First off, hello from a new joiner! My wife, 7yo son and I already enjoy camping in a Coachmen Apex Nano 193bhs. When we bought it a year and a half ago, it was the only camper that checked all of our must have boxes. A slide out, bunks, regular bed ...
Seen a Canyon V6 in the campground last night with a Keystone Passport 2510. Dry weight of around 5k. Said it tows really good, he keeps it around 60mph. He also said he had a Honda Ridgeline he used to tow with and the motor went on it. Ouch! Nice t...
SoundGuy wrote: My Coachmen Freedom Express came with a grill that pulls out of the sidewall so the first thing I did was swap it out for a stove - no way I want a grill that smokes and leaves behind a greasy grilling smell anywhere near the camper. ...
We have a 2017 Coachmen Apex Nano 193bhs. 3500 pounds unloaded. We really like it and it has a lot of interior room with the slide. No issues with any defects. Have had 7 people inside and felt comfortable. Their line of Nanos might be worth a look.
Wow that’s awesome to hear! Even with my smaller camper, the rpm’s will climb pretty high and I see stories of these trucks running 4500+ rpm’s for extended periods hauling larger trailers, but are meant to handle it. Do you experience that kind of r...
