Considering buying a Coachman Apex Nano 191RBS

[mehwwh]

Does anyone have any experience with this unit or thoughts about me considering this unit?

I corrected the Coachman Apex Nano model # to 191RBS.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

[bakerkids]

mikakuja wrote:
hmmm, I didn't find it too hard to highlight 191RBS right click and select search the internet..... Stranger yet, a whole bunch of information suddenly appeared on my screen pertaining to the 191RBS... Wow, that was difficult.
Some people have nothing better to do than complain and critique posts rather than supply constructive comments.
I like the Coachmen products but have no experience with this particular model. I would however check out the Lance and Livin Lite units before making a decision.
The one negative comment I have is that I am not a big fan of single axle trailers, but to each their own.

Exactly. I'm often surprised people come back to the forum.

[ib516]

I looked at one, but some cons I saw:
- No enclosure to the shower, just wallpaper
- No taps in the shower either
- Small fresh water tank (30 gal)

I'm leaning towards the Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1900.

[mikakuja]

hmmm, I didn't find it too hard to highlight 191RBS right click and select search the internet..... Stranger yet, a whole bunch of information suddenly appeared on my screen pertaining to the 191RBS... Wow, that was difficult.
Some people have nothing better to do than complain and critique posts rather than supply constructive comments.
I like the Coachmen products but have no experience with this particular model. I would however check out the Lance and Livin Lite units before making a decision.
The one negative comment I have is that I am not a big fan of single axle trailers, but to each their own.

[KirkJB]

As much as I enjoy the banter on posting etiquette, I too am interested in purchasing an Apex Nano 191RBS. So, if you have one please let me know how you like it. If you don't own one, and want to comment anyway, please feel free to look it up on the internet and post your opinions. Or, if you don't own one, don't want to comment on it and don't want to look it up on the internet, feel free to move on to the next topic. So if you're in that first category there are at least two of us that want to hear what you have to say.

[SoundGuy]

mehwwh wrote:
I don't understand how me providing a link will enable anyone to recall and share their experiences (good and bad). That's all I asked for. I didn't ask for any specific information about the rv that I could have secured over the Internet. Only someone who has owned or presently owns the Coachman Apex Nano 191RBS (the unit that I'm interested in) can.

Well E-X-C-U-S-E us! :R

[mehwwh]

I don't understand how me providing a link will enable anyone to recall and share their experiences (good and bad). That's all I asked for. I didn't ask for any specific information about the rv that I could have secured over the Internet. Only someone who has owned or presently owns the Coachman Apex Nano 191RBS (the unit that I'm interested in) can.

[SoundGuy]

mehwwh wrote:
The brand name and model number was included in the subject line. If you don't know anything about that particular item, don't reply.

Agree ... but if you do a bit of leg work yourself by including a link in your post to whatever it is you're asking about that would more likely encourage others to respond without criticism. 🙂

[mehwwh]

The brand name and model number was included in the subject line. If you don't know anything about that particular item, don't reply. Pretty simple as far as I am concerned. But then again, I'm the "lazy person wanting help".

[mehwwh]

LarryJM wrote:

whatimmadoboutmylegs wrote:

LarryJM wrote:

mehwwh wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with this unit or thoughts about me considering this unit?

Since you gave ABSOLUTELY NO FACTS to consider I don't see how anyone can give you any information. It that unit weighs 17,000lbs and is 40+ ft long I think it's too much for your TV ... so there is my thoughts based on the two numbers I ASSUMED.

Larry

Perhaps the OP assumed you might be capable of Googling the trailer model they listed in the post title.

So I'm supposed to do the leg work for the lazy person wanting help --- NOT in my lifetime:(

Larry

[LarryJM]

whatimmadoboutmylegs wrote:

LarryJM wrote:

mehwwh wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with this unit or thoughts about me considering this unit?

Since you gave ABSOLUTELY NO FACTS to consider I don't see how anyone can give you any information. It that unit weighs 17,000lbs and is 40+ ft long I think it's too much for your TV ... so there is my thoughts based on the two numbers I ASSUMED.

Larry

Perhaps the OP assumed you might be capable of Googling the trailer model they listed in the post title.

So I'm supposed to do the leg work for the lazy person wanting help --- NOT in my lifetime:(

Larry

[hittintheroad2g]

I can't give you an opinion on the Nano, but I have an Apex, a smaller bunkhouse one, and my husband and I are very happy with the unit itself. When we purchased it we were very limited because of our tow capacity at the time (max was like 6,ooo lbs). In our search for a lite-weight travel trailer, we liked the Apex the best, quality/construction was good and it didn't feel cheap. Good luck with your decision, I was baffled at how stressful it was when we were buying.

[whatimmadoboutm]

LarryJM wrote:

mehwwh wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with this unit or thoughts about me considering this unit?

Since you gave ABSOLUTELY NO FACTS to consider I don't see how anyone can give you any information. It that unit weighs 17,000lbs and is 40+ ft long I think it's too much for your TV ... so there is my thoughts based on the two numbers I ASSUMED.

Larry

Perhaps the OP assumed you might be capable of Googling the trailer model they listed in the post title.

[SoundGuy]

This Coachmen Apex Nano would be my preference over that KZ E181RB you asked about earlier - larger tanks, longer awning - but as a single axle trailer it still suffers many of the same drawbacks as that KZ. As mentioned in your other thread I'd question the purchase of any one of these models when dual axle versions of similar length that don't suffer any of these drawbacks are so readily available. :h

[LarryJM]

mehwwh wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with this unit or thoughts about me considering this unit?

Since you gave ABSOLUTELY NO FACTS to consider I don't see how anyone can give you any information. It that unit weighs 17,000lbs and is 40+ ft long I think it's too much for your TV ... so there is my thoughts based on the two numbers I ASSUMED.

Larry