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First: Arkansas free solar is a lie. Chinook still makes some of the best, most easily repairable RVs on the marketZ

400. Quality over room

Quick and to the point! Thanks.

Great comparaison. We chose and bought a Little Guy Max this year and very happy with it. More space, more storage, bigger queen size bed and huge bathroom for less price made the difference for us. Two real good RV models and quality built.

Thanks for the helpful video!😊

SUPER helpful, I'm picking up my new-to-me 2002 Casita next week, and I was happy to see that many of the things you mentioned have already been fixed on mine, plus the price I'm paying is lower. Also I'm 5 foot tall lol :)

We own a Sol Dusk and the Door squeal just needs a little lubricant. No squeal!

...EVERYTHING BUT........ THE PRICES! ......AMAZING.

I would take the little guy Max. For sure

I like pinks as well but I catch way nicer in the salt water in front of creek way better fish

I owned an '88. Be glad you didn't buy it. Even that one was made better than the one I owned. All the window openings were cut a tad too big and I didn't notice it until moved across country. It leaked everywhere. No place to get warranty work done. Axle was very under rated and broke on me. IMO, anything over $5k would have been too much for that thing. In '89, mine was $7700 out the door.

I used these on gravel and couldn't get the chock out afterwards. I think I sank in the gravel. Maybe I put chock in too far. I had to drive over the 4" to get out. Any suggestions?

If you're still in the market. Take a look at Bigfoot travel trailers. Similar to the Casita, but larger.

To me, more importantly than the "features" would be the overall quality of the build. Glitz and glamour means nothing if the thing starts falling apart shortly after you get on the road.

Thank you!!! The directions were useless! 😂

My choice is tab or rockwood. They have wash basin.

Thanks for the great video! Very informative. I have 2 I need to replace.

Meant to also ask whether you've had these loosen up on you? Do you check every few hundred miles? Thanks again helped me much with installation.

Very helpful. Thank you!

David, enjoyed your video of Alaska and the Callista RV story!

I've never understood why they made them with only a 5'10 or so headroom

The video helped a lot. Thanks

If your over 6', get a bigfoot. You can stand, and sleep without touching anything.

ANY fiberglass trailer has things that usually need doing. Resealing windows with Butyl, fiberglass repairs, etc.

Love the music😉

Thank you for your comparison. Seriously considering a signifant downsizing from a 30’ tow trailer with slide out to perhaps, one of these two models. Like the floor plan! Both have some pros and cons, but lean towards the 400 for aesthetics, quality, more modern features like Aldi heating. I’m curious if the Max has dual pane acrylic windows like the 400. Seems like the 400 is ready for 3 - 4 seasons but I didn’t get that same sense with the Max.

Keep the drains clean in your windows, and no leaks!

I really enjoyed watching your video. 🤗

IMHO, the RV & Boat Industries are in a Free Fall! The Economy and the after affects of Covid are the causes! Bargains are starting to appear.

What are your thoughts about the Front A/C units? I am looking at one of these now , its very dirty! The owner thinks it is a 2005. BTW, we have previously owned, in descending order, 2018 Pleasureway Ascent, 2016 Oliver Trailer, 1989 Airstream 25, 1996 Jayco Pop Up, 199? Starcraft. As you can see we are not Rookies. Our driving reasons for looking at a Casita are DownSizing in both terms of SIZE and COST.

Think long think wrong. The last Casita I flipped I cleared $5500.

Casita are built solid, I think that they are all easy fixes. $12K is a little steep. Not smart on not picking it up. I am a total fan of the Boler style. My mom & dad had a 13 ft Ecco and it was SOLID

Probably for the best to be honest. I kinda feel that is too narrow a margin still. That 9K ish price would have been perfect. 11K is just a tad steep for a flip. good price, just not enough you make for the work you'd have to do on it. I just got done with a reno on one. mine was a 16 Scamp. I even have videos of me working on it on you tube. They take a lot of time and money seems to be more than expected for sure. Also for anyone who does buy one, remember that some states there is a register fee too. Colorado will bake another 1K or so out of you depending what you bought it for. anyhow, ace review.

Im sooo loving the little guymax

I was in a rush and ordered this bike rack by mistake. But I reviewed it anyway in the hope it's useful to you. It's a good budget choice for RVs and Travel Trailers with 4-inch bumpers: Swagman Bicycle Carrier TRAVELER XC2 RV Approved Hitch Mount Bike Rack on Amazon (NOT an affiliate link): a.co/d/1QyLZEF

My biggest fear would be rotted floors

Dave this is great! So helpful! You’re so smart and articulate and talented!!

Have you ever thought of renovating an older RV? If so, why? What was your experience like? Thanks for watching! - Dave

Interesting in camper, what asking for this camper?

Looks cheap compared to the 400

I love to watch RV reviews and would never own one, but my vote is for the Tab 400.

I’m trying to decide on my next RV and I want a teardrop with toilet & shower. I read many comments on the owner forums for both trailers. The quality of the LGM is simply not there. This will be my 6th RV and I’ve learned the hard way that paying more for quality is well worth it. It easily translates into more camping time as having to take an RV to a dealer and wait for service, parts etc is so disheartening. Higher quality means less maintenance too. Also considering a number of purpose built off road boutique manufacturers as they are coming out with some nice rigs using highest grade marine parts. But… I keep coming back to the Tab 400 boondock with the upgraded lithium package. It checks almost all of my boxes and has the long lasting quality that will let me pass it down to the next generation.

The 400 , is on my radar due to the complete quality package. It is the 50k price tag Canadian

I went with the Nucamp ultimately. Just the fit and finish, plus the resale value sold me.

Bought a T@B400 2023 in the Fall and are anxious to get out in it. We are dramatically downszing from a Rockwood Roo 23' hybrid now that it will be the two of us and maybe a grandkid or two. Aside from the obviously nice fit and finish of the NuCamp is that it is so well enclosed all around. The Roo is a mouse magnet and requires attention over the winter. I have had a mouse bait station in the T@B over the winter and not a nibble. Any comments about how well sealed the LGM is? Any mouse motel stories from others?

I’m sorry but I want to be able to wash my hands after I use the bathroom and I don’t want to imagine doing all those things in the kitchen sink. It grosses me out, camping or not!!

Fold down sink over the toilet, brilliant idea!! inTech, if you’re listening!! They probably aren’t because it has been like this since the beginning. I get that they don’t want to compromise the size of the wet bath. After all this is one feature that makes them stand out from the rest but they could manage that idea without taking away from the spacious space. This is my only gripe with this camper.

like both but i think we are gonig nucamp 400 becuase the 2023 comes standard with bunk and the finishes are much much nicer

Terrific video! I'd heard of trust properties in the UK, but didn't know there were any elsewhere. Definitely something to consider for future trips (and this looks GORGEOUS!).