As a rule, I don't like Murphy beds in RVs because they're almost always in the driver's side slide-out near the front of the vehicle. But this one is exceptional, and in that perfect North / South configuration. As such, it really gives you the option of leaving it down 24/7 or folding it up so you can use the couch. With side mounted Murphy beds, you pretty much have to store them away during the day if you want full use of the cabin, and getting to the bathroom is also difficult for anyone sleeping on the opposite side because there's usually no room to walk around when the bed is deployed.
went to look at this trailer with the couch in it. it was wonderful but when we pulled out the couch it touched the kitchen counter so you couldn't get to the bathroom.
The couch certainly has some trade offs. The sleeping experience on the couch is more comfortable than the dinette, but you do lose that walking space when the couch is pulled out. Thanks for sharing!
Capacity is 25 gallons each. What specifically are you looking for and I'll get a salesperson to take some pics. It might be easier to call/text 225-275-2940
It is definitely a growing trend in the industry. Quicker and better cooling but uses more battery power than a traditional RV fridge. I've heard arguments both ways and understand each side.
So... what is really your question about, the Fridge or the TV? Not sure why you are asking the question. So let me see if I can do a better job than the BS Miller's gave you. Regarding the fridge, making it 12 volt eliminates those nasty fins inside the fridge giving you a LOT more room. This RV is certainly *NOT* designed to be a full-time boondocking/off-grid set up, if it was, it would have solar not *OPTIONAL* solar. That being said, after looking on the Winne website it looks like the fridge is "optional" as well, meaning that it doesn't come standard. So I wonder which fridge does comes standard... Because this is *NOT* set up for boondocking the TV is going to *ONLY* run on "shore-power". Hope this helps. The MSRP for this particular RV is *$48,000* not including the *options* this youngster showed us. So to answer the question on the the thumbnail pic, *NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT* It is "Not Worth the Hype"! Go buy a Grand Design because they *ARE WORTH THE HYPE.*
Depends on year and how equipped but definitely possible with some - tow capacity ranges from 3,500 to 6,800 lbs on recent Tacomas. Most of the 2108's weigh around 4,000 lbs.
I try to remember that colors in an RV are like colors in a nice resort. They often would be things I wouldn't choose for my house but I don't mind when I'm on vacation. It helps me, hopefully it will give you a different perspective too!
That’s a Stupid Murphy bed. You still have to crawl out the bottom of the bed as they have the side boxes. The whole idea of a North / south bed is to be able to get out the sides. Also not a bad review but I wanted to see the size of cupboard above the sink.
Understand your thoughts about the side boxes. There is a balance between having the outside pass through storage (what's under the box) and ability to walk the full length of the bed. It is actually pretty easy to get in and out of the bed when it's down. If you want to reach out we can get you pics of the above sink storage - sales@millersrv.com or text/call 225-275-2940
Great question and unfortunately in many instances you shouldn't. We are a family business that truly cares for our customers and it shows in both our videos and our sales process. Here are a few things to consider: Start with our Google reviews - read for yourself what our customers have to say about us. In our videos we try to give open fair reviews about units and parts/accessories that are available. If you've watched many of our videos we often include what we don't like about the product as well. Our goal for videos is to be a trusted source of information to the RV community. Our sales process starts with asking the customer how they want to use their RV and then we make recommendations for units that fit their use. If we don't have a product that aligns we will quickly say so and not try to push a customer into something we have in stock. This is different than many dealerships but we believe it is the right thing to do and ultimately it will also prove to be the best for the company too through long term satisfied customers. If those 2 aren't enough, give a call and I will be happy to discuss with you - my name is Jeff Hilliard and I am the owner of the company. You won't have any issues getting to me - text/call 225-275-2940. Whether you are convinced or not, I hope you enjoy your RV Journey.
