I’ve watched a ton of RV videos over the last 6 years. That’s the best one I’ve ever watched. The presentation was excellent and the trailer features were very well explained. Kudos to you.
Put tape on his mouth next time, Patty! hee hee. This is a beautiful camper trailer! Wow, I love it - the best floor plan I have ever seen. I love the front bedroom with plenty of room to walk around each side of the bed - no crawling over each other. Your kitchen is well appointed - with marvelous sink and faucet and oven, too! The dining area is so spacious and comfortable-looking. And the bathroom is to die for - no split bath on each side of a hallway like so many others. Your shower is lovely - love the walls. I looked at one expensive trailer with an 8" bathroom sink!! Your sink is so large you stated you can wash your hair in it. They certainly did not skimp on either kitchen sink or bathroom sink - both nice and spacious. I hope you will be enjoying your new trailer for many happy adventures to come. Bless both of you. Thanks for showing us.
Just came across this video. I didn’t realize you said bye-bye to your TAB 400. I must say, this is a huge difference from the 400! Now you have me thinking again. 🤔 I just might have to check these out now.
Wow! This would be it for me if I already had rv experience. Plenty of everything and comfort galore! Congratulations!! Well deserved and prayerfully well thought out financially. Enjoy and thank you for sharing. Now, I am off to bed. Stayed up to watch the tour. Great video! Blessings!
Thank you! We were looking at both models and would have been happy with either. This was the model they had on the lot when we purchased last June which is why we ended up with the 1985.
What a sweet rig! Love all the storage, dinette, deep sinks and walk around bed. The bathroom is huge! Truman and Bess look really comfortable too. Thanks for sharing it with us. Safe travels!
OMG OMG OMG!!! This is bigger than my apartment! This is Caravanning at it’s most luxurious!!! I’m not sure what to say only to congratulate you on your major purchase of abundance! Enjoy this to the fullest you both deserve it! Wow! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for a great tour. You touched on many features that sold us on our 2020 1985. The build quality is outstanding. The quality of our previous trailers was as if they were professionally home made, always needing repair on the fly or a "project" after returning home. It's so nice to actually relax and enjoy the trailer with just routine maintenance. I had to laugh about the TP roll location in the bathroom. As soon as we started using the trailer, the wife and I said right away, 'that has got to go'. We moved it to a more convenient location. Sitting on the 'throne', it's now located on the left wall, below the forward drawer, and clear of the pocket door in the open position. Works like a charm. Happy travels to the four of you.
@@TravelswithDelaney I just lightly burnished them flush with the smooth handle of a putty knife. You have to look closely to see any remnant of the holes. You can always put a small dab of like-colored wood putty as part of the burnishing. Enjoy!
Very, very nice! As you noted, you can damage the door or awning if you don't close the door before extending or retracting the awning. I bent the top lip of the door with the awning on my 1575. It had been in storage all winter and when I opened the trailer up in the spring, I had forgotten about the procedure. Ouch! Afterwards, I made a warning sign and taped it to the console next to the awning control button. Sure you will love the Lance.
Have a nearly identical 2020.5 1985 equipped almost the same with the Roadster interior and jackknife bed. Alas, after the second camping trip the slide failed and our Lance dealer said it was the fourth 2020 they had with this problem. They have to replace the entire “H” slide mechanism because of a faulty installation at the Lance factory. We are told we will be without the trailer for at least 8 weeks. Hope this does not happen to you. Check on your bathroom wall where the door slides across that you have no sharp screws poking through that could scratch the back of the door when it slides open. That was also another issue we noticed. Great video and I trust you will have many great camping outings in your new Lance!
We took delivery of our new Lance 1985 in early Spring 2018, so going on 5 years now. Prior to that, we owned a Lance 1685. Ours has most all of the factory upgrades, including convertible sofa, solar, 3” raised chassis for off-roading, power stabilizers, slide-out bin in the front storage area, and more. Here are our observations: Pros • A big advantage: To cut costs, most RV builders place their different length boxes on the same length chassis. This results in a less-than-optimal balance over the axles. Lance builds their frames to match the box size. Consequently, the axles are at the optimum location beneath the box, balance is enhanced, and it tows like a trailer weighing much less. • Fit and finish is excellent. Little touches like edge molding and the light fixtures are simply a cut above the competition. Quality components. • For a 23’ trailer, it’s very spacious, tons of internal and external storage. • Huge slide-out, comfortable, plush cushions, seats 4 adults easily. Never any mechanical problems. • Solid roof, 40-45 gallon tanks, 4-season capable. • Convertible sofa. It’s actually very comfy. We use it all the time. • Dual axles - rides smoothly and tracks straight. Quality tires. • Excellent solar charging system. We replaced the dual factory 12-volt batteries with dual 6-volt batteries. The batteries have never run down past 2/3 full, even over multiple cloudy days and overnight in cold weather. • Walk-around bed. The crawl-over bed in our previous Lance 1685 proved to be a pain and was one of the drivers that motivated us to step up to the Lance 1985. • Audio and TV/DVD system work fine. 6 speakers total. • Our 2018 Ram 1500 has no trouble whatsoever towing the 1985. A ½ ton will pull this trailer no problem provided you have the correct axle gear ratio. Our previous 2007 Ram 1500 did not and it struggled. • Initial price is high, but resale value is outstanding. We sold our Lance 1685 for more than we paid for it. Cons • As a rule, we’ve found that the things that malfunction are typically sourced components like the Dometic appliances, not the Lance trailer itself. • A/C is loud. You’ll either need shore power, a generator larger than 2000 watts, or install an EasyStart soft starter. A 2000-watt generator may or may not have enough juice on start-up. We once had a pair of Generac 2000-watt generators paired in parallel (3200 watts on startup). We attempted to run both the A/C and the microwave at the same time. It fried the circuit boards on both generators. This is an issue with any trailer. Watch your wattage demands vs. supply. • Slide-out external screws come loose. Others have noted this issue. Had to replace with larger screws. • Changed the basic shower head to a better-quality head. Saves water, increases pressure. • Lance customer service is just OK. However, the Lance Owners Association (LOA) is a fantastic resource for tips, advice, etc. • The inside diameter of the rear bumper is too small to accommodate the sewage hoses. Don’t know why Lance couldn’t use a slightly larger bumper (literally, just a 1/2" larger) so that you can store the hoses inside the bumper, on the outside the trailer instead of having to put them in a sealed container in the rear outside storage compartment. • Biggest complaint: The awning is rarely usable for two reasons. 1) It uses scissor arms to extend and retract. Sounds great on paper - no clotheslining as you walk around outside. However, if even a light-moderate breeze comes up, the awning starts to flap and risks torquing the arms and breaking them. The automatic retraction feature that senses potentially damaging winds is nice, but it retracts whenever there's the slightest breeze. There is no provision for attaching guy lines or poles to help stabilize. 2) The awning will hit the door if left open. If you try to extend or retract the awning while the door is open, you will surely damage the door, the awning, or both - significantly. In our view, this is a major design flaw. If we leave the auto-retract feature on, we can’t leave the door open. If we want the door open, we have to turn off the auto-retract feature, thus risking awning breakage if a gust hits. Despite the cons, all in all, we love our Lance 1985 and would buy again.
I found this video I have not seen this yet of you showing the Lance. I love it. I live that Murphy bed. And I love the huge dinette. It’s very nice for the two of you and if you have guests and Truman and Bess. Thank you for having this video out so I can see the tour. I wanted to let you both know I just lost my mom late Saturday night do to Parkinson’s. It’s hard on us family right now. But we’ll get through it. At heady we know she’s in a happy place right now. Thank you for this video. Looking forward to watching the next video. See you both soon. On down the road.
Thank you so much Ken! When we were looking at this trailer we could not find many indepth owners videos so we really wanted to put one out for others. We are loving the trailer after 2 months of ownership
Getting to the bed and the bathroom with the slides in are major considerations! I really like the shower curtain on the tracks as well. I hadn’t seen that before. Congratulations on your new home!
Hello, we bought a Lance 2445 a couple of weeks ago. The tires were never balanced and Lance told us this a Dealer's task. Our dealer never does it so I took them to our local tire store and they were all pretty unbalanced. Just be aware of that.
@@molson62 hi Marty, there is not a single RV manufacturer that balances their tires. They are all at fault. The RV industry as a whole needs government rules and regulations for quality and more importantly for safety. What is currently in place needs urgent updating. Lance at least puts best ìn class tires and suspension on all their trailers.
Howdy neighbor, y’all did a great job on this tour. We recently bought a 2020 Lance 1475 a couple months ago. I like looking at other Lance models to see what the differences are just for fun. Patrick, you have a good “announcer voice” and Patty has a welcoming smile. We take our Lance for maintenance to Princess Craft as well.🤠
More windows to open, the better. Electronic jack- pretty cool. Vented pull out tray batteries are convenient. A cable attached to frame? Great idea. Windows that don’t open I think are a missed opportunity. Lots a lot of little extras. They seemed to think of a lot. What does the “certified green” sticker mean? We love our RV lock. I wish our basement had a tray. I’ve heard some issues about wind sensor. Going in and out too much. But I wish our awning was a one push instead of holding the button the whole time. Nightstand drawers would be awesome. I’m not ready for a curtain instead of a walk for the bedroom. Larry is an early riser. That convertible bed is kind of interesting. Why does any RV put the TV in a corner? Again, all RV cabinets should have adjustable shelves. That cabinet above the stove is what I’d like everywhere. Built in strike is nice. Looks like a nice rig for long trips. Eventually we will want to downsize maybe to this size. But just starting full time, I need a bit more time in our size rig. Our Grand Design has them off the floor too. That rig does have a lot of storage. Wow even in the bathroom. Pretty cool. Enjoy. Alice
What a great trailer, so many amenities! It was so nice to meet you two, the puppies, and all the other peeps at the West Yellowstone Meet-up! We just got home last night from our 2 1/2 weeks on the road. Holy Moly were there ever a lot of people out there camping or WHAT?! We had a few anxious moments wondering if we were going to find somewhere to camp or not but we discovered that if we just ignored the ”Campground Full” signs, drove on in, and whined somewhat pathetically and politely to the host it all worked out! We discovered some great places; boondocked most of the way - yay solar!
So glad to hear you made it home safe! We had planned to go to Ennis after we left West Yellowstone but couldn't find any place to camp there so we headed further north. We don't normally like making reservations when we travel but this has caused us to rethink that going forward.
We have a 2018 1/2 Lance 1575. It has the exact same Air Conditioner that you have. We have two Honda EU 2000i generators with the parallel kit. Turns out just one Honda will run the Lance Air Conditioner without a soft start kit. These generators I converted to propane with the "Hutch Mountain Kit" and they still works fine. The good thing is you don't need to carry around smelly, dangerous gasoline. By not putting gasoline in our Honda it has an indefinite shelf life and it always ready. The power went out when I was in West Virginia last winter, there was two feet of snow on the ground the single Honda on propane worked fine. One Honda will not run everything at once but two Honda's will and we found that two Honda's in parallel are quieter than one because they just run in eco mode all the time.
Thank you for the owner review of this trailer. I have been considering purchasing this Lance trailer; it has almost all of the features that I would like in a small trailer. However, it's very expensive at $38,---- compared to other trailers that size. In your comments, there were quite a few saying the manufacturer doesn't do good quality control and that there is frequent slide failure! That is is very off-putting!!. I wouldn't want to spend a lot of money on what I thought was a quality product and have these issues. Hoping yours is one of the good ones.
Thank you for showing hangers hanging in the closets. I would not have believed that hangars would have actually fitted, since depth perception through video can be tricky. You showed that hanging items fit just fine. Now if I could just get that set-up without the slide....
There is an adjustment to the awning where you can change it's height. I adjusted mine so that it is high enough to clear the door when the door is latched open. Even at this height, it is sloped enough so that if it were to rain, the water would slide off. However I never use my awning in the rain.
We love the interior storage of our Lance 1995. The slide out drawer in the outside storage is amazing. Love the full bathroom and yes, we can use all in our trailer with the slide in. Love the quality of the Lance too, unlike any other trailer.
Love the walk-around bed and the whole layout is great! Love all the storage esp in the bathroom. We have a 2004 Dutchman, we love it, but yours sure is luxury. haha Happy Travels! Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoy the way you go through in detail of everything involved with the trailer. This is what I need to see in consideration of getting one of these trailers. I really like the one you got but I like a kitchen outside. Again thanks for your sharing.
I can see why you like this. And obviously, both Truman and Beth are very comfortable in their new travel home. The extra bathroom space has to be really nice. Great for Boondocking as well with all the water in tank storage. I think we’re going to be following you on some grand adventures
I really like that trailer. Lance does a great job on their trailers. That booth looks so inviting. I agree if I had the choice I would go with convection microwave and delete the oven. It might be worth setting a generator up on propane. I also love the idea of three 20lb propane tanks so you can go to an exchange location instead of a filling station. The only thing I didn't see was a pull-out dog bowl station lol. Really nice, congratulations to both of you. I know you will enjoy it.
This is the video I've patiently waited to watch. I'm keeping my fingers crossed fer ya, that the frig/freezer continues to function the way it's supposed to. NOW I'm going to patiently wait for you to publish a couple of winter camping videos which should show off its 4-Season features/capabilities. Your Go Pro solar is top of the line equipment. If or when you consider a Honda Generator, be sure to look at & consider the EU3000i Handi, not just the EU2200i. If you pass through Reno~Sparks & you visit Battle Born Batteries, I hope we can meet up.
@@TravelswithDelaney In the meantime, I'm planning another overnighter, beginning Wednesday up to Price Lake using good ole reliable shoe leather express as my mode of transportation.
Congratulations on your new home you can really see the quality that Lance puts into their trailers.. I'm glad to hear you got the tundra.. happy safe trails...
Thank you for your review. We are 3 in a 2019 Tab 400 and considering a Lance trailer for more space. We are extremely happy with the quality of our Tab and want to keep the same quality level.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So happy for you guys!! Very thorough review, felt like I was there doing a walk-thru! You'll be enjoying 'Tex and Montana' a very long time #ondowntheroad. I can tell the pups love it, too - so much room!! Again, congratulations on what is definitely the best news in 2020 so far! Love y'all, safe travels. ~💜
I love it that we SHARE the same name....might just buy a shirt or two because of the last name.. also luv the your new travel trailer & the options you've added, We're still Tent campers, but always thinking of more comfortable way. thanks, Patrick & Patty from Patrick Delaney
Hi Patrick & Thank you! Delaney was our beloved Cocker Spaniel that we had when we started our channel over three years ago. Sadly we lost her to cancer in January of 2018 but her memory lives on through our channel. We think it is an AWESOME name too!
@@TravelswithDelaney sorry for the loss of your beloved namesake & companion, we have two beautiful four paw family members, we lost our bigger 4 paw mascot, Dexter back in January.
You may know this by now but, you can raise the awning. We've owned the 1985 and the 2375 and I raised the awning on both of them. The awning owners manual tells you how to do this. You will need someone to help hold the owning up while you adjust it.
We bought brand new a 2018 Keystone Cougar that we ordered and had not one issue with it. This was the most perfect trailer. The only problem is that we traded it a few years later for a Keystone Impact toy hauler and had all kinds of issues with it.
We had a 2008 Cougar 5th wheel for 8 years and we loved that trailer. It really only had one issue and Keystone took care of it with no issue. Sometimes I wish we still had that one.!
I like the side table you have room for a CPAP. Would prefer a full bed for more walk around space. Like the outside storage and the dinette storage. Love the ducts in the walls. Bathroom is great love that it's in the back. I could live in this.
Obviously I don't have a Lance because I really love having a 5th Wheel. But I live in Lancaster, CA, where that and all the Lance campers are built. I have taken the factory tour and fell in love with the quality of the craftsmanship and quality of the materials. I'm positive you will find a few items that you might find didn't get done 100% perfect but overall I was very impressed with this factory and this particular model as well. If Lance ever made a 5th wheel I would definitely consider it. I know you are going to love it. Sorry I am so far behind on my viewing but I'm catching up as best I can. Thanks for sharing, Pat
Oh wow - beautiful choice! I camp to be outside but sometimes it is to windy or cold to cook outdoors. You have the best of both options. That awning is WONDERFUL. As you know, the walk around bed is my favorite thing. I hope it makes you happy for a long time to come. Congratulations on a beautiful choice. Gotta tell ya, when you posted the (apparently) unplanned quick trip to Texas, I was frightened that your family had an emergency. How great to learn that it was good news instead. Now it is especially nice too see what got you down there.
Congrats .... this is an amazing rig! The quality appears to be good and well thought out floor plan. Adding the solar and Lithium batteries and that 2,000 watt inverter.... you have a great base to get to Russ's 960 :) Also, WOW on that Tundra!! What a sharp outfit ... You guys deserve this set up! Happy for you! Bob
I love PrincessCraft. They have the BEST RVs (probably some of the most expensive too), but the RVs they sell have some of the most fantastically well thought out placement of WINDOWS! OMG....THANK YOU. I don't want to feel like I"m in a coffin, but I DO wan't some air conditioning and a toilet in something that at least let's me see the stars.
As a happy Tab@400 owner, I often think what I would pick it I had to find a larger RV. And I've thought probably Lance.. however, I don't think I could give up the Alde hydronic heat.
Love the size of the dinette and the shower - nice galley too! We have a Rpod 177 and are still happy with it, but maybe someday we will want a tiny bit bigger... this would work!
We have never really wanted a dinette but after a month on the road with the new trailer, the dinette has become our favorite place to set in the trailer. It is so large and comfy and a perfect place to use as a work space
Nice tour and review. You’re right, 1985 reviews for current models are tough to find. Check out the Firman Whisper generators. Another channel I watch sometimes, KYD, uses one with their Airstream. I believe they have a propane option if that’s something you can use.
Awesome walkthrough, guys! The more I look at the Lances, the more I like them. Lots of unique and clever outside storage features. Plenty of storage inside. I really like the all-in-one bath accross the back of that 1985. The 3 20-pound propane tank option is brilliant. I love the heated tanks. One question on the whole "4 seaons" capability as it appllies to the tanks (and this goes for any camper with enclosed heated tanks, not just the Lance): Since the heat comes from the furnace, what happens if you're camping in sub-freezing temps when you shut the furnace down and have to tow the camper home? Even if you drain the tanks - which is a challenge because most state parks shut down their dump stations during the off-season months (at least in Ohio) - you're still not winterized, and I'm sure it's possible for things to freeze on the drive home, right? Do you hope for the best and winterize when you get back? Do you winterize/de-winterize each time you want to go out in the cold months? I like the heated tank concept, just trying to figure out how it works practically speaking.
We sold our 2019 2375 lance, used for a year 1/2. We sold it for 39,400 we financed 42,800 with TTT. We loved it. We’re looking into buying the 1985 or the 2075. Haven’t decided yet. I like the open floor plan if the 1985 and the spacious bathroom and love the 2075 set up too.
Gil Folsom Because I want more of an open floor plan like the 1985. The bathroom in the 1985 is more roomier. I found out with the 2375 I didn’t use all the storage inside. 1985 would be a better floor plan for me and hubby. We loved the 2375 it was very comfortable and enjoyable. Lance brand will always be our purchase.
Enjoyed the video thanks for sharing your travel trailer. I like it definitely Nice couples camper. Actually seen another model that had some skylights I thought was cool.
Nice video tour! We have been looking for a new tt Love the Lance trailers. Were thinking about 2295, but after your video a 1985 looks great and love the small trailer length Very helpful!!
Thank you! We have had it now over 6 months and still love it. The layout is perfect for us and we like the 23’ length for getting into places like national parks.
Really great review of a well laid out trailer. Lance as always made nice campers and trailers, but this one seems to be even better quality than the older models. Got a big kick out of the Matt and Andrea reference. Best regards. Stay healthy and happy.
Love the Lance.....and although we do not like the slides, this would be high on our list. So many items that are good and useful. Look forward to the 4 season's trial.
@@TravelswithDelaney We are with you for the long haul and Pray you have a great experience with the Slideout, there are so many horror stories, but if the Quality of the Lance is any indication, you will be in good hands!
I have the same year and model of Lance, and my slide out failed after two short camping trips! Not happy about that. Bought mine from a brand new Lance dealer that has not sold many Lances, yet mine is the fourth 2020 model they have seen with an improperly installed slide out. Not good . . .
I have been a subscriber since you purchased your Tab 400. That was my dream trailer. I learned so much from your videos. We are almost able to purchase our trailer. You have introduced us to the Lance trailers. I was interested, but still committed to the Tab 400.... until I realized there was a Lance dealership in our city. (The nearest NuCamp dealership is over 3 hours drive over a pass!) We just went to see the Lance trailers in person and are changing our mind on what our dream trailer is (1575)! Thanks for all of your videos. Maybe next year we will be able to attend a meet up in our first trailer!
I purchased a champion inverter generator with a remote that I bet would fit in the gen set storage area. Also note I have a 13500 btu a/c for my camper the 2200 watt would not run your a/c especially with anything else on. I started with a 3100/start 2800/run and it was marginal at best. I moved onto the champion 3400/3100 inverter it’s compact, light weight, and quiet !!! Should work good for you.
I’ve watched a ton of RV videos over the last 6 years. That’s the best one I’ve ever watched. The presentation was excellent and the trailer features were very well explained. Kudos to you.
Thank you very much! I appreciate the kind words
Put tape on his mouth next time, Patty! hee hee. This is a beautiful camper trailer! Wow, I love it - the best floor plan I have ever seen. I love the front bedroom with plenty of room to walk around each side of the bed - no crawling over each other. Your kitchen is well appointed - with marvelous sink and faucet and oven, too! The dining area is so spacious and comfortable-looking. And the bathroom is to die for - no split bath on each side of a hallway like so many others. Your shower is lovely - love the walls. I looked at one expensive trailer with an 8" bathroom sink!! Your sink is so large you stated you can wash your hair in it. They certainly did not skimp on either kitchen sink or bathroom sink - both nice and spacious. I hope you will be enjoying your new trailer for many happy adventures to come. Bless both of you. Thanks for showing us.
Just came across this video. I didn’t realize you said bye-bye to your TAB 400. I must say, this is a huge difference from the 400! Now you have me thinking again. 🤔 I just might have to check these out now.
Wow! This would be it for me if I already had rv experience. Plenty of everything and comfort galore! Congratulations!! Well deserved and prayerfully well thought out financially. Enjoy and thank you for sharing. Now, I am off to bed. Stayed up to watch the tour. Great video! Blessings!
Thanks so much!
Very nice RV. Like both the 1985 & 1995 models. Thanks for sharing...very informative.
Thank you! We were looking at both models and would have been happy with either. This was the model they had on the lot when we purchased last June which is why we ended up with the 1985.
What a sweet rig! Love all the storage, dinette, deep sinks and walk around bed. The bathroom is huge! Truman and Bess look really comfortable too. Thanks for sharing it with us. Safe travels!
Thank you Diane! I think we are all loving the extra space.
OMG OMG OMG!!! This is bigger than my apartment! This is Caravanning at it’s most luxurious!!! I’m not sure what to say only to congratulate you on your major purchase of abundance! Enjoy this to the fullest you both deserve it! Wow! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much Peter! We are loving it so far. And so do Truman and Bess!
Thanks for a great tour. You touched on many features that sold us on our 2020 1985. The build quality is outstanding. The quality of our previous trailers was as if they were professionally home made, always needing repair on the fly or a "project" after returning home. It's so nice to actually relax and enjoy the trailer with just routine maintenance. I had to laugh about the TP roll location in the bathroom. As soon as we started using the trailer, the wife and I said right away, 'that has got to go'. We moved it to a more convenient location. Sitting on the 'throne', it's now located on the left wall, below the forward drawer, and clear of the pocket door in the open position. Works like a charm. Happy travels to the four of you.
Thanks for that tip on the TP!! I think we will do the same thing. Did you do anything to the holes from the screws where it was installed before.
@@TravelswithDelaney I just lightly burnished them flush with the smooth handle of a putty knife. You have to look closely to see any remnant of the holes. You can always put a small dab of like-colored wood putty as part of the burnishing. Enjoy!
@@kzzigaitis848 Thank you for that! That will be my project this weekend.
Very, very nice! As you noted, you can damage the door or awning if you don't close the door before extending or retracting the awning. I bent the top lip of the door with the awning on my 1575. It had been in storage all winter and when I opened the trailer up in the spring, I had forgotten about the procedure. Ouch! Afterwards, I made a warning sign and taped it to the console next to the awning control button. Sure you will love the Lance.
Have a nearly identical 2020.5 1985 equipped almost the same with the Roadster interior and jackknife bed. Alas, after the second camping trip the slide failed and our Lance dealer said it was the fourth 2020 they had with this problem. They have to replace the entire “H” slide mechanism because of a faulty installation at the Lance factory. We are told we will be without the trailer for at least 8 weeks. Hope this does not happen to you. Check on your bathroom wall where the door slides across that you have no sharp screws poking through that could scratch the back of the door when it slides open. That was also another issue we noticed. Great video and I trust you will have many great camping outings in your new Lance!
We took delivery of our new Lance 1985 in early Spring 2018, so going on 5 years now. Prior to that, we owned a Lance 1685. Ours has most all of the factory upgrades, including convertible sofa, solar, 3” raised chassis for off-roading, power stabilizers, slide-out bin in the front storage area, and more. Here are our observations:
Pros
• A big advantage: To cut costs, most RV builders place their different length boxes on the same length chassis. This results in a less-than-optimal balance over the axles. Lance builds their frames to match the box size. Consequently, the axles are at the optimum location beneath the box, balance is enhanced, and it tows like a trailer weighing much less.
• Fit and finish is excellent. Little touches like edge molding and the light fixtures are simply a cut above the competition. Quality components.
• For a 23’ trailer, it’s very spacious, tons of internal and external storage.
• Huge slide-out, comfortable, plush cushions, seats 4 adults easily. Never any mechanical problems.
• Solid roof, 40-45 gallon tanks, 4-season capable.
• Convertible sofa. It’s actually very comfy. We use it all the time.
• Dual axles - rides smoothly and tracks straight. Quality tires.
• Excellent solar charging system. We replaced the dual factory 12-volt batteries with dual 6-volt batteries. The batteries have never run down past 2/3 full, even over multiple cloudy days and overnight in cold weather.
• Walk-around bed. The crawl-over bed in our previous Lance 1685 proved to be a pain and was one of the drivers that motivated us to step up to the Lance 1985.
• Audio and TV/DVD system work fine. 6 speakers total.
• Our 2018 Ram 1500 has no trouble whatsoever towing the 1985. A ½ ton will pull this trailer no problem provided you have the correct axle gear ratio. Our previous 2007 Ram 1500 did not and it struggled.
• Initial price is high, but resale value is outstanding. We sold our Lance 1685 for more than we paid for it.
Cons
• As a rule, we’ve found that the things that malfunction are typically sourced components like the Dometic appliances, not the Lance trailer itself.
• A/C is loud. You’ll either need shore power, a generator larger than 2000 watts, or install an EasyStart soft starter. A 2000-watt generator may or may not have enough juice on start-up. We once had a pair of Generac 2000-watt generators paired in parallel (3200 watts on startup). We attempted to run both the A/C and the microwave at the same time. It fried the circuit boards on both generators. This is an issue with any trailer. Watch your wattage demands vs. supply.
• Slide-out external screws come loose. Others have noted this issue. Had to replace with larger screws.
• Changed the basic shower head to a better-quality head. Saves water, increases pressure.
• Lance customer service is just OK. However, the Lance Owners Association (LOA) is a fantastic resource for tips, advice, etc.
• The inside diameter of the rear bumper is too small to accommodate the sewage hoses. Don’t know why Lance couldn’t use a slightly larger bumper (literally, just a 1/2" larger) so that you can store the hoses inside the bumper, on the outside the trailer instead of having to put them in a sealed container in the rear outside storage compartment.
• Biggest complaint: The awning is rarely usable for two reasons. 1) It uses scissor arms to extend and retract. Sounds great on paper - no clotheslining as you walk around outside. However, if even a light-moderate breeze comes up, the awning starts to flap and risks torquing the arms and breaking them. The automatic retraction feature that senses potentially damaging winds is nice, but it retracts whenever there's the slightest breeze. There is no provision for attaching guy lines or poles to help stabilize. 2) The awning will hit the door if left open. If you try to extend or retract the awning while the door is open, you will surely damage the door, the awning, or both - significantly. In our view, this is a major design flaw. If we leave the auto-retract feature on, we can’t leave the door open. If we want the door open, we have to turn off the auto-retract feature, thus risking awning breakage if a gust hits.
Despite the cons, all in all, we love our Lance 1985 and would buy again.
Not hardly any owners videos, so thank you for this. We have a 2019 1995, and absolutely love it!
That is great to hear! We are loving ours so far. The dinette is so comfortable and roomy.
I found this video I have not seen this yet of you showing the Lance. I love it. I live that Murphy bed. And I love the huge dinette. It’s very nice for the two of you and if you have guests and Truman and Bess. Thank you for having this video out so I can see the tour. I wanted to let you both know I just lost my mom late Saturday night do to Parkinson’s. It’s hard on us family right now. But we’ll get through it. At heady we know she’s in a happy place right now. Thank you for this video. Looking forward to watching the next video. See you both soon. On down the road.
We are so sorry for your loss Sherri! Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
@@TravelswithDelaney Thsnk you so much. I needed something that would cheer me up and I started watching your video. And it perked me right up.🤗
Thanks for sharing your home on wheels with us. Much appreciated. Lance makes some great products. Congrats to you four. Nice choice.
Thank you! We are loving it still.
Absolute best tour we have seen. Seriously considering this RV now. Seems like exactly what we want. Thank you. Happy/safe journeys!
Thank you so much Ken! When we were looking at this trailer we could not find many indepth owners videos so we really wanted to put one out for others. We are loving the trailer after 2 months of ownership
Getting to the bed and the bathroom with the slides in are major considerations! I really like the shower curtain on the tracks as well. I hadn’t seen that before. Congratulations on your new home!
Thank you!
Hello, we bought a Lance 2445 a couple of weeks ago. The tires were never balanced and Lance told us this a Dealer's task. Our dealer never does it so I took them to our local tire store and they were all pretty unbalanced. Just be aware of that.
Thanks for the heads up
That is ridiculous.... the should be balanced when mounted on the rim. The supplier should have done it. Lance is as fault.
@@molson62 hi Marty, there is not a single RV manufacturer that balances their tires. They are all at fault. The RV industry as a whole needs government rules and regulations for quality and more importantly for safety. What is currently in place needs urgent updating. Lance at least puts best ìn class tires and suspension on all their trailers.
Storage, storage and more storage! I love the dinette and walk around queen bed. Nice!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you! Yes, we are loving all of the storage in this trailer.
Our next camper will have a walk around bed, no matter what!
Howdy neighbor, y’all did a great job on this tour. We recently bought a 2020 Lance 1475 a couple months ago. I like looking at other Lance models to see what the differences are just for fun. Patrick, you have a good “announcer voice” and Patty has a welcoming smile. We take our Lance for maintenance to Princess Craft as well.🤠
I've been looking for a trailer for going full time, and this just made the short list. Thanks for the comprehensive tour!
You are welcome! Good luck in your search.
More windows to open, the better. Electronic jack- pretty cool. Vented pull out tray batteries are convenient. A cable attached to frame? Great idea. Windows that don’t open I think are a missed opportunity. Lots a lot of little extras. They seemed to think of a lot. What does the “certified green” sticker mean? We love our RV lock. I wish our basement had a tray. I’ve heard some issues about wind sensor. Going in and out too much. But I wish our awning was a one push instead of holding the button the whole time. Nightstand drawers would be awesome. I’m not ready for a curtain instead of a walk for the bedroom. Larry is an early riser. That convertible bed is kind of interesting. Why does any RV put the TV in a corner? Again, all RV cabinets should have adjustable shelves. That cabinet above the stove is what I’d like everywhere. Built in strike is nice. Looks like a nice rig for long trips. Eventually we will want to downsize maybe to this size. But just starting full time, I need a bit more time in our size rig. Our Grand Design has them off the floor too. That rig does have a lot of storage. Wow even in the bathroom. Pretty cool. Enjoy. Alice
THE best tour of a travel trailer I've seen, thanks!
Thank you so much!
What a great trailer, so many amenities! It was so nice to meet you two, the puppies, and all the other peeps at the West Yellowstone Meet-up! We just got home last night from our 2 1/2 weeks on the road. Holy Moly were there ever a lot of people out there camping or WHAT?! We had a few anxious moments wondering if we were going to find somewhere to camp or not but we discovered that if we just ignored the ”Campground Full” signs, drove on in, and whined somewhat pathetically and politely to the host it all worked out! We discovered some great places; boondocked most of the way - yay solar!
So glad to hear you made it home safe! We had planned to go to Ennis after we left West Yellowstone but couldn't find any place to camp there so we headed further north. We don't normally like making reservations when we travel but this has caused us to rethink that going forward.
We have a 2018 1/2 Lance 1575. It has the exact same Air Conditioner that you have. We have two Honda EU 2000i generators with the parallel kit. Turns out just one Honda will run the Lance Air Conditioner without a soft start kit. These generators I converted to propane with the "Hutch Mountain Kit" and they still works fine. The good thing is you don't need to carry around smelly, dangerous gasoline. By not putting gasoline in our Honda it has an indefinite shelf life and it always ready. The power went out when I was in West Virginia last winter, there was two feet of snow on the ground the single Honda on propane worked fine. One Honda will not run everything at once but two Honda's will and we found that two Honda's in parallel are quieter than one because they just run in eco mode all the time.
How often do you have to change oil on your Honda when it is on propane? And how long can you run a Honda out of 20 lb.?
Thank you for the owner review of this trailer. I have been considering purchasing this Lance trailer; it has almost all of the features that I would like in a small trailer.
However, it's very expensive at $38,---- compared to other trailers that size. In your comments, there were quite a few saying the manufacturer doesn't do good quality control and that there is frequent slide failure! That is is very off-putting!!. I wouldn't want to spend a lot of money on what I thought was a quality product and have these issues.
Hoping yours is one of the good ones.
Thank you for showing hangers hanging in the closets. I would not have believed that hangars would have actually fitted, since depth perception through video can be tricky. You showed that hanging items fit just fine. Now if I could just get that set-up without the slide....
We considered the Lance 2075 because it has no slide but we really liked this layout and it was about $7,000 less.
There is an adjustment to the awning where you can change it's height. I adjusted mine so that it is high enough to clear the door when the door is latched open. Even at this height, it is sloped enough so that if it were to rain, the water would slide off. However I never use my awning in the rain.
We love the interior storage of our Lance 1995. The slide out drawer in the outside storage is amazing. Love the full bathroom and yes, we can use all in our trailer with the slide in. Love the quality of the Lance too, unlike any other trailer.
We are really impressed with how much storage Lance has in their trailers.
Beautiful guys. I love everything about it it and especially love the windows - you get so much natural light. Best of luck with it! - MJ
Thanks so much!
Lance is top of the line stuff. Very quality in every respect.
We have owned ours 9 months now and feel the same way. We have had some issues but most new RV's will have some issues.
Have been watching your videos for awhile. Love this one. Found what I am looking for. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Thank you!
PATTY YOU DID GREAT! 😊😊😊
Love the walk-around bed and the whole layout is great! Love all the storage esp in the bathroom. We have a 2004 Dutchman, we love it, but yours sure is luxury. haha Happy Travels! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! We are loving it
Nice camper! we waffled between the 1985 and 1995, decided on the 1995. Love it so far!
We originally were looking at the 1995 but couldn’t find one so we went with the 1985. Both are great layouts
I really enjoy the way you go through in detail of everything involved with the trailer. This is what I need to see in consideration of getting one of these trailers. I really like the one you got but I like a kitchen outside. Again thanks for your sharing.
We almost went with the model 2075 because it has an outdoor kitchen option which we would love to have.
Just started thinking about upgrading to a Lance 1985 from our Jayco Hummingbird. These are really nice trailers!
We are loving ours. The only real downside for the 1985 is a limited cargo capacity in terms of weight.
Congratulations on the new Lance! I have the 1475S and absolutely love it! Enjoy your travels.
Thank you!
Wonderful review of your new home on wheels. Many great features. Thanks for sharing .
Thank you! We are loving it
I can see why you like this. And obviously, both Truman and Beth are very comfortable in their new travel home. The extra bathroom space has to be really nice. Great for Boondocking as well with all the water in tank storage. I think we’re going to be following you on some grand adventures
We are really happy that we decided to make the move. It was a tough decision but one we are glad we made.
The Lance certainly is a beautiful trailer! Congratulations Patrick and Patty! ~ Maria
Thank you so much Maria!
Nice trailer! Lots of storage and it looks pretty darn comfy! Enjoy it!!!
It really is! We have been in it for that past two weeks and we are loving the extra space.
Congratulations on your new Lance. We so love our Lance 1995. And thanks for the tip on the R1 bike helmets. We got ours and so love them.
Aren't those bike helmets amazing! We absolutely love them.
Wowz guys! I love your new Lance! 👍 So roomy! I'm sure the pups love all that extra space too!
Thank you! They are loving having a place to play when we are inside the trailer.
I really like that trailer. Lance does a great job on their trailers. That booth looks so inviting. I agree if I had the choice I would go with convection microwave and delete the oven. It might be worth setting a generator up on propane. I also love the idea of three 20lb propane tanks so you can go to an exchange location instead of a filling station. The only thing I didn't see was a pull-out dog bowl station lol. Really nice, congratulations to both of you. I know you will enjoy it.
It was so close to perfect except for that pull out dog station! LOL
Beautiful camper! Thanks for the tour and Happy Trail!
Thanks for watching!
This is the video I've patiently waited to watch. I'm keeping my fingers crossed fer ya, that the frig/freezer continues to function the way it's supposed to. NOW I'm going to patiently wait for you to publish a couple of winter camping videos which should show off its 4-Season features/capabilities. Your Go Pro solar is top of the line equipment. If or when you consider a Honda Generator, be sure to look at & consider the EU3000i Handi, not just the EU2200i. If you pass through Reno~Sparks & you visit Battle Born Batteries, I hope we can meet up.
We are looking forward to doing those winter camping videos for you Bill!
@@TravelswithDelaney In the meantime, I'm planning another overnighter, beginning Wednesday up to Price Lake using good ole reliable shoe leather express as my mode of transportation.
Congratulations on your new home you can really see the quality that Lance puts into their trailers.. I'm glad to hear you got the tundra.. happy safe trails...
Thank you! We are very happy with the Lance and it seems very well built
Thank you for your review. We are 3 in a 2019 Tab 400 and considering a Lance trailer for more space. We are extremely happy with the quality of our Tab and want to keep the same quality level.
Overall, we have been very happy with our Lance and would buy another one. The Lance quality is about as close to the T@B quality that we have seen.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So happy for you guys!! Very thorough review, felt like I was there doing a walk-thru! You'll be enjoying 'Tex and Montana' a very long time #ondowntheroad. I can tell the pups love it, too - so much room!! Again, congratulations on what is definitely the best news in 2020 so far! Love y'all, safe travels. ~💜
Thank you! Truman and Bess are definitely loving it.....and so are we!
I love it that we SHARE the same name....might just buy a shirt or two because of the last name..
also luv the your new travel trailer & the options you've added, We're still Tent campers, but always thinking of more comfortable way.
thanks, Patrick & Patty
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Patrick Delaney
Hi Patrick & Thank you! Delaney was our beloved Cocker Spaniel that we had when we started our channel over three years ago. Sadly we lost her to cancer in January of 2018 but her memory lives on through our channel. We think it is an AWESOME name too!
@@TravelswithDelaney sorry for the loss of your beloved namesake & companion, we have two beautiful four paw family members, we lost our bigger 4 paw mascot, Dexter back in January.
You may know this by now but, you can raise the awning. We've owned the 1985 and the 2375 and I raised the awning on both of them. The awning owners manual tells you how to do this. You will need someone to help hold the owning up while you adjust it.
I just saw that recently on one of the Facebook groups and plan to try and do that the next time we get out.
Beautiful..... the bed seems to be in the front of the trailer, being closer to the road when you back into a spot.
Yes...the bed is in the front of the trailer.
I really enjoyed the walk through of your trailer..Well done!! Happy and Safe Travels!!
Thank you! You too!
Very nice unit. Sure has a lot of nice to have's. I know you both will enjoy it. Congrats on your 2020 Lance RV trailer. Stay safe.
Thank you so much!
We bought brand new a 2018 Keystone Cougar that we ordered and had not one issue with it. This was the most perfect trailer. The only problem is that we traded it a few years later for a Keystone Impact toy hauler and had all kinds of issues with it.
We had a 2008 Cougar 5th wheel for 8 years and we loved that trailer. It really only had one issue and Keystone took care of it with no issue. Sometimes I wish we still had that one.!
Nice presentation, like this trailer. Loved the woodwork and drawers.
We are still very happy with the trailer and love it!
Very nice trailer! Hope you have many great adventures with the pups!
Thanks so much!
Oh!!! So nice! Thank you for the Great tour! Exactly what I'm look for!
Thank you! 7 months now and we still love it!
Beautiful RV with lots of storage and finishing touches. Congratulations on your new RV!!!!
We definitely love the storage space and openness of it.
Great tour of your new rig. Real nice! What a great looking trailer. Glad for you guys
Thank you so much! We are loving it.
Really nice travel trailer without getting that ultra modern feel. Its has a homey vibe. You'll be able to stay out longer. Looks like fun!
Thank you Linda! We are absolutely loving the extra space in this trailer.
Thank you, you answered some questions the salesman didn't know!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful
I like the side table you have room for a CPAP. Would prefer a full bed for more walk around space. Like the outside storage and the dinette storage. Love the ducts in the walls. Bathroom is great love that it's in the back. I could live in this.
We have had it now for 9 months and still absolutely love the trailer and its layout. There is a lot of space in a 23' trailer.
The Lance Pull out under storage tray is very nice just looks a bit light wt but good option. They could hve used next gauge thicker metal.
Obviously I don't have a Lance because I really love having a 5th Wheel. But I live in Lancaster, CA, where that and all the Lance campers are built. I have taken the factory tour and fell in love with the quality of the craftsmanship and quality of the materials. I'm positive you will find a few items that you might find didn't get done 100% perfect but overall I was very impressed with this factory and this particular model as well. If Lance ever made a 5th wheel I would definitely consider it. I know you are going to love it.
Sorry I am so far behind on my viewing but I'm catching up as best I can.
Thanks for sharing,
Pat
Congrats. We too just bought our 1995 Lance. Beautiful rig, you’ll enjoy it.
We are loving ours! Congratulations on yours!!
That, was a very through tour. Good job pointing out features and finish quality. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh wow - beautiful choice! I camp to be outside but sometimes it is to windy or cold to cook outdoors. You have the best of both options. That awning is WONDERFUL. As you know, the walk around bed is my favorite thing. I hope it makes you happy for a long time to come. Congratulations on a beautiful choice. Gotta tell ya, when you posted the (apparently) unplanned quick trip to Texas, I was frightened that your family had an emergency. How great to learn that it was good news instead. Now it is especially nice too see what got you down there.
Thank you!
Congrats .... this is an amazing rig! The quality appears to be good and well thought out floor plan. Adding the solar and Lithium batteries and that 2,000 watt inverter.... you have a great base to get to Russ's 960 :) Also, WOW on that Tundra!! What a sharp outfit ... You guys deserve this set up! Happy for you! Bob
Thank you so much! We are loving both the trailer and the truck.
Great video. We lost our shih tzu, Martha, in July 2017. Sorry for your loss. What a great tribute your channel name is 😊 I’ve subscribed 👍
Thank you and welcome to our channel!
I love PrincessCraft. They have the BEST RVs (probably some of the most expensive too), but the RVs they sell have some of the most fantastically well thought out placement of WINDOWS! OMG....THANK YOU. I don't want to feel like I"m in a coffin, but I DO wan't some air conditioning and a toilet in something that at least let's me see the stars.
We love a Princess Craft too! They are good people.
Thank you for sharing. We love Matt from Matt's RV review!!! Your trailer is very nice.
Thank you! Matt is a great guy!
Great persons....terrific review...first ever vid.....you ran the water to demonstrate......my interest in Lance cued ....many grats
Glad you enjoyed it!
As a happy Tab@400 owner, I often think what I would pick it I had to find a larger RV. And I've thought probably Lance.. however, I don't think I could give up the Alde hydronic heat.
we always liked the consistent and quiet heat provided by the Alde
Congratulations on your new trailer , very nice rv. Good job on explaining features.
Thank you Roy!
Love the size of the dinette and the shower - nice galley too! We have a Rpod 177 and are still happy with it, but maybe someday we will want a tiny bit bigger... this would work!
We have never really wanted a dinette but after a month on the road with the new trailer, the dinette has become our favorite place to set in the trailer. It is so large and comfy and a perfect place to use as a work space
My wife and I are new subscribers and really like your channel. The new Lance trailer is nice trailer and a good choice.
Thanks and welcome
Nice tour and review. You’re right, 1985 reviews for current models are tough to find. Check out the Firman Whisper generators. Another channel I watch sometimes, KYD, uses one with their Airstream. I believe they have a propane option if that’s something you can use.
Thanks for that tip. We watch KYD but I guess I missed which generator he was using. I will check it out.
Nice job Patrick! Can’t wait to get ours.
We are loving ours!
Thanks for a great walkthrough.
Would love to know what other trailers you considered. We’ve been looking at smaller versions of the Lance (1475).
We initially had the NuCamp Avia, Grand Design and Airstream on our list along with Lance.
Awesome walkthrough, guys!
The more I look at the Lances, the more I like them. Lots of unique and clever outside storage features. Plenty of storage inside. I really like the all-in-one bath accross the back of that 1985. The 3 20-pound propane tank option is brilliant. I love the heated tanks.
One question on the whole "4 seaons" capability as it appllies to the tanks (and this goes for any camper with enclosed heated tanks, not just the Lance): Since the heat comes from the furnace, what happens if you're camping in sub-freezing temps when you shut the furnace down and have to tow the camper home? Even if you drain the tanks - which is a challenge because most state parks shut down their dump stations during the off-season months (at least in Ohio) - you're still not winterized, and I'm sure it's possible for things to freeze on the drive home, right? Do you hope for the best and winterize when you get back? Do you winterize/de-winterize each time you want to go out in the cold months? I like the heated tank concept, just trying to figure out how it works practically speaking.
We sold our 2019 2375 lance, used for a year 1/2. We sold it for 39,400 we financed 42,800 with TTT. We loved it. We’re looking into buying the 1985 or the 2075. Haven’t decided yet. I like the open floor plan if the 1985 and the spacious bathroom and love the 2075 set up too.
Why did you get rid of the 2375 after only a year and a half?
Gil Folsom Because I want more of an open floor plan like the 1985. The bathroom in the 1985 is more roomier. I found out with the 2375 I didn’t use all the storage inside. 1985 would be a better floor plan for me and hubby. We loved the 2375 it was very comfortable and enjoyable. Lance brand will always be our purchase.
Enjoyed the video thanks for sharing your travel trailer. I like it definitely Nice couples camper. Actually seen another model that had some skylights I thought was cool.
Thank you. We are loving it
Matt's 4P rating. I love it. Beautiful, well thought out trailer. Thanx 4 the tour.
Thanks for watching!
Nice video tour! We have been looking for a new tt Love the Lance trailers. Were thinking about 2295, but after your video a 1985 looks great and love the small trailer length Very helpful!!
Thank you! We have had it now over 6 months and still love it. The layout is perfect for us and we like the 23’ length for getting into places like national parks.
Congratulations too you both. I love my Tab 320, but your Lance is really something
Really great review of a well laid out trailer. Lance as always made nice campers and trailers, but this one seems to be even better quality than the older models. Got a big kick out of the Matt and Andrea reference. Best regards. Stay healthy and happy.
Thank you! We are really happy with the trailer. It is a great floor plan for us.
BEST tour yet! Thank you. :)
Thank you!
Great job on this video! Most RV videos I’m out within first 3 minutes !
Congrats on your new trailer! Many good trips to be had in this beauty! ✌🏼
Thanks so much!
Love it! I enjoy watching you guys. Very informative
Thank you Stephanie!
Love the Lance.....and although we do not like the slides, this would be high on our list. So many items that are good and useful. Look forward to the 4 season's trial.
We definitely weren't looking for a slideout but now that we have it, we love the extra space it creates.
@@TravelswithDelaney We are with you for the long haul and Pray you have a great experience with the Slideout, there are so many horror stories, but if the Quality of the Lance is any indication, you will be in good hands!
I have the same year and model of Lance, and my slide out failed after two short camping trips! Not happy about that. Bought mine from a brand new Lance dealer that has not sold many Lances, yet mine is the fourth 2020 model they have seen with an improperly installed slide out. Not good . . .
I have been a subscriber since you purchased your Tab 400. That was my dream trailer. I learned so much from your videos. We are almost able to purchase our trailer. You have introduced us to the Lance trailers. I was interested, but still committed to the Tab 400.... until I realized there was a Lance dealership in our city. (The nearest NuCamp dealership is over 3 hours drive over a pass!) We just went to see the Lance trailers in person and are changing our mind on what our dream trailer is (1575)! Thanks for all of your videos. Maybe next year we will be able to attend a meet up in our first trailer!
Keep us posted on which trailer you end up getting! We’d love to have you camp with us sometime no matter what trailer you end up getting.
Nice tour. I appreciate the detail.
Thanks for watching!
I purchased a champion inverter generator with a remote that I bet would fit in the gen set storage area. Also note I have a 13500 btu a/c for my camper the 2200 watt would not run your a/c especially with anything else on.
I started with a 3100/start 2800/run and it was marginal at best. I moved onto the champion 3400/3100 inverter it’s compact, light weight, and quiet !!! Should work good for you.
Thanks for sharing! I will check it out.
Well done! Thanks for this review and a wish for many years of travel happiness!
Thank you kindly!
Excellent video. Thank you for explaining everything about this trailer.
I love this mini home.
This is an excellent Review, one of the best reviews I have watched!👍😊🐕Jim and my Norwich Rico!!
Thank you so much!