Nice piece Max. Having looked at more than a few RV warranties of late, I know it's an area of the industry generally where "could do better" very much applies on all counts, both pre and post purchase.

12 month warranty is too short these days. When you can get 10 years on a car we should be getting three years.

Your kidding about any decent manufacturers. You need to contact Lemon RV's

Has the rig been weighed together and how much upgrade on the tow vehicle.Looks like you don’t have much payload left after you fill your water tanks and Jerry cans

Thanks for that.I can tell you now that I bought a Nova Caravan off a dealership then after multiple problems was taken back to the factory to fix.Three weeks to organise transportation back to factory then a month to get back to me. So was paying ownership and insurance for a caravan for 1 week out of 8 weeks because I could not use it.After selling our house to use it for full time travelling found water coming in from roof leak around their solar panels and leaking in from J mold in that area.Could not get repairs back to dealership until about 3 months later so damage to inside wall,water stains on lounge,ply timber under lounge and inside panels in overhead cupboards as well as several places on walls.Leak was fixed by dealership supposedly.6 months after talking to Nova before repairs where done which they fixed inside wall which looks like the sanded and painted as can still see marks.That was all they did as a good will gesture to me and would not pay for accommodation while waiting as they said I had voided warranty because extra solar panels where put on roof which had nothing to do with where leak was

I like the system, however, the info on pausing your Starlink service should be clarified. If you activate the service on the same day as your monthly billing cycle, you pay for the full month, if you pause the service during that month, you have still paid for the full month, ie, you dont get a refund each time you pause the service during the billing cycle. If the service is paused and you activate the service mid-way through your billing cycle, you then pay a pro-rata amount from the day you activate up to your next billing cycle.

your tow rig is WAY to light

Mate, you could sell ice to an iceworks! Nice van, do deluxe have outlets in WA?

how much current do it draw?

What size is the bed please 😮

Under Law doesn't the gas bottle need to be enclosed in a steel box or tray😮

1:04 Both idiots. Both wrong. Both should have slowed down 3:48 Americans just don’t walk

show the damn battery and less talk

paran bun paravan , you like to be me waif to be onest wet you parabumparaban :))

You would think that you would purchase a decent tow vehicle, here’s a tip check the new car sales records, it is nowhere close to the bestselling tow vehicles. 2.4t is about all it can tow 💩box

What a load of crap. 💩

This is awsome ..great for disability people so thay can have adventures to

Pop up caravan uless. Let all the heat&cold in .and noice in an out. If u for get theclips the roof will blow off. For the sake off around 50 kilo why would u even bother to put a tent on top for

That was way too painful to watch!

Looks Good and delicious….. 3:25

Wow..they look amazing. Can't wait to get some made and try them!

Worst hitch I ever invested in. Just a bastard to unhitch if the ground wasn’t level. Do 35 for the win.

how long will it run that AC for exactly?

Great video. Pity about the music!

Can you do a video on the 2024 model with a back door and show toilet,thank you.

Please review Bruder caravans

I know this happens, but when you see soft sand ahead, stop and checkout the track. Then if you do get bogged like these people, sit down, access the situation, get out all equipment you have, make a plan and stick to it. Ok, it would be hard work, but even this camper would be able to be removed from this bog. Every vehicle has a jack, ok it's a bit of hard work, jack up each wheel as high as you can go, fill the hole with whatever you can find and the track behind the wheel. Take your time, have plenty of rests and drink plenty of water, can be done.

Should you really use a chain like a snatch strap? I wouldn't have thought so, but I guess if that's all you've got at your disposal?

What weight was the 79 loaded, and what weight is on the rear axle when unhitched? Trying to decide whether to go for the 4 or 5 leaf TT parabolics.

Hi Max do you think titanium is better than vacationer caravan can they customise

Hi max love your reviews we have a caravan but love our layout but want to upgrade who is best for customising vacationer or titanium thanks Leon and Debbie Adelaide

Never heard of them

My kind of cooking 😁

Great video. I’m in Brisbane, how do you get signed up or involved in the training

A beast of a machine. Perfect for any tough terrain 😁

Nice.

Awesome set up 💯🇦🇺

Nice Caravan

literally lagging in the video lol, and they are like 80$ a kit in china anyway.

Good .

Available in Germany? Price?

Pay road user fees and taxes. If you need to rest and stop, and truck stops are available, you have every right. You also need to rest and be alert on the road. Perhaps we are better off with freight going back to rail. I’m all for trucks having mandatory rest breaks. However, caravaners often can’t stop at caravan parks at short notice due to being booked out or not available. I’ve stopped at places where they have torn up the passenger vehicle parking and only left truck stops.

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If you think australia make the best you haven't seen what their doing in the states

No definitely not. We certainly don’t need the government in our lives anymore than we have now. As you said, most accidents can be avoided by experience and common sense. And a license won’t give you either of these. 🤷🤦‍♂️

Love the idea of twin doors

Appointing administrators is never great news for anyone.

40 degrees? 🤔 im in florida during summer is 90 degrees in my rv right now

It is so good to see someone spruking the items discussed, Hopefully some of them will stick with people. I am a 25 year veteran of the caravan industry who tries to educate people on these very things at every opportunity. the biggest disappointment is that it usually falls on deaf ears, or "she be right, I don't need to do that I have experience". I travel across the norther ranges every week and have caravans and motorhomes travelling at 40 to 50km below the limit, no mirrors and sagging badly, with no idea of the lines behind them. Most don't even pull over at the safe spots to do so. there have been so many near misses that I witness from overtaking in bad spots due to frustration. keep up the good work

En-suite?