Requested 2018 Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700BH review. Long

Full review of the Micro Minnie travel trailer

[@Alhazarad]

great review for this model, very thorough. I've watched so many about this one, now that we have it. Wish I'd known about the heater beforehand, lol. Only makes sense now, cooking the bunkers. Thanks!

[@joaquin-jacknava2696]

Very nice trailer. Lots of storage space. Your absolutely right the electric jack comes in handy. It saves your arms. Thank you Ray and your wife for taking the time to review your camping trailer.

[@XRING]

Thanks Joaquin! I never thought I would be doing a camper review on the channel! 😄

[@jeromebrugger6460]

Great video. I have a 2019 Winnebago 1700BH. This video is very useful, since the manuals are completely generic. Thank you for sharing. Blackwater flush at 15:00 was what I was looking for to confirm (many camper have it on the opposite side).

[@snakeman48]

Nice review. Thanks to Mrs-X for the excellent camera work. No flashy moves, just slow and steady pans. Have a safe trip.

[@oddursigurdsson3046]

Great review, I had a similar one for over 15 years (actually was only 11ft but with same sleeping space and accessories) for travelling off-road conditions over here (no full hook up places over here so solar panel was very important) - sold it 1+ year ago and I am much more satisfied just renting houses or being on a hotel/motel because over here I have to pay a fortune just to keep the darn thing inside over the wintertime which unfortunately is longer that the summer time is over here - lol - you guys enjoy your travel and time together - and stay safe :) P.S. Kudos to your wife letting you do this and participating, not to be taken as granted - great family indeed :)

[@XRING]

Thanks Oddur. I appreciate the comment and would really like to visit you sooner than later. Never been to Iceland and it sounds like it would be a great time.

[@oddursigurdsson3046]

@@XRING Prior to that, look up on Netflix the Katla series - not to great but landscape is somewhat as spectacular you guys have been showing us over there. . . . different and magical :)

[@stevekiemele995]

The jacks are not for leveling; they are only for stability- reducing the rocking as you walk around. Use blocks under the tires to level. The jacks will break if you ask them to support too much weight.

[@popinfresh3088]

Thanks for the review brother.

[@XRING]

Thanks for watching!

[@BigJohnsonGG]

Nice, Congratulations! Carry on

[@amandahess2267]

Great review

[@dougdishler2086]

Man love the channel Iam also a new camper lol.. very good video

[@idahorodgersusmc]

Anything more than what you need is just living in excess. 👍 Great little set up, I'm glad your taking the time to explore on your trip👍

[@edwardflocken2755]

Nice review

[@XRING]

Thanks Ed!

[@TexasTrained]

I've lived in a RV for 22 years when I welded on pipelines and then for 19 years when I trained race horses.Anything you need to know I can answer. I used a 32 foot bumper pull then upgraded to a 5th wheel style.

[@mano0183]

Very thorough review, Ray. Thank you for taking the “vacation” time to do it and sharing.

[@MrRebTyree]

Great video review of your trailer!! Thanks for taking the time while on vacation to share a review of your trailer. That's a great smaller trailer. I have an older 30 ft 5th wheel trailer, all the comforts of home. Only problem is it's to large to park it at home on the side yard, short by 6 ft. I have to store it at a RV storage facility year round. Not as easy as yours to pull in and out and set up quickly. Has dual slide outs for living/Dining room and master bedroom, full bathroom. sofa bed folds out for 2 adults. I've set up cots for the kids. tons of storage. We camped at Yosemite a few years back, awesome place to visit, but camp grounds were crowded. That trip made think about downsizing to a smaller trailer or RV. I could tow jeep behind it. I do like your trailer good size and storage!!! You end up spending more time outside than inside anyway!!! Great review Ray, enjoy your trip and stay safe and watch your six!!! Reb out.

[@WheeledandWellArmed]

Thanks, good to learn.

[@XRING]

Thanks Wheeled and well Armed! I hope you have been well.

[@WheeledandWellArmed]

@@XRING My family went to the Grand Teton, Yellowstone and now at Glaser National Park I'm enjoying some alone time but miss them. Looking at renting accessible camper.

[@PugrockerProductions]

Thanks so much. We are on the cusp of buying this exact model used and needed a deep dive. You did a great job. Appreciate the detail :). Happy camping!

[@ranger4219]

Nicely done.

[@tom_olofsson]

The camera work is much better than your normal videos. What has changed?

[@petercampbell3828]

Great review. I spent my childhood summers in a trailer. My bunk folded down from the wall like a shelf. I remember that it was so close to the ceiling that I couldn't roll over! Also torturous if a mosquito got in. Stay safe and enjoy the rest of your vacation.

[@stratos27]

The bunks remind me of being stationed ship board!! Great rig Ray. Nice to see you putting it to good use.

[@topoff33]

Awesome review Ray!!! Now I am wanting one!!

[@rossvanderpoel3907]

Camping……lol. Glad you’re out and about in this countries beautiful landscapes. I can’t wait for Canada to open. I need to get back in my tent, 1.5 hr boat ride to peninsula/no roads/no electricity. Nothin but walleye fishing for 10 days. Roughing it for sure.

[@badbilly429]

I can say from your tone and the video that if you keep up this hobby you will be getting a bigger rig! Also advice from a guy who sells a lot of tires for trailers, ditch all the cheap tires and get goodyear endurance trailer tires for your primary's and your spares.

[@XRING]

I’ll take the advice on the tires. Won’t be trading up for another camper.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Very informative video! Thanks buddy! We want the same style camper!

[@georgewilson60]

Ray, I’d highly recommend upgrading your battery setup to two 6v deep cycle batteries in series if the mount will allow for when you can’t connect to land power, same overall power output but for a longer period of time due to amp hours.

[@XRING]

Thanks George. I have been messing around with that idea as well. Just haven’t had the time to do any upgrades just yet. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@kubikariYOU]

Thanks for another thorough review!

[@talkingrock7011]

Campers sure have changed since we bought ours in 1998 and we don’t even use it anymore it just sets beside a unattached carport , thanks for the tour , shoot straight

[@live4wild968]

Thanks Ray for the Tour. Very nice Trailer

[@jackson7421]

There are lots of families on KZbin that live full time in their RV. Checking out some of their channels could give you more ideas for a solar set up for dry camping if that turns out to be your thing. I like “Less Junk, More Journey “ Great review. I couldn’t see if you had one, but if not you should put a surge protector in line from the camp ground power

[@RickKerr]

oooh my .....not for this ORG (old retired guy) !! Great review though ... thank you!

[@johnschmidt5412]

I don’t think Rick will fit in the bunkhouse. You may have to up grade.LOL. Have a safe trip and enjoy.

[@yankey4]

You need to let me make you a battery. Can do a lithium one. Would save you weight but most of all LOADS more power for the same space. We could add solar also. Thanks for sharing brother. God Bless..

[@XRING]

I am all ears and I think you would be the one to give me the guidance. My email is [e-mail] when you get the time.

[@dkgoff]

Great review!!! Add the model number to the description and you will get more traffic. When I was shopping for an RV, I was looking for reviews like yours to give me a real owner review.

[@levicummins7317]

Very cool

[@xzaclee4067]

Curios if the underbelly is covered and if camping in freezing temps a concern?

[@XRING]

This one was covered and had the winter package. I have since sold this one and bought a new Micro Minnie with the cold weather package and tank heaters. I appreciate you watching.

[@CZz59]

I had one ... HEATER WENT OUT... NOT ENOUGH WATER... @30 gal. WATER HEATER QUIT... HE'S OUR ONE OUT AGAIN... I SOLD IT AND TOOK A BIG BATH... $18000.00 1-YEAR-OLD...

[@angelcapote1218]

Ray is that truck a 1500, is it good enough for that rv.

[@XRING]

It’s good enough and I have no problems pulling it. I do miss the diesel power though.

[@robertwarren4706]

You buy tires4that by Sumitomo or Yokohama tires for that trailers got heavier sidewalls have fun God bless

[@sanmiguel2197]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing! God Bless!

[@jock308]

Good review nice to see the differences compared to the UK.

[@JakeHunter2010]

Nice size. Love the color. #JakeHunter88

[@stevekiemele995]

Turn off the gas fridge when refueling if the fridge is on the pump side.

[@angelcapote1218]

That’s the one I was looking at . Just per Perfect for my wife and I.

[@MrTimbo1997]

Get sewer hose stand

[@MrTimbo1997]

Hey check into solar panels for the top . Did you down grade your truck seems worried about weigh thought you had a 2500 or 3500 chevy with diesel.

[@XRING]

I did Tim and went with a new 1500. Not so thrilled with it. Think I will be going back to a diesel as soon as they come in.

[@MrTimbo1997]

@@XRING i just got dually ram my self

[@ghneely]

@@XRING Great video. Looking at an 18 myself. Curious about your 1500 comment. What engine do you have? I have a Ram 1500 with the 3.6L V-6, but I generally stay under the speed limit.

[@ghneely]

Oh, scratch that question. I see you answered it in another comment!

[@bunnyfartloads]

Great review thank you.