusing are a few key specifics in phrasing as well as the type of slide involved. *THIS RV* features a rack & pinion slide. It can be opened/closed partially with no ill-effects. It is not intended to be used that way, but it's fine to nudge it, access something, then close it. *SCWINTEK SLIDES* (the ones with the silver worm gears on the sides of the slide out) are designed to be fully opened or closed. If you bump it once or your finger slips off the button, then don't have a heart attack. You just don't want to nudge/nudge/nudge it frequently.
Josh do they make a hide a bed with cup holders in the arm rests? I have seen many hide a beds, but I have never seen one with cup holders in the arm rests. This floorplan is perfect for the L-lounge, but it does not look like it will fit in place of the theater seats.
Though well within the realm of possibility it's been years since I've seen a hide-a-bed with cupholders. It's weird this feature went missing in the RV world now that you mention it...
If you like this, but want an L-Lounge, then the answer lies in one of the new Winnebagos. We have the Minnie in stock and the Voyage landing any day! bit.ly/378mc2O
Josh I'm looking in to buying a 2021 2511s; I was wondering if the 2021 2511s had a stronger fresh water tank bracket in the frame as the older model I heard some mini lite owner had a problem with that : I trust ur in-put ?
They all use basically the same setup. Rockwood doesn’t build their rvs with the expectation of hauling with full tanks which is where the issues stems from
Hi Mike! Full specs listed on our site via the link in the video description. Rockwood uses very consistently sized holding tanks, so if you see a model that suddenly has twice the grey water capacity, then you know it has dual tanks.
Truck could handle far more very comfortably and safely. You're aces. Give our guys a call and let's get you camping! (Note: Obviously proper hitching and a brake control unit need to be used)
Been looking at the 2021 model. It has everything we want for a couples coach, including a fireplace that Jayco, Winnebago and Grand Design do not offer. Our tow vehicle is allotted 800lbs tongue weight and 8000lbs towing. How can I work with the 700lb tongue weight of this trailer so that I'm not overloaded on tongue weight?
That's where WDH'ing comes into play. Without getting too technical it basically redirects some of that tongue weight But before I can make any sort of "Oh you'll be Fine!" sort of promises I'd want one of our folks to take a little deeper dive into your vehicle vs. trailer desires to make sure we're heading down the right rabbit hole
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thank you Josh! A 700 empty tongue weight can easily be 800-850 loaded. So I guess my question is if I take the high number of 850, how much could I realistically get down to with a properly adjusted wdh?
@@NewVisionLCS "Roughly 30% in some cases" is the best I've ever been able to get from anybody regarding how much tongue weight a WDH transfers. But there's no hard rule there. You may investigate to see what sort of even minor suspension assist features may be available for your vehicle if this one is your preference. It's definitely in that upper range either way and will largely boil down to personal preference.
@@JoshtheRVNerd This information helps alot! The empty trailer weight is perfect at around 5700lbs. Due to disabilities, we need the closest slide. Our Avalanche has the factory installed auto-leveling rear air suspension so we're good there. My only concern was the 700lb empty tongue weight.
@@zeketw3503 Call our team at 800-256-5196. Let them know you'd like to work up a personal order for a 2511S Rockwood Mini Lite and we'll run down the build list with you. Then, we can get a quote worked up pretty quick and easy!
Well I guess there's a new #1 at the top of my camping trailer list . Is this 0 degree 4 season rated ? And what's the ballpark price for this trailer if you don't mind me asking .
There is a lot of misinformation out there regarding the seasonality of Rockwood RVs. They are truly a top shelf brand, but they are not made for arctic camping. They are a spring/summer/fall camper & one of the best at what they do. You can option on 12v tank heaters, but that alone doesn't make something "four seasons." The closest thing available to that description with this layout is this one: bit.ly/2OLvUOr
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks for getting back to me . I checked out that Open Range and it's perfect . Found one with every option and package about a hundred miles from me but it was sold as soon as it hit the lot . The dealer said he will try and get another one . My one problem is space . It would fit in my driveway but my work trailer would have to go somewhere . Oh well it's nice to have silly problems like this . Every other day I watch one of your videos and it's the new #1 trailer on my list . Lol .
@@hardworkingamerican8847 Well if our videos are top of your list and our suggestion helped you narrow your search, then at least give our team a call with the fair opportunity to earn your business.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Wish I could , I am in Northern California . Bit of a drive . You know I might go out of state because the prices are thousands less the more one gets to the middle of the country . One problem would be warranty issues , though it seems most stuff is minor when it comes to issues .
With these you can. Understand when you have a slide partially opened the wiper seals may have slight voids in them while they are half in/out (as the seal flips in/out) So for a quick access, then re-close it's fine NOT ok to do it long term
Man.. it’s empty weight is in your range, but with max cargo you could exceed your limits. It’s close enough I squirm thinking about it and feel like it’s best to recommend something slightly smaller but chances are you’ll get mixed answers here Also, here’s some updated footage m.ruclips.net/video/_gCKJQurxWM/видео.html
Another nice rig from The mini light lineup. I will one day upgrade to a new one like this! In the mean time I must baby the old 2010 Dutchman Kodiak 24RBS. I will be getting it from "The RV nerd" Thanks for the lookelou!!!
This style of floor plan will prevent bedroom access w/the slide closed. It would require a 2nd door straight to the bedroom you don't usually find until you get into super slide models
Rockwood has like TWENTY new models this season. I think we have more than half of them coming. I can't remember off-hand if that 2513S is among them right now It's sort of like if a 2507S and a 2511S had a baby I think!
@@JoshtheRVNerd lol! I watch a lot of your reviews as I'm in the market for a travel trailer. I love the detailed honest reviews that you do. I'm subscribed with notifications on, so I'll be looking for new reviews. Thanks for doing such a great job reviewing different models/manufacturers!
Reliably extended season as is the case in pretty much all true ultralites. That being said it'll have to reach and remain at a hard freezing temp for an extended time to become an issue with an RV like this. You'd need to step up into something like a Cougar or Eagle to find a *tested and proven* 0 degree rated RV.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Google is telling me 1363lbs. New to this, appreciate the responses. Also, very interested in a 2511/2515 (Theater seating options only though)
The only "fault" I find is the lack of the electric fireplace; think that's a nice option. Also, don't see/didn't hear if a booth dinette was available on this plan. Wish it did, as it would/should mean extra storage!
*FIREPLACE:* They didn't want to lose the storage under the RV. Something like a surface mount aftermarket fireplace with a hinge to open could work very well however. *SEATING OPTIONS:* Mentioned in the video, but briefly. You can choose between theater, hide a bed + table, or booth with floating table. At the time of this reply we have a booth model in stock you can see here to compare: bit.ly/2zQG5vq
Beautiful unit, one of my favorite floorplans due to wardrobe slide opening the bed up. Fluffy friendly shower & optional entertainment seating. Home run for a small unit.
I've been watching these travel trailer videos for some time now and this is my all-time favorite trailer hands down my favorite
Nice trailer and like the spacious bedroom and bedroom storage. Lack of windows in living space vs the traditional RL type floor plan. Nice looking compact trailer 👍
We recently took possession of our new 2511 and have it nearly ready for our first camping trip. Developed a front pass through method for storing outside table and small step stool. Plus build some movable shelves to take advantage of the huge drop frame storage.
Very thorough walkthrough! Thanks for the insight. What a gorgeous camper. Everything you need, packaged tightly, but with a very roomy feel.
TY!
Always enjoy every one of Josh’s reviews. Thorough to the max.
We have the 2018 model which looks alike as far as I can see, The only the exception is that we have the booth versus the recliners. We LOVE this trailer. The first year we took it from Indy all the way out to Montauk on the end of Long island, with stops at West Point and along the way. We took it out 2 more times that season at 2 weeks each. Last year, we took it out 3 times, again for 2 weeks each, and it truly is a "home away from home". It is incredibly roomy and comfortable. The amount of storage is important with me (I like my "stuff") and there is a ton of storage, as you can see,, both inside and in the pass-through. We love being able to close the bedroom off since the two of us tend to run on different "clocks". The only thing I would change on this trailer is the limited outside view. The kitchen window is small, and unless you have the door open the view of the campsite side of the trailer is very limited. We like 3 windows in the slide-out and this just has two. There is just the one side window in the bedroom, though the wardrobe is definitely worth the trade-off. The huge front window is great!
This model has been popular and hasn't changed much. Just a few tweaks here and there like seating and how they've adopted the always-on flip-up counter extension vs. the removable one (which I rather liked actually.
I really appreciate your videos. All of your competitors seem to be in a race, like they are selling 80 units a day. If they are, Great. But I would really like to see the trailer, not just a blur. You are taking your time in showing these units.
It's a huge time investment putting this footage together. I appreciate you recognizing that. It'd certainly be easier to make one of those speed racer type videos, but they make me sick when I try to watch them.
Love the 2511s, with the exception with the limited natural light in the living area. Is it possible to get this with an added skylight in the living area. Or bigger windows around the seating. On an overall note, lots of praise to Haylett for the great videos and info.
Unfortunately no such allowances for extra skylights or anything like that are factored into the construction of almost any travel trailer -- these included.
Thankfully their lighting package inside is EXCELLENT, but I certainly understand the preference for natural lighting as well!
Crazy how many new features the 2020.5 has compared to this. So glad I waited.
Love the videos looking for a nice unit to park on 4 acres for me and my dogs and 2 older kids to visit me in with w washing and dryer hook ups probably would not move but would be my home
Another nice camper video. Josh have you ever done a video of what is required when a person from out of state wants to purchase thru Haylett, new and used? Like financing, taxes, trailer registration, what’s included with purchase, deposit , trade and no trade and whatever else is for out the door purchase from Haylett? Thanks for your videos.
ruclips.net/video/rrvaFonJ2tw/видео.html
This guy does a great job. Well done.
TY!
I actually was walking around a dealership down here that sells Flagstaff, and one of the salesmen ask me what I drove, which is a Tacoma, any pointed at the Flagstaff equivalent of this model and said that my Tacoma can tow that. I honestly hated too do it but I quickly corrected him. Thanks to all your wise words Josh I now know that the salesman knows what he's talking about or not....
I think a properly equipped Tacoma can handle up to 6,800lbs. Perhaps in theory you'd manage, but it's definitely approaching the upper ranges once you start factoring in cargo.
@@JoshtheRVNerd no way my butt will be towing that through the Appalachian and Rockies.
Really like this but seems less setup for boondocking for the price (need solar and inverter.) With an older half ton pickup it's hard to find something this nice with a private bedroom and solar.
Like the missing closet on the left side of the bed. It would give me more room for my CPAP machine and Soclean machine.
Does this trailer have the option for tank heating pads? Any issues with front caps leaking on these? I noticed it don’t have the same front cap as the ultra lites. Also would be great if you always showed floor construction under the slides on the outside. The undersides of a Rockwood slide looks a lot better than its competition. I also noticed the interior ceilings are more solid when knocking on them.
*TANK HEATERS:* Yep! You'll find most of our Rockwoods feature that option
*FRONT CAP DIFFERENCES:* That's because this is a Mini Lite, not an Ultra Lite. It's one of the largest mini lites, and with that drop frame storage it acts like a sort of "in betweener" or missing link
*CEILINGS:* More solid because the roof is laminated, not hollow with household insulation. Neither type of construction is better -- just different.
There's only one HUGE problem with these Mini Lites..............which model to buy???? They are all really awesome! Another great vid Josh. Happy New Year to you, your family and the Haylett crew!!!!!
You had me on that first half -- not gonna lie LOL
@@JoshtheRVNerd I do have a bit of a warped sense of humor :) Thought you might enjoy the little hook :)
You mentioned "nudging the slide". I thought slides were designed to be either IN or OUT, and that stopping part-way could be damaging. Can you please clarify?
*EXCELLENT QUESTION!* What's easily confusing are a few key specifics in phrasing as well as the type of slide involved.
*THIS RV* features a rack & pinion slide. It can be opened/closed partially with no ill-effects. It is not intended to be used that way, but it's fine to nudge it, access something, then close it.
*SCWINTEK SLIDES* (the ones with the silver worm gears on the sides of the slide out) are designed to be fully opened or closed. If you bump it once or your finger slips off the button, then don't have a heart attack. You just don't want to nudge/nudge/nudge it frequently.
Josh do they make a hide a bed with cup holders in the arm rests? I have seen many hide a beds, but I have never seen one with cup holders in the arm rests. This floorplan is perfect for the L-lounge, but it does not look like it will fit in place of the theater seats.
Though well within the realm of possibility it's been years since I've seen a hide-a-bed with cupholders. It's weird this feature went missing in the RV world now that you mention it...
If you like this, but want an L-Lounge, then the answer lies in one of the new Winnebagos. We have the Minnie in stock and the Voyage landing any day! bit.ly/378mc2O
Do you ever get the 1212S we are wanting one around the first of the year and we’d love to buy it from you.
They're on the way. Builds are slow this year due to shortages from parts suppliers
Josh I'm looking in to buying a 2021 2511s; I was wondering if the 2021 2511s had a stronger fresh water tank bracket in the frame as the older model I heard some mini lite owner had a problem with that : I trust ur in-put ?
They all use basically the same setup. Rockwood doesn’t build their rvs with the expectation of hauling with full tanks which is where the issues stems from
Josh can you get this model with a tri-fold sofa and a free standing table?
Like this one we have in stock right now? :)
bit.ly/2Wh1PKa
Thank you, this model may be the one for us. It still gives the option to sleep a couple of kids/grandkids sometimes :)
Do you know what the dimensions are of the hide-a-bed option? Full size? A little bigger? Best rv walkthrough vids on yt btw!
*ROUGHLY* 54" x 74" or so. One of the team can hard-measure it at 800-256-5196
that is gorgeous!!
Very nice! Does this model have a split gray tank? And if it does, what are the size of each?
Hi Mike! Full specs listed on our site via the link in the video description. Rockwood uses very consistently sized holding tanks, so if you see a model that suddenly has twice the grey water capacity, then you know it has dual tanks.
How do you think this TT would pair with a F150 with a 10700 tow limit and 1860 payload capacity?
Truck could handle far more very comfortably and safely. You're aces. Give our guys a call and let's get you camping! (Note: Obviously proper hitching and a brake control unit need to be used)
Been looking at the 2021 model. It has everything we want for a couples coach, including a fireplace that Jayco, Winnebago and Grand Design do not offer. Our tow vehicle is allotted 800lbs tongue weight and 8000lbs towing. How can I work with the 700lb tongue weight of this trailer so that I'm not overloaded on tongue weight?
That's where WDH'ing comes into play. Without getting too technical it basically redirects some of that tongue weight
But before I can make any sort of "Oh you'll be Fine!" sort of promises I'd want one of our folks to take a little deeper dive into your vehicle vs. trailer desires to make sure we're heading down the right rabbit hole
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thank you Josh! A 700 empty tongue weight can easily be 800-850 loaded. So I guess my question is if I take the high number of 850, how much could I realistically get down to with a properly adjusted wdh?
@@NewVisionLCS "Roughly 30% in some cases" is the best I've ever been able to get from anybody regarding how much tongue weight a WDH transfers. But there's no hard rule there.
You may investigate to see what sort of even minor suspension assist features may be available for your vehicle if this one is your preference.
It's definitely in that upper range either way and will largely boil down to personal preference.
@@JoshtheRVNerd This information helps alot! The empty trailer weight is perfect at around 5700lbs. Due to disabilities, we need the closest slide. Our Avalanche has the factory installed auto-leveling rear air suspension so we're good there. My only concern was the 700lb empty tongue weight.
Are you guys ordering more of the Rockwood 2511s? After watching your channel, definitely would make the trip to purchase at Haylett RV.
I believe so. We can always get you anything from any of the brands we carry given the opportunity!
Haylett RV Reviews, News, & More Cool! How can I get the ball rolling?
@@zeketw3503 Call our team at 800-256-5196. Let them know you'd like to work up a personal order for a 2511S Rockwood Mini Lite and we'll run down the build list with you. Then, we can get a quote worked up pretty quick and easy!
Haylett RV Reviews, News, & More Thank you sir!
Well I guess there's a new #1 at the top of my camping trailer list . Is this 0 degree 4 season rated ? And what's the ballpark price for this trailer if you don't mind me asking .
There is a lot of misinformation out there regarding the seasonality of Rockwood RVs. They are truly a top shelf brand, but they are not made for arctic camping. They are a spring/summer/fall camper & one of the best at what they do. You can option on 12v tank heaters, but that alone doesn't make something "four seasons."
The closest thing available to that description with this layout is this one: bit.ly/2OLvUOr
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks for getting back to me . I checked out that Open Range and it's perfect . Found one with every option and package about a hundred miles from me but it was sold as soon as it hit the lot . The dealer said he will try and get another one . My one problem is space . It would fit in my driveway but my work trailer would have to go somewhere . Oh well it's nice to have silly problems like this .
Every other day I watch one of your videos and it's the new #1 trailer on my list . Lol .
@@hardworkingamerican8847 Well if our videos are top of your list and our suggestion helped you narrow your search, then at least give our team a call with the fair opportunity to earn your business.
@@JoshtheRVNerd
Wish I could , I am in Northern California . Bit of a drive . You know I might go out of state because the prices are thousands less the more one gets to the middle of the country . One problem would be warranty issues , though it seems most stuff is minor when it comes to issues .
Can you open the slide a few inches to access the bedroom while it is raining? I have heard not to with some slides.
With these you can. Understand when you have a slide partially opened the wiper seals may have slight voids in them while they are half in/out (as the seal flips in/out)
So for a quick access, then re-close it's fine
NOT ok to do it long term
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks
Love your videos, Josh. I hope to someday create videos like this.
Oh yeah what's the bed size . 60x80 queen or 60x74 and is there a king bed option ?
Short queen. No King Option. Longer queen bed can be found in the Open Range model I linked in your previous question's reply.
Is this zero-100 rated like the Cougar? I need a true 4 season camper.
No Rockwoods are. Eagles and Cougars are rare in trailers having 0 degree ratings. Open Range Ultralites are darn close.
@@JoshtheRVNerd I love the Cougar 22RBS but it has a neck wrecker TV and the 26RBS is too big for my 7,500 pound max trailer weight on my truck.
@@RealJeep 22RBS TV is a nearly direct-facing setup from the seating. The TV also pivots around for easy viewing.
Do you think I would be able to tow this with a Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport?
Man.. it’s empty weight is in your range, but with max cargo you could exceed your limits.
It’s close enough I squirm thinking about it and feel like it’s best to recommend something slightly smaller but chances are you’ll get mixed answers here
Also, here’s some updated footage
m.ruclips.net/video/_gCKJQurxWM/видео.html
Hate the toilet placement. Do they make it under the window
Mfgs do not have the option to move plumbing items by request
Another nice rig from The mini light lineup. I will one day upgrade to a new one like this! In the mean time I must baby the old 2010 Dutchman Kodiak 24RBS. I will be getting it from "The RV nerd" Thanks for the lookelou!!!
lol - we call that the "RV Nerd Signature Series"
It's a growing group of like minded folks :)
can you walk though to the bedroom when the slice in ??
This style of floor plan will prevent bedroom access w/the slide closed. It would require a 2nd door straight to the bedroom you don't usually find until you get into super slide models
Good trailer, Like...
Hey Josh, is there a Haylett RV 12V Fridge upgrade option for this unit in 2020/2021?
Yep! We'll have quite a bit of them rolling in
@@JoshtheRVNerd WOOHOO YEEESSS!!
Is there a video of the signature ultra light in the background
There are a lot of RVs in the background, but you can see the Signature models here: bit.ly/2cDdLCy
Would love to see the mini lite 2513s!!
Rockwood has like TWENTY new models this season. I think we have more than half of them coming. I can't remember off-hand if that 2513S is among them right now
It's sort of like if a 2507S and a 2511S had a baby I think!
@@JoshtheRVNerd lol! I watch a lot of your reviews as I'm in the market for a travel trailer. I love the detailed honest reviews that you do. I'm subscribed with notifications on, so I'll be looking for new reviews. Thanks for doing such a great job reviewing different models/manufacturers!
Wow! I love it.
Is this 4 season rated?
Reliably extended season as is the case in pretty much all true ultralites. That being said it'll have to reach and remain at a hard freezing temp for an extended time to become an issue with an RV like this.
You'd need to step up into something like a Cougar or Eagle to find a *tested and proven* 0 degree rated RV.
@@JoshtheRVNerdThanks for the quick response and info.
How does the bathroom size compare to the 2109s ? Thanks
30% larger since it goes across the entire RV instead of just the corner.
I love it.
The 2021's updated and lighter interior is going to look amazing on these!
All is good but the conflict is carpet under or near fridge. Hummmm.......
Sounds like you'd like the Open Range version seen here: bit.ly/2SkZtIk
We have several coming in. Proved quite popular & we're currently restocking.
Think a 2013 Chevy Avalanche would be able to handle this?
Possibly - you’ll want to check your payload rating. You’re within tow capacity I think
@@JoshtheRVNerd Google is telling me 1363lbs. New to this, appreciate the responses. Also, very interested in a 2511/2515 (Theater seating options only though)
Curious about price.
It's right here: bit.ly/2zQG5vq
Is that really a 2020 model year already?!?!
2019's happened the same time last year, though I 100% it's too early for this nonsense.
The only "fault" I find is the lack of the electric fireplace; think that's a nice option. Also, don't see/didn't hear if a booth dinette was available on this plan. Wish it did, as it would/should mean extra storage!
*FIREPLACE:* They didn't want to lose the storage under the RV. Something like a surface mount aftermarket fireplace with a hinge to open could work very well however.
*SEATING OPTIONS:* Mentioned in the video, but briefly. You can choose between theater, hide a bed + table, or booth with floating table. At the time of this reply we have a booth model in stock you can see here to compare: bit.ly/2zQG5vq