Thanks...yes more nimble for sure. With the new grandbaby coming...not sure when Alaska will happen....but we have the rig to do that in for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting!!

Thanks...it will be a different experience in it versus our 310RL for sure.

Yes I would agree. The decision to go w/o a slide was interesting. We like the distinct bedroom in the 2075 but the pinch point in the kitchen is tight for sure...RVing is a series of trade offs for sure.

Yes...very excited...this will be our third..the first 2 from our oldest....this new one from our youngest. Thanks

This trailer will be a warm up to our eventual Airstream...maybe...haha. There are some nice features in this rig and for the size...it has great storage. We are keeping our 5th wheel just in case though. haha.

@@TheRoadSMITHS OOOHHHH, come over to the shiny side..... Hahahaha!

Thanks....yes..we love our 5th wheel...very comfortable....but we are looking forward to being more nimble in this for the kind of traveling we will be doing over the next year or two.

Thanks..not that we "needed" another one...but the group we were originally planning on going with all have bigger rigs but bought something smaller as well to go in order to boondock more and get into smaller places. We will go at some point but as mentioned this one is perfect for "moochdocking" at our daughter and son in laws house to give them their space while we visit.

Thanks...yes we have some friends that have the same model Airstream as you. It will nice to much more nimble for a while. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks so much! It will be a change for sure.

Thank you...we are excited to travel lighter in this one for a bit.Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks...it will be interesting to see how this goes...haha. We will store our Alliance just in case this does not go well...haha.

Thanks. It will be very interesting.

Haha...we liked the 2375 as well....and I guess I should clarify..the 2075 is 25 feet form hitch to bumper...but the "box" is just over 20 feet so the 2375 is still longer and you have a slide in it. But yes its all relative...we went from a big house for a 35foot fifth wheel with 3 slides to a 21 foot trailer with no slide ( we are keeping our fifth wheel though for now). Pam thinks it my way to get her down to a tent...haha...not thats not that case. Think this is the smallest we would go. Yes we like Lance..before we bought the Alliance I was leaning toward the 2465. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Now that makes sense that a 2075 would be more like 20’. Tenting is for young’uns. She’s right. 😊

This smaller trailer will be a bit of a challenge after living in the 5er for the last 3 years, but it will also be interesting and fun to see where it takes us that we couldn’t get to in the bigger one. Thanks so much and safe travels to you guys!!

We will be back for a week first week of June then headed out west. Will you still be there?

Our grandson is getting married on Memorial Day...we'll leave Tuesday for KY, OH, MI.

We think its laid out pretty well. Would have done the Bathroom and Bedroom a little different but not a show stopper. Tons of storage for a "little one". It will definitely force us outside more...in the 5th wheel since its so comfortable inside...we don't spend as much time just hanging around outside.

We do like the 1985 as well and it was really down to those 2 models....the 2075 and the 1985. We like the no slide option when we get there and when we leave...but would like to have it all the time we are stationary..haha...thats asking too much. We do like to clear delineation of the Bedroom in the 2075 since I am an early riser and Pam is not. Haha. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It should be interesting. Hopefully by the time we see you guys we will have not developed claustrophobia. Haha.

Thanks...we do like the Wayfarers and the Renegade Vienna as well....we looked at both but since we had the Truck already this made more sense...and we got it for pre-owned price with the warranty of new since it was a holdover. We told some friends with Airstream that this was our warm up to that at a more economical price to see if we could survive without a slide. Haha. Why are you switching...just curious.

@@TheRoadSMITHS so I am going by RVentures Today. as we started our own channel. lol! so we are trading in bc I wanted an airstream but my hubby wanted to try the class c. Don't get me wrong, we love our Tiffin. Quality is there is just that I don't want slides. I keep hearing horror stories about the malfunctions of the slides while on the road... guess I got spooked out! lol

Its does make it tighter but takes that worry away for sure. Thanks

Thanks it will be interesting....you will see just how "roomy" it is in Sept...haha. We think its a great design for a small camper. Yes on the Brooklyn beds they are nice but we did purchase the one in the Alliance.

Haha...we will give you a first hand look on how this goes over the next 6 months....haha. It will be challenging but since we are keeping our 310.....if all else fails we will jettison the Lance and go back to our "safe space'. haha. On the icemaker its a Silonn. What I read its that there is only a few makers and they re-brand them since they look very similar. The bullet shaped cube are the most economical...the ones that make square or "sonic" ice...are much more. We have used it once and in an hour made ice for drinks for a few days. Will keep you posted.

Yes...we just wanted to more nimble, compact, lighter and not destroy our Alliance.

Thanks...they packed a lot of features in a small space....BUT...its not custom like yours is. Assuming you still have it though?

@@TheRoadSMITHS oh yes. We love the cow. Still amazes us how many people stop and see it. We hope to get west later in summer. Yall be safe. ❤️

Hey Andy....thanks.....we hope they are still as good as they use to be before being purchased by t REV...but RRV does make a good product as well. (Renegade, Fleetwood, American Coach, Holiday Rambler) and so far what we have seen feels solid. I have heard of Hymer and yes they have a great reputation. This will interesting going from our 310 to this for a while. We will store our 310 for the year ( give her a break..she has performed well over the last 3 years) and see how this goes before we re-plan Alaska. Hope you both are well!!

Thanks guys.....hope you bother are well. We will be up in your neck of the woods in September ( Tetons)...lets try anf get together.

We would love that. September is a great time to be in Tetons and Yellowstone. Hopefully we can do some boating on Jackson and Yellowstone Lakes.

Thanks for the comments. Yes they have made some improvements and we know that no trailer is perfect. We will keep an eye on things.

We did look at the OVR as well and really liked it. They did not have any holdovers when we looked so the Lance being a 2022 holdover the price was right. Good luck with yours and will follow along!

@@TheRoadSMITHS That makes complete sense!

Thanks Sherri. This was perfect fr what we were planning on doing...but now that our plans have changed it still is. We are looking forward to the adventures it will bring us and the lighter towing!!

@@TheRoadSMITHS I’m glad you still make use of it even though your plans changed. I like you can make use of it in tight spots.

Agreed. It will fun to be nimble for a bit but tight spaces for sure. We can’t think of a better reason to postpone the trip than having a new grand baby.

Lots of great mod ideas on the 2075 FB pages.

The Norcold fridge in my unit works exceptionally well. Cools in less than 4 hours.

Dometc makes a soft close lid for the porcelain toilet. It is much more robust.

Thats good to know...have heard some bad stories on the absorption fridges.

Yes...kind os surprised it did not come with that...our 5th wheel did...same toilet.

Yes...very excited...this will be our third..the first 2 from our oldest....this new one from our youngest. Thanks

@@TheRoadSMITHS we get 3 new ones this year... to add to the current 2!! WOW...

Hey guys. We are 100% sure now. It’s a question of do we go when the baby is an infant and our daughter needs more help maybe or when the baby is a toddler and then we miss that. So we need to really think that through. Let’s keep talking and see how each one of our plans shape up.

Thanks. The tank sizes are decent for a rig this small. 45 fresh 40 black and 40 grey. Like the idea of the drawer but this rig has the I command system. (Actually wish it did not) and the command module is at the foot of the bed. We typically keep the stuff we don’t need very often under the bed. Love how they reinforced the struts.

Yes we had heard that. What size are you changing the orifices to? And those quick disconnects are anything but quick. I have yet to get them attached.

Samsung DG96-00340B it's a kit. If I remember correctly it's the white orifice.

Hey. Was wondering if you might have meant this comment for Taj and Ashanti?

@@TheRoadSMITHS it accidentally went to your page, my apologies!

@veeemit9719 no worries. Just thought you might like to know.

We have two friends named Lance in our old Texas neighborhood...and then of course there is Lance Armstrong, Lance Berkman, Lance Bass and of course if we are really stretching it, Lancelot Link.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z6x9it2SlduYep8.html. so I am afraid its no coincidence my friends. Haha. Thanks so much for the kind words!! Hope to see you guy are the road this year so we can introduce you to the newest Lance!!

We liked the 1685, the 1985 and the 1995 as well....with the slide seems roomier in some respect but the clear delineation of the bedroom is nice in the 2075. Slides are great until they aren't. Haha. Although in our Alliance with 3 slides, the slide we thought would have failed us, the Schwintek, has been fine...it was one of the hydraulic slides that did. Because we were going to go to Alaska with 3 other couples, and the rigs they were taking did not have slides, we did not want to be the ones to say....."hey we cant leave yet because our slide wont go in" Yes Lance is no longer independent but The REV Group does make good products in the other classes of product...Renegage, Fleetwood, American Coach,Holiday Rambler etc. so still good bones at the parent. I have seen your name on the Lance FB page so hope to communicate with you more...and fell free to ping us on the 2075. There is another YT channel called Idaho Voyager who have a 2021 (I think..or maybe a 2020) 2075 and they have been a good source of information as well.

Yes...we did like the 2375 and before we purchased our Alliance, I was leaning toward the Lance 2465. We also like the 1985...but the distinct bedroom in the 2075 was better for us over the 1985. Couple of reasons on the 2075...1.) the other couples that we were going to go to Alaska with all had smaller rigs with no slide and we did not want to be the one that woke up one morning and said..."we cant leave because our slide wont go in" now we know thats a small chance but Schwintek slides can be finicky and number 2.). this was a 2022 holdover so we go the full warranty at really good price and to get in that same price range in a 2375 we would have to go several years old and used. w/o warranty. We figured if Airstream people could go without a slide...we would try as well. We will see how it goes...haha. Thanks for the tip on the grabber...that will help with the cubby space.

Yes it does. Not optimum but it works. I just added a 90 degree valterra to replace the straight down gate valve. I also have a Y connector to link them together.

Yes. Life happens. We can’t think of a better reason to cancel our trip to Alaska than having another grand baby!!

Oh my goodness! We have a mutual friend? Are you from Corinth as well? Oh yes, I do enjoy my wine! ~Pam

Booneville. We camp with Rick and Betty Ann a lot.

@@mikekilgore4887 oh so fun! They stopped by and we got a chance to visit last year when they were near our place in Southwest Florida! So much fun!!

I’m not sure I understand what you mean?

@@TheRoadSMITHS Sorry, door to the bedroom with the tweak in the tv/storage wall you talked about.

@bjwieland-doucet5917 oh gotcha! Yes, we’ve laughed and said “too bad Lance doesn’t let us help design their trailers”! 🤣

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