vrv toyhauler
I am thinking of getting a VRV toyhauler. My total weight with gear,water,propane etc and weight of trailer should be about 6000lbs. I have heard that the tongue weight is about 10 to 15% of total w...
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Congrats on your new trailer!!! Looking to purchase same one in next month.
For those that have used their VRV in the summer season, do you think it has enough insulation or in other words, since the camper is mainly aluminum, does it respond like a car (only stays hot or cold when the heat or AC is running), or will it maintain it's temperature more like a house (takes a little while to get cold or hot, but stays that way for a little while even after you turn the heat or AC off)?
Also, there is an option to get Extra Insulation sprayed on the bottom of the VRV for 2,000 dollars. Has anyone gotten that option and do you think it is worth the money?? Just wanting to make my trailer perfect since I plan on keeping it 15+ years.
Thanks!
For those that have used their VRV in the summer season, do you think it has enough insulation or in other words, since the camper is mainly aluminum, does it respond like a car (only stays hot or cold when the heat or AC is running), or will it maintain it's temperature more like a house (takes a little while to get cold or hot, but stays that way for a little while even after you turn the heat or AC off)?
Also, there is an option to get Extra Insulation sprayed on the bottom of the VRV for 2,000 dollars. Has anyone gotten that option and do you think it is worth the money?? Just wanting to make my trailer perfect since I plan on keeping it 15+ years.
Thanks!
