That might be in the works.

You are so welcome!

Thanks so much!

Glad you like them! More on the way.

Wow, those are some impressive MODs. I want to add another 400 watts of solar but the GoPower ones are still pretty pricy.

My pleasure! Next video will be on the mistakes we think Coachmen made.

Thanks! We are actually uploading a new video now. This will be a 5 month 10,000 mile review.

Thank you! 😊

The shower is a one piece surround thankfully. We wish they would have just gone with white rather than the fake marble pattern. The stone backslash is actually a peal and stick from Home Depot, and boy does it stick. We have used it before with no issues. It's about an 8th to a quarter inch thick.

@@ricktanner9817 - Good to know, thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it. Still wondering just why this one got so many views.

It wasn't very difficult but makes a huge difference. Both when sleeping and watching TV.

@@ricktanner9817 I agree!! What material did you use? How did you attach it? Dimensions? Sorry for so many ??’s 👍

@lorriemelko1285 We don't actually remember the type of wood, but almost anything would work. I believe it was a soft wood, but I don't think it was pine. We drilled holes and attached it with small bolts. Not sure the exact measurements but just short of the length of the bed. About 18" above the surface of the bed.

@@ricktanner9817 Many thanks for the reply Rick!! Another one for the “ honey do list”😉

Great idea!!

My hope is this model will continue to improve. We do like the dinette in the Jayco Granite Ridge and the bathroom in the EKKO.

@@ricktanner9817 I like the bedroom in the Granite Ridge and Ekko and the table in your Coachman. Because it makes into a bed and I like the old style feeling of the table with a view out the window! My husband and I are glad that you have connected with Bob and Hillary. We love their channel!

Daughter bought a Thor Tallero 20 J. We now realize the J is for junk with a 10 year mortgage!

Short answer is yes. We only drycamp so fresh water is our greatest challenge to staying out there longer. We do carry another 10 gallons for drinking and washing dishes so the 30 gallons is used mainly for showering and flushing the toilet. We can go about 6 days before needing to fill up on fresh water.

The engine is still in the break-in period, so it should get a little better with a little time. Currently, I am getting about 16 mpg on the HWY. There are a few tradeoffs that do work against better mileage. Namely, the AWD, lift kit, all terrain tires, and dullies. As much as I want the best mpg I can get, these are things that allow us to go further than most to the places we want to be. All the other features allow us to stay longer. Thanks for the comment.

Sherri says yes, some were even better. She really gets all the credit. I just enjoy it.

The rear cargo doors are 39" wide by 43" tall.

Great question. It was the piece of wood under the sink where another MOD happened. The hinges are from the silverware drawer.

Great question and one I searched for prior to buying, unsuccessful. In good conditions (not windy and no steep hills) I get about 16 mpg. Keep in mind I am pretty loaded and the RV is lifted with all wheel drive and all terrain tires. In addition to that, there are dual 250 amp alternators to feed the house batteries. 16 mpg is actually pretty good when you consider all those factors.

There is a lock on each door, but they were basic. We recently upgraded them while at the Quartzsite RV Show.

@@ricktanner9817 Thanks Rick, you have an awesome channel - keep up the good work!! 👍

Very easy. Generally, they will just peal off by hand. If not, I will use a hair dryer to warm them up, and they they come off super easy. I should add that I removed them to make the RV look better. Nothing at all against Coachmen, I just didn't like some to the fonts and graphics. Also, it was just too much. Sometimes less is more.

Amazon, it's a stick and peel. No screws and it has not come down.

@@ricktanner9817Thank you! Where did you get the headboard from?

We built it. @@MrsAdAstra

@@ricktanner9817Thank you!

We had the same concerns before buying, but could find no answers. Our answer is two big thumbs 👍. We sleep with the bed higher than a normal bed, and for me, it feels very cosey and comfortable. As this is a very well insulated 4-seasons RV, we have not noticed and temperature issues. I agree the locks can be easily broken. But that would be pretty noisy, so by the time someone got it open, they would be looking at a twitchy 9mm. Just like any RV, take precautions, consider very carefully where you overnight, and always be on guard. Finally, I would add the we have full bins on one side, meaning you would have to unload at least 3 of them to get in. On the other side, we installed a headboard, so you would need tools and good light to take that apart. There again would be the 9mm to deal with. Not in Canada, of course.

@@ricktanner9817 Im glad it works for you.....I like this unit very much....I just had that sleeping concern.....

Almost all RVs have the same little cheezy locks on the storage doors and such. Unfortunately for the 20XG, one set of those locks does give access to the interior space. They are quickly and rather inexpensively replaceable with something more robust.

Crime is everywhere, you can take precautions and think ahead to mitigate the risks, and prepare for the possibility. I use security cameras, and keep a huge 3’ long screwdriver 🪛 in the vehicle.

We also keep bear spray by the door. Not that we expect to see any bears.

Ours did not come with spare or jack. Even if it did a flat on the dullies I could not change it. I have seen it done and it is a huge amount of work for a professional with the proper tools. I do carry a tire repair kit with air pump and I have successfully used that before without removing the tire. This will only work if you find an accessible nail/screw in the tread and have use of a jack. Other option is roadside assistance.

I will take this opportunity to correct some misinformation in my last video. First I neglected to say we do have a generator. I forget we have it because we never have to use it. On the solar, Coachmen installed 2 panels that were 200 watts each. We added 2 more for a total of 800 watts. To answer your question, Coachmen installed 2 lithium batteries at 400 amps each for a total of 800 amps. Hope this helps.

@@ricktanner9817 Thank you! Yes that does help a lot!

I will have to figure out how to do that 🤔

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@@ricktanner9817 Do you know by chance if the RV has wood or aluminum frame? Thanks

@@MrsAdAstra Aluminum

@@ricktanner9817 Thank you!

Couldn't agree more.

Overall, we have found the quality to be exceptional. The only item we were not able to repair ourselves was replacing a side camera that failed. It had to be replaced.