2020 Winnebago Micro Minnie 1706FB Walk-around by Motor Sportsland

The 1706 is the newest model to arrive on our lot from the greatest manufacturer of RVs. Winnebago towables are the most innovative and highest quality in todays market. This Micro-Minnie is so lightweight that its towable by any 1/2 ton and most smaller SUVs.
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[@jimbridge4166]

Best explanation of the engineered features I've seen in a long time. Thanks for posting.

[@MrMarkx7]

I have never heard of any other real-world examples in any other video! I appreciate your details and experience.

[@cmcdonald5319]

I don't know anything about trailers, just starting to learn about them... you did a wonderful job explaining all the features so even I can understand it. ;) Much appreciated. This man seems like he would be a great guy to buy from.

[@TheSavvyCampers]

This was one of our favorite models, compact, great cargo carrying capacity, and a good size for towing with a smaller vehicle. We had to get the larger 2106DS as we have a daughter and this would be a tight camper for 3. Other than that, its a great couples camper!

[@jenniferw5095]

Looks great!! I like it when it the bed is away from the door.

[@runningbear721]

Three pumps of grease , lol. I have a 2019, greased the hubs two weeks ago. After twelve pumps on the right rear and seeing no grease being pushed out of the front cap I stopped and decided to pull the drum and inspect the rear seal. It all looked good. Reinstalled and after eight more pumps the grease was pushed forward. All four hubs took that many pumps. Pretty obvious the person I purchased the rv from had never greased the hubs, I suppose te number of pumps required could be related to the amount of grease ones grease gun expels per pump. No doubt they are a dream to maintain. I have a 1999 ez loader trailer for my boat that has ez lube hubs. Huge plus. We love our minnie. Its perfect for two adults. The double axle is also a huge plus. Mine has lippert axles that can be height adjusted four inches. I pull it with a 2015 F150 coyote fx4 with max tow (electric trailer brake control) weight distributing hitch and sway bars. Can cruise at 68 mph with no sway. The minnies are real nice travel trailers.

[@karlaname9902]

Thanks Frank, we LOVE our Winnabago Micro Minnie. You took excellent-VIP care of us during our searching for the best coach

[@agnescolmana7916]

Nice job Frank! Thank you for the tour. Your too far away!!!

[@davidravo6247]

Enjoyed the extensive external detail

[@joesalemi2414]

Thank you for the great detail.

[@bsenalaska]

Great video Frank! 👏🏻👍🏻💪🏻

[@thezimmerzone316]

This was great!

[@dorisreinert2654]

Great, informative review.

[@Astragoth2]

travelling Robert's new RV!

[@sallyanaya3897]

Great explanation!

[@dgnewbyify]

You should sale a lot of them thanks to Traveling Robert!!

[@michaelrains2268]

Great minds think alike! , I bet they will sell by the dozens. 🤗

[@romansroad2007]

I want one and hit the road.

[@plmillerda]

@@romansroad2007 me too

[@debicaron6046]

This is my next Winnie. Love the double axel, larger tire..winterizing..

[@Vanessa-pe2xs]

Lol I just found Traveling Robert and he's exactly why I'm here!

[@bosse641]

Very nice.

[@adamb9487]

Toilet cassette big plus for this camper 👍, I hope it's strong trailer and long lasting

[@tom_olofsson]

Great looking rig

[@sesquashtwo]

...and the pitter-patter sound of falling rain upon the TPS roof, when you are both snuggled in that East/West Queen...puts you out like a light...lol! Or the T.V. droning on about Covid-19 this and that...as the remote drops outta your hands onto the mattress....(the timer feature on the O.E.M. T.V. is great for that!) yep...."goodnight Irene,...oh..did we stir the campfire with water? Ok...thought so...night..."....zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[@oldguy9078]

I like the camper, but we prefer a north south bed as opposed to the east west " Crawl over bed" I know it is due to limited space, but it is a perfect couples camper.

[@bookooc5605]

So is it a 10 year or 12 year warranty? You said both in about 30 seconds.

[@luigivampa9895]

Can you run the A/C with that 110v plug in conversion from 30amp to 20amp cord?

[@romansroad2007]

I would love something like this.

[@sesquashtwo]

...a wonderful purchase for us...we bought a 2018, and love it. We pull our with a 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan v-6 and get on flat highways at 60 mph, 15-17 mph, on hills and dales of 3-5 %, we get around 10-12 (still very good, as some or most only get this figure while on flat highway!) Pulls easy...and you can use this unit (20 feet) in most every campground configuration...even campsites that are flagged as tent only. Also...if you visit family...and who doesn't have a brother or sister, that might be in another town, or state or province...that at 20 feet, you can easily spend a week or weekend parked right on their driveway!!!! Try that, with even a 22-30 foot trailer...and in most cases, your front end is at the roadway (not good), or over the sidewalk...(illegal). A great trailer..and one that you can actually consider using for a cross country trip...it won't break the 'pulling-cost' bank... BTW, you have heard of so many people that downsize their home, after the kids are gone...well, that we find is happening as well in the R.V. world...that people are downsizing from their 25 foot and up R.V.'s to something in the 19-22 range for many reasons of usage, storage and general ownership. The 1706FB and the new 1708FB are two trailers, that would be sold off your driveways, within one week of putting a For Sale sign upon it. Or...if ever....lol! Cheers,

[@niicolereneeb9034]

12:44 starts tour inside

[@Luigi13]

I am hoping that a midsize truck manufacturers could build a hybrid version to tow this trailer and still offer a good mileage, it is possible if it is designed well. This is of the well designed and built trailers.

[@bluegirlblue7959]

What’s the price?

[@Jpeterson7]

Impressive for a 17 footer.

[@porkchop1343]

How mooch?

[@protonneutron9046]

Well appointed trailer at a great price. Good walk through. Is the refer AC/DC/Gas?

[@sesquashtwo]

The 'fridge is 110 ac/Gas. To run the 'fridge on GAS, you also need to have the battery connected, and supplying 12v to the fridge circuit board. That 12v current keeps the gas flowing to the burner. It is also automatic...for as an example...you just pull into the site, and your 'fridge is on (as well always travel with ours on gas), you then pull out your 30 amp...and after you connect to the post and trailer...the 'fridge senses available AC current and AUTOMATICALLY switches over from gas to AC. You also have the choice to override the Auto Mode, if you wish to. My wife and I still marvel at the size of the freezer in the 6 CF Dometic...a truly 'from the house perspective', usable freezer. We run the fridge off our driveway for 24 hours before we load up all pre-chilled stuff from our home fridge, and pack frozen 1 pound lasagna trays, Sheppard's Pie, ground beef, steaks, pork chops...you name it...and head out onto the road with 'good eating' within the trailer...!!!!

[@protonneutron9046]

@@sesquashtwo Thanks I know how gas fridges operate. I just wanted to know if 3 way or 2 way. :)

[@sesquashtwo]

@@protonneutron9046 When I respond, I always try to take the middle of the road response approach, in that there are many other readers, that simply might not know beforehand. So, both ends of the knowledge spectrum got served in my reply. I learned much over the years from other's taking a similar reply approach. :)

[@protonneutron9046]

@@sesquashtwo smart

[@utubecustomer0099805]

@@sesquashtwo Thank you for the extra information, those small details are important!

[@lauranunez2283]

The price $ sr please

[@petehayden5417]

Is this for sale??

[@paulob5153]

I thought it was a 1708fb because it's a couple inches longer ?

[@sesquashtwo]

You'd know by the fact that in the later models, they 'saved some money'...and took away those wonderful two drawers built into the Queen support base. They are fabulous to have...in comparison to just one big storage space, they offer you now. We use those two drawers for all the pajamas, under-clothes, socks...and the first day clothing swap up for the each of us. They are full deep depth drawers, that really store a lot of what you'll want to have, right there...easily available, at dawn and dusk. They did away with them in mid- 2020 production..so if you purchase a 2019 and down..you will indeed still have that great feature. This 2020, was a first three month run...whereby you still had the two built in gimbal slide drawers available. Personally, I'd rather opt for a in-good-condition '18 or '19, that has this feature. None of the 1708FB has the drawers available. Only in the 1706FB series from mid 2020 and down....

[@casper24ism]

What are these things going for?

[@Motorsportslandsl]

All current prices for everything in inventory can be found at www.motorsportsland.com/.

[@bluegirlblue7959]

It’s expensive if it’s not disclosed in the video

[@edt2378]

Generator?

[@Motorsportslandsl]

Micro Minnie Travel Trailers do not come with a generator standard.Units that usually do come with a generator standard are Toy Haulers and Motor Homes. However if you are looking for a good generator I can point you to some good brands that work well with trailers. Let me know.

[@grantmarut7488]

Never said anything about the furnace

[@getlauriekor]

The tv placement is a total deal breaker for me. Otherwise I love it. Who designed that? Why would Winnebago give the green light on it. Should be with the bed if anything.

[@sesquashtwo]

The T.V. placement is great, as said by an owner...you can watch T.V. from both the dinette as well as for two, propped up in bed. We do it all the time. Also, it is totally out of the way of anybody's shoulders, and possible dislodged damage. You can also take the T.V. outside if you wish, by using the available location for a t.v. mount...like watching a pivotal season-deciding sports game with friends...done that, have the t-shirt. :) This trailer, in all aspects is awesome! Awesome to pull, awesome to camp on-site, awesome to store for free upon your own driveway for the times, it isn't used to put sloppy smiles upon your faces...awesome, awesome, and oh...did I mention?....awesome! :)

[@gregflores8959]

A dealer breaker? Maybe! From its location, and being quite small, it would appear to view it you may need a good pair of binoculars.

[@romansroad2007]

How much is something like this cost ?

[@tedschmitt178]

William E MSRP is almost meaningless. Big discounts are easy to negotiate.

[@tixximmi1]

@@tedschmitt178 Yes but it would be nice to get at least a range.

[@adamb9487]

Cassette toilet 👍

[@kentchesley9348]

At 0.11 an chart list dry weight at 2980lbs and at 15.42 you state 3400lbs. What am I missing?

[@tedschmitt178]

Kent Chesley He mis-stated at 15:42.

[@sesquashtwo]

It is indeed under 3,000 pounds dry...and we pull ours 'wet' and loaded with a 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan, with the O.E.M. tow package..and a good Reese WDH. We have pulled in the mountains, no problem, if you allow your V-6 to find it's best 3 to 7 percent grade climbing speed. We don't carry the 35 gallon (he misquoted that as 31 gallons...) potable water tank full...but if we go to a site that only has a communal water tap...we take two trips to it...and fill up our 35 gallon tank at that time. On the 1706FB, you have a 25 black water, a 25 grey water, and a 35 potable-(drinking/fresh) gallon tank configuration. Yes, your hot water tank holds 6 gallons of hot water available to your shower, your sink, and your outside shower hot water knob.

[@americanpatriot3915]

HAVING VAL KILMER AS YOUR SALES REP WILL CERTAINLY BOOST SALES ;he even sounds like him! Look at Val in the movie the Irishman and even the guy is spot on and Val can grow his matching beard back

[@greco2897]

This storage back space is no necessary, this space can be use for do the interior more big, with good bathroom.

[@plmillerda]

instapot

[@sesquashtwo]

Yep...as well as the George Foreman model which has the removeable cooking plates...those two along with the oven for pizza, etc...and you are all covered..!

[@abodawoodalsadi4366]

The shower area too small

[@sesquashtwo]

I'm 6'4", 170 pounds...and I can stand in the center of the shower pan...and have no problem sud'sing myself down...and then using the wand to take off the soap. The shower is fine, for you to stand in the center...and take your 5 minute shower. If you are an elbow flailing type of person...you might feel yourself 'somewhat' constricted, but if you are not--->...no problem at all! Being that the Sky Light is right above you...that gives you another 4 or so inches of head clearance so even I am not stooping as I shower, bent over. Like I said..if you can keep your elbows from whipping out against the walls of the shower stall, you have plenty of enough room to have a water-proof, in-door shower. One can't expect the size of a shower, that is in their home, lol! If you want a larger shower pan...then with that..comes EVERYTHING else...much larger as well....like the entire coach, tow...weight....and storage problems... Trust me...I go into my 1706FB shower from a day upon the trail, or at the beach...and come out 5 minutes later...fresh like the morning dew...lol! Cheers, Oh, BTW, most of the time, we use the outside shower, which has the same hot-cold knob set up, to mix your wand temperature, and then a very ample wand length, to shower you down. Why have to clean or dry the interior shower, if you have this feature outside? Just shower in your bathing suit...and uh..er...soap it all down, UNDERNEATH, your bathing suit...before wanding it all clear of soap suds... LOL! No muss, no fuss...you are showered...and nothing...I mean, NOTHING to have to even clean up...dry off...or maintain.... So, this trailer gives you showering location choices... Oh, one more thing...even when you are on the road...you can take a quick outside shower, by means of your 12v water pump supplying pressure, and your propane heating the hot water tank...just park by any trucking service centre back parking lot area...with your shower (entrance side) facing THE CURB...be in your swim trunks...take a 3 minute soap down and shower...and towel off...change to dry clothes..and be on your way...and all this while travelling TO YOUR DESTINATION...between campsites. To have this showering option available, you'd need to run with about 15 gallons in your Potable Water Tank You only have to use your ingenuity to leverage out the full potential of owning this trailer! :)

[@aldorioux3338]

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