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COLOSSAL Class A Georgetown Motorhome!
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2021
- 2022 Forest River Georgetown GT5 36B5 - Thank you to RVOne for partnering with us.
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I love how you start your videos, the skipping, the bathroom reviews, and the things you like and dislike sections of each video. It makes your videos more interesting than others
Thank you Penny ☺️
I LOVE this RV coach !! I love the modern interior colors, the flat modern cabinet doors, the huge dinette, the bedside tables, the bunk area, the layout & the wide spaces. This ones a keeper ! Thanks as always Matt & Andrea for the GREAT reviews.
I always feel so bad for you all working in the heat. It's nice when you're able to get the AC turned on.
Hi Matt and Andrea! My likes are the 2 full baths and the amount of people it sleeps. And the refrigerator. My dislikes are the furniture, no pantry, bunks don’t flip up if you don’t need them. Thank you Matt and Andrea and Rv One of Fort Myers.
Hey Matt and Andrea, thanks for the great review! I agree with your likes and dislikes. Two things I really loved: Andrea liked the valances and Matt was right! 😊 Keep on keepin' on!
Like, mid entry, two pooping zones, and Matt singing “drop it down...” Dislike, no doggie 🐶 window, navigator computer table seems flimsy, and bunk area. Refrigerator debate is a cute addition. Thank you for sharing and have a great day.
Like: Mid-entry with a decent amount of outside storage.
Dislike: Cabinet doors opening down instead of up. Makes it a little harder to reach up to load/unload items for the shorter people.
I agree COMPLETELY!
Shower 🚿 is great. Love the king size bed. Great presentation. Be safe. 😷
Looks perfect for a family. Love the dinette and bunk bed options
Likes: combo washer/dryer, ample storage and ample sleeping options. Thanks for the review!
Likes:
Two water heaters, master bed is useable with the slides in, and a good size oven.
Dislikes:
Two A/C units must not have been enough since Matt was sweating, cabinets looked cheap, and the funky shaped shower.
I think the headlights are great, Matt.
We have the 2016 364ts which is the older model of this. They haven't changed too much. Just small things. Overall, it's a good floorplan.
My main dislike is the lack of a residential compressor fridge. Also: While I love the overall use of space, I would gut the bunk beds, and use part of that space for a pull-out pantry, and the rest for an office desk.
Thanks for showing the floor plan early in the video.
I bought a 2018 GT5 Georgetown 36b5 in April that was basically unused. This one and mine are very similar, I flipped all the doors to open up and put holders on them so thy stay open. interestingly your dislikes and likes are the same as my wife and mine about our 2018. I actually made the lower bunk into a cat kennel for our 2 cats so they have some space from the dog. The 2 full size baths are great for when you have guests because they don't have to go into the bedroom to shower and you can actually use both showers at the same time if you wanted to. And let me tell you what you can get a bunch of food and drinks crammed into that fridge and freezer.
This is a great party bus. Love that family could come and visit and have a comfortable bed. Very nice finishes.
16:13 Matt was right! Andrea confirmed it.
So bummed about the bunks not converting 👎.
Love the location of the generator.
I would need theater seats and full body paint.
Sold!
Wow. Perfect family RV. I love the floorplan and the combo W/D and all the sleeping space!
Aaahhh, the water smell. I have been wondering since Matt's RV's began, what the aversion to felt or carpet was about. Good thing for me I watch all these posts to the end. Hit payday jackpot. Thank you Andrea. G🤔
We looked at the GeorgeTown and I like the placement of the radio/camera screen. But the under carriage storage is lacking compared to our Jayco Precept 36A. Identical floor plans.
Thank you for getting into the 'open the fridge with the slides in' routine - GREATLY appreciated!!
@matt - you need to make an "Acceptable Pooping Position" with a 'It Works' expression.
I didn't care for the layout where the fridge sticks out. The rest was pretty nice. Oh and the wife is always right! She is so adorable you just can't help but too side with her😆
🤣thanks Nicole
Thank You.
I agree with bunk beds love everything else.
I'm surprised the drop down door upper cabinets was not a dislike. Found them inconvenient for use as well as the storage under dining room seats. Like accessing a dark tunnel. The rest of the coach was nice, except for rear full bath. If you look at how close the sink is to cabinet, lots of water will be hitting that wood.
Good point. I also thought about the cabinets but it was too late. What a pain that will be.
Excellent walkway!!!! The rest of the RV : not so sure - I just feel like corners were cut everywhere starting with the cubbies under the seats & the unfinished wood. There are many ways to cut back for example put hinges on the banquet seats or use a high grade linoleum instead of cheap carpet. A unit like this is most likely going to be a family with kids under 10. The finishes need to be kid proof, and super easy to clean. Keep the RV super family friendly and you will have a customer for life.
10:44 Oh! No it's the bed with the bar of pain.
Nice one .i like it u move around and there is room for the family members can sleep and plus it have two bathrooms. Nice
The model fridge is in lots of RV’s. Maybe you haven’t seen it in motorhomes, but just 3 weeks ago you posted a video of a Dutchmen Voltage with that model. (With the three levels, if that’s how you choose to identify it.)
Like: Andrea’s lovely smile whenever Matt takes the camera, when Matt jumps on the 3 count Dislike: no sale price
❤ Mat, look at the fresh water capacity then look at the gray & black.🙈
Great outside storage, good functional kitchen. Like the double fridge. Andrea admitting that Matt was right? How’d that taste coming out of your mouth? 😂. Shower is weird. Great spacious bedroom. Great to see a washer/dryer combo. I think the PPPP in the master bathroom was a little generous. You looked a little snug.
Beautiful coach! I’d rather have a u-shaped dinette and a pantry than a shower in the first bathroom. Guests can use the bathhouse. 🤣
Low mounted side cameras, bad news. Not full body paint, no. Propane quick connect under a cover, I like that. Nice, inverter generator that is great. I don't like buck units but still nice
Single screen, I hate those. I want two screens one of the rear and side cameras and one for the entertainment with Car Play. With the number of people that things sleeps they better have put 2 full bathrooms in it. Hey, we have the Splendid combo washer/dryer in our Bounder and it is fantastic, we love it. Make sure you get the vented version. Nice bunk RV with lots of sleeping space and not a bad price. The bunk beds not folding up not a big deal. You buy a bunk for the bunks. It is mid-range but nice.
Nice motorhome! I agree with the review except for the headlights. They are ok.
I remember 8 years ago when you could get one of these, minus the second bath but a residential fridge and full body paint for $90k!
For $201k I would expect full body paint and a residential fridge as well as a reclining sofa. No need for a sleeper sofa with all the sleeping options.
Do not like the small outside storage doors and lack of storage, which brings up the paltry 2500lb CCC! With the amount of people this can sleep, you will never be able to load it for a weeks trip for a family of 5! It needs a larger chassis like the 24klb chassis.
I own a 12 Georgetown XL and it is much nicer than this.
If I was going to spend $200k plus it would be a DP, even if it were a couple years old.
I remember when Class B's didn't cost more than a unit this size.
@@LibbyRal I ordered a1986 brand new Ford custom 1 ton van w custom paint and tow pkg for less than 20 grand
I start this commet with a question. Why are the overhead cabnet doors installed to drop down? This is so odd to me. Not really and fan. Other-than-that, this is a awesome floorplan for my family of 6. I also like how the infotainment screen was installed as high as possible. It has a very nice and large RV fridge. Two full bathrooms are great! The new NPS/Yahama generator is interesting. Great video guys!
I think this is an amazing amount of Coach for the money. I really like Forest River products. But….
Three likes:
Two full baths
Lots of sleeping areas
Nice colors
Three dislikes:
For all that sleeping area , not much inside storage.
NO PANTRY-
Overhead storage doors open DOWN.
This coach would not be for us, Even if our kids were still traveling with us. I would trade the guest full bath to a half and change inside storage. We could live with a shared shower.
Thank you for these videos
Dislikes the bunk area. I would rather have the option to use that space for pantry and small office area. Not a fan of the pull down doors of the cabinets. Likes: Love the fact that this has BOTH a microwave and an oven. Love the washer/dryer combo unit. Layout is good.
Missed a great sticker opportunity by not attaching the air balloon to the Four "P" toilet logo.
but tell me class a motorhome vs fifth wheel which is better for a family and can you have both can you hitch a fifth wheel to a class a motor motorhome
No do not pull a 5th wheel with a class a motohome.
We don't have marital issues but document that Andrea said he's right. Hmmmmm. JK, you know.
Matt, you should make using your smart phone part of the Porcelain Prime Pooping Position! What do you think?
The only thing i didnt like was all the white on the dinette, and couch. Hopefully they have different color options for the interior
Can you do a 2022 Fleetwood Southwind 37F please?
Hey guys how bout saying “the best price in North America” instead of just America. This way you include us Canadians that want to purchase from you. What you think? Cheers!!!
can a person hitch a fifth wheel to a class a motorhome so that way someone can well you know have family like husband and wife on motorhome while son or daughter in fifth wheel room
Can’t hitch up a 5th wheel…but you could hook up a regular trailer. I see that from time to time. Edit to add: it would be a smaller trailer, under 5000#
@@markduree7132 yes but i like big and class a and fifth wheel are the real deal but which is better
do they make it as a diesel pusher....dont like the cabinet doors that open down they will break need to open up for easier access for short people like my wife ..outside kitchen would be nice ...
Very nice unit, impressive. Cabinet door opening down is terrible, wished it was a home fridge but it might be better i guess
Yes I agree too. And I thought about it too late
@@foxcroftandrea3213 its nice that u guys can review all makes an brands
I can’t stand the down swinging doors. That is a cost cutting move. If you do top hinged doors you have to have struts to hold them up. This way they don’t have to spend money on struts to hold the door up. To be honest the whole rig feels like a cost cutting exercise.
@@jeromep i agree, its a big mistake to do that, it takes the attention away to other parts
For the price of $201,000, there are no 104 thousand dollar trash cans.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍
Love watching your videos of the motorhomes. I also have been watching Haylett for several yrs. I have decided that I may buy a motorhome to travel and live. I don't really want a towable.
My question to you is how do I know which motorhomes are for full time. I will probably buy used when ready. Have to sell my home next yr.
I just want to say I feel bad for you and Andrea in those hot RVs. May I suggest carrying handkerchiefs and when Andrea has the camera wipe the perspiration, we all have salty sweat in the eyes, and it is not a good feeling.This is not any kind of criticism . Love all of you for all the time and traveling you do to give all of us the videos. You and Haylett both have excellent presentations and cover all aspects of the vehicles. Thank you for all the hard work .
Great review. It’s hold more people than I care to be around so I need something smaller. Or maybe I fill it with dogs. Those pull down drawers are a bad idea. Love the finishes. I always thought I would retire in Florida but Matt is a sweaty mess. #bigrig #peoplearethu
DOGS 🐕!
I like the headlight design! So many motorhomes are starting to look the same from the front. If you can find a GT5 31L5 I'd love to hear your thoughts on that model!
I really like this RV. My dislike is that the hot water tanks are not tankless...that should be a standard! I would have to have them replaced before mine leaves that lot.
Matt. I know you don't like the head lights (not a mean Denali look...I understand) BUT it has a MEAN Freight Train look..(move out my way or be squashed). My other dislike is the bunks do need TVs (even though every kid is glued to an ipad) they she should have them.
Thank you, and Andrea, and your team!
How about adding an "adequate pooping position".
Matt: What about if you live in Spokane WA? Is there a dealer in the pacific NW?
The bunkhouse Bounder and Southwind are quite a bit nicer. They have nicer cabinetry, and the bunkhouse portion is more flexible, use it as a bunk, use it as a closet or storage. I also prefer that multi bath units have centralized holding tanks, not two separate sets of tanks. I’m pretty sure that the master bath has its own holding tanks on this rig. I do like the double water heater, one for the master and another for the center bath and kitchen. But it also means you have more water heaters to winterize and to service. The sound bar below the kitchen sink is going to be a technical disaster. You never mix water, or the presence of water, with electronics. That sound bar will be toast with a few years of use near the kitchen sink. Overall Fleetwood has a nicer competing product in the Class A bunkhouse rig.
My buddy has a 17 Bounder. It’s all the same underneath all that nice trim. The dash was falling apart, we had to reinforce it to keep it from bouncing. The entire MH is a rattle trap! I agree on the bunks, it would be nice if the top one folded up for hanging storage. As far as the holding tanks, it would be too hard to mount 2 very large holding tanks to accommodate both bathrooms. So it’s easier to install smaller tanks in each respective location.
However this RV is useless to lost people that need it with its low 2500lb CCC. That will be eaten up with a tank of gas, 2 full water heaters 20 gallons of fresh water and 500lbs in passengers. Then you still need to stock it for a trip!
@@dodgeguyz Build quality in the industry continues to be a sticking point, even as things do seem to be improving. 2017 wasn't really a good year for too many manufactures. The CCC is low, not out of the range for a gasser, however I don't know too many folks that really pay much attention to that on motorized RVs. They load them up and they go. Capacity numbers are notoriously low on most rigs to protect the manufacturer from liability from people who really abuse these machines. A couple extra humans on board, an extra drawer of clothing, or a cabinet filled with canned chili isn't going to make a significant difference to the capabilities or overall performance of the chassis. I'd be more concerned about what I'm towing vs. what I'm carrying. If I go out dry camping for a weekend I completely fill my water tank at home with city water I trust and know that I'm carrying a lot of weight. By the end of the trip 3/4 or more of my water tank is in my black and gray and I dump those at the nearest dump station, which is usually much closer to my campsite than home, so in reality on a round trip I'm not carrying 100 gallons of water for the entire circuit, just about half of it. Either way, I just focus on doing good periodic chassis maintenance and stay on top of the condition of the rig.
Why can't all of the manufactures put in shades on the door window??
Nice inside, but that outside is Fug Lee. Those exposed speakers look ghetto.
I had a 2016 28ft FR3 V10 and felt like it could barely pull my Impala on a Dolly. Just curious how these larger gas Class As can have more weight and still pull 5k?
I have the V10 version of this RV fully loaded with my jeep rock crawler flat towed the rv easily does the speed limit on a flat, going over both vail pass and the IKE towing, its down to about 40mph. With no tow vehicle it will do the speed limit. I thinks its classic passing newer 1 tons towing 5th wheels as I pass them up the long grades in the mountains , lol.
@@rocks2rocks06 I was going through Missouri towing my Impala and yes I was around 35 mph going up a hill engine screaming. I sold it since the 28ft didn't have much room but I know people use them and make it through.
I think with this size motorhome, I’d want a residential fridge instead of an absorption fridge. And with today’s 12v compressor fridges, I’d prefer even that over the absorption. I think they could have done better with the fridge…
Would you be able to remove bunk beds and put pantry there?
Nice review of an RV which is somewhat affordable. I'm not sure the reviews of the RVs costing almost $700,000 are worth the time to make - there aren't a lot of folks who can shell out that kind of money.
Who the Hello! made those cabinets doors drop down ? WTH!
you dont need to 2 showers -- the likelihood of 2 ppl showering at the same time = 0
( not sure thats even good for the pump system, someone can answer that )
take out that shower fix the toilet for PPP and add a stackable W/D
make the upper bunk a pantry, plenty of sleeping up front if you don't need 7 sleeping spaces
that would make a great pantry for a family of 4 or 5.
It's too bad we're in an energy & supply mess / crappy generator and 450+ dollars to fill. ):
16:13 Matt was sentenced to the dog house for violating the husband code. Andrea admitted he was right and he thought he had won.
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Are we not going to talk about the beautiful motorcycle next to the RV?
It's crazy that rigs this size are cheaper than some Class B's. The industry is nuts. They're going to get stuck with a lot of repo'd and unfilled orders on class B's when #vanlife trend fades
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I wish we could see cheaper price rv
Forest River they do it right.
What was above the passenger seat below the bunk?
You guys don’t look like you enjoy doing this like you used to sometimes less is more, it would be more enjoyable that way. Take a well deserved break
I do like the Georgetown Class A's, but not this one. Dislikes: exterior paint, small awning,, bunk beads (that don't fold up to convert to storage) window above bed where headboard should be (deal breaker), small kitchen. Likes: 2 baths, pass thru storage, storage under bed.
I need rehab.............
Dislikes: drop down upper cabinet doors-hate them!!!, Fact it sleeps 8 people and space for 8 people, but only tows 5,000...what dingy would I use for 8 people that only weighs less than 5,000 pounds. Kitchen is not great-extension that pops up in front of door is awful, no pantry. A queen size bed and use the rest of the space in kitchen area. LIKES: sofa bed-wish more coaches had these. two bathrooms, refrigerator, can sleep so many, a combo washer/dryer - not greatest, but at least had a washer/dryer.
Exact same floor plan as our 2021 Fleetwood Fortis 36DB. The interior of this Georgetown is not nearly as nice as the Fortis…
82 gals FRESH vs over 160 BL/G and 9 people? Gonna get stinky day 3...for $$$$? Dunno...
wow no spec's on here.
LIKE THE KITCHEN THE TWO FULL BATHROOMS THE WASHER AND DRYER DON’T LIKE NO PANTRY NO FLIP UP TOP BUNK BED THE MASTER BED SIZE IT NEEDS TO BE QUEEN SIZE BED
Omg estimated MSRP and new low..😞
Not only no pantry, no kitchen cupboard space at all!!!!! There's no space for plates or food.
So you sleep everyone but cant feed anyone?
Luxurious junk.
This is so nice, but I do not believe that any motor home needs 2 baths when storage and pantries are so much more important😵💫😵💫😵💫 And, any specific motor home that you are standing in and reviewing better damn well have an MSRP and an asking price👎👎👎
It's too big and heavy for gas engine to pull
I have one similar and the 7.3 gasser moves it just fine. We also tow a car with no problem. 8.2 mpg on our 5000 mile trip. Much better than the old V10.
@@robertwisness978 OK, I thought there would be issues climbing hills
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You need to quit putting your shoes on the furniture.