5 things you love most and 5 things you love the least.

5 I love are easy

1. toyhauler! bring my fun with me
2. garage is queen bedroom for kiddo and has private 1/2 bath
3. it is just beautiful to look at and great floorplan for us
4. it has all the bells and whistles, we aren't denied anything in it
5. glad we have a generator on board, love this feature

what I don't like
hmmm..........5 things? no way I can do that

length? 40 ft and just a tad big for some state parks but we can squeeze in most we frequent

ahhh.....
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sorry. no more. we really love our rig

LOVE
1. The many many memories we have made
2. Having a dry comfortable place to relax at the end of the day
3. All the mods we made to make this rig our own
4. The ability to boondock for a long time
5. Ths rig is old enough that I no longer care much about scratches or dings
NOT SO MUCH LOVE
1.. Do not like folding out, in, out bunk ends when wet
2. Noisey neighbors? Too bad, aside from runnng the AC no way around the outside noise.
3. After fourteen years the roof is settling and now puddles water in a few spots. No leaks
4. Overall quality is lacking.
5/ Wish it was two feetlonger without canvas ends

5 I love:
Outside kitchen
No slides on awning side
Power awning
No power jacks
Towing down the highway

5 that could be better:
Mattress
Larger bedroom
That is all I have...

I guess that noisy neighbors would rate as my do not like list, so are neighbors who pull to close to my RV when parked in dry camping where there is 1000 feet around me for them to go someplace other than 45 or 50 feet away from me.

Things I like, and you are only giving me 5?

Camping near a lake, with 1,000 feet of shoreline to myself! Or in a Meadow at the North Rim National Forest of the Grand Canyon, with well over 2 miles before my next neighbor!

Spending a couple of weeks dry camping before needing to go someplace to drain my black tank, and refill the 100 gallon fresh water tank

Solar panels - charge the battery silently, inverters too!

All the very scenic National Parks that I have had the ability to visit over the years. And been able to dry camp near them for weeks at a time too!

Being able to visit the Albuquerque Hot Air Balloon Fiesta, and dry camp near the launch location for a week! It was a lot of fun to chase the balloons and meet new friends!

Really this is a difficult way to list just 5 things I Love about my RV. My 100 gallon fresh water tank, and the 2,734 pounds of cargo rating are among them! Easy to add more water to the fresh tank filler by hanging the 7.5 gallon tanks from the ladder rack, and fill it quickly, then get more water while out sightseeing. . .

Have fun camping!

Fred.

Good Stuff
1- electric winch
2- electric awning
3- ground clearance
4- amount of storage
5- bed comfort
6- slide out
7- central a/c
Needs Improvment
1- windows don't open enough
2- entry door is too close to the end of the awning
3- bumper won't support a bike rack
4- no convenient place to hang a toilet tissue holder

A lot more than five likes some based on the OP's five.
:B :B :B
How well my rig handles making 12+ hour days a pleasure.
9000 lbs of CCC which with some added areas in the rear we use a lot of it.
Girrard Awning with adjustable sensitivity and AquaHot heat.
Being able to boondock 5-7 days without cutting back on anything.
Yes the memories and the freedom to roam and snowbird.
:( :( :(
The learning curve for all the systems... good reason to keep it for another 11 years.
NoCold 1200 POS which I recently replaced with a home refer.
The looks I get when arriving at a USFS CG but the thumbs up after getting it into a difficult spot.
The cost of insurance going up every year even though the value goes down.
Running out of negatives.:h
King Dome Sat dish :(

The things I love:
1. Easy comfortable towing for a family of 5 plus 1 occasional guest.
2. Good gas mileage when not towing, and very reliable tow vehicle.
3. Comfortable place to sleep for a family of 5 plus 1 guest.
4. 340W of solar, and 300 AH of batteries.
5. 12V compressor fridge (replaced OEM Dometic - much more reliable temperature control, only pulls 40W when running).

The things I don't like:
1. Gas mileage when towing. No better than anyone else (and no worse). Wish I could afford a Volvo XC90 hybrid.
2. Floor plan leads to difficulty getting proper TW. I'm constantly putting stuff onto the front bed to try to get it up high enough. (Might move a battery - they're currently under a dinette seat directly above the axle.)
3. Fully loaded the trailer is pretty close to GVWR, and only about 250 lbs under the axle and tire ratings. (They should have used a higher-capacity axle to give more margin, but then they probably didn't think people would stick 300 lbs of batteries and 100 lbs of solar on the trailer. :) )
4. Trailer has attached power cord - pulling it in and out is a pain. Fortunately, it's also something I rarely do (only to run the air).
5. Didn't come plumbed with winterization kit (but did have water heater bypass) - installed one myself. Bizarre thing to not have.

All in all, I'm pretty happy with my new trailer. It has some significant advantages over my old one, but it's not without the usual set of compromises.

Love most...

Small footprint
Lots of jalousie windows
Twin beds that are always beds
All the comforts of home (except D/W, W/D)
Drags easily


Love least...

Small bathroom
Little kitchen counter space
Smallish water tanks (32 gallons)
Only room for 2 6 volt batteries in the battery compartment
Worry about damage - when they mow & trim near us

And - I know that some of the things I love least are a result of the thing I love most. ;)

Love most: pretty much everything. What I don't love, I like. :)

Love least: 7 mpg
Maintenance/insurance expense
Not enough time and money to travel the USA.

5 things I love:
The layout. It is perfect for two people with plenty of room for everything with some left over.
The length. At 34', we have access to a lot of places longer rigs don't.
The solar. We added 600W of solar and so can boondock with running a generator.
The propane. I wouldn't even think of replacing my fridge or stove with electric only. It would only add generator run time.
The wheels. I love that my house moves.

5 Things I Hate:
The carpet. We will be getting rid of it eventually.
The lighting. I hate overhead lights, though the LEDs are better than office flourecent. We will be adding dimmer switches soon.
The dark walls. And we will paint these eventually.
The carpet. Yeah, it deserves two entries.
The fact that I am too short to reach the fantastic fan in the kitchen to open it.