Episode 1: Why Buy Rockwood RV? LETS FIND OUT!

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Great content ..............Love this you make it easy to understand and make a great choice.

My 2022 Rockwood had auto level issues my dealership just couldn't get fixed. Rockwood had me bring the trailer to the factory and they were absolutely awesome. Not only did they fix the auto level, but they replaced the entire underbelly the dealership cut up, and fixed a couple things that were my fault as well as fixing things I didn't even know were a problem. Their customer service is top notch.

Thanks Hunter for this video, I didn't know Rockwoods were built this well. Definitely will be considering them.

Had a rockwood travel trailer and purchased a cedar creek fifth wheel
Wish I had bought another rockwood

Great thing about electric/gas water heater.. turn on both sources when you need hot water fast. Can't tell you how many times I forgot to turn it on and used that as a speed heat!

Love this format! I would have loved to see the plumbing. It's my one gripe on my 2022 Rockwood, they use pex fittings on flex tube and I have had to replace that in a couple locations because they leak. Please Rockwood, eliminate the flex tubing and where you need it, use the correct fittings!

We got a 2021 Flagstaff Shamrock 233S from the factory. Nearly zero issues thus far. Will most likely not go with another manufacturer in future.

Great video, Hunter. Learned a lot and may have to consider a Rockwood RV. TY

I love this video. This is such great information.

Thank you for the awesome video! We just bought a new Rockwood fifth wheel last Saturday, sounds like we made a great choice. You guys did great!

What makes Rockwood not just another forest river clone? I'm genuinely curious.... Everything this guy is saying about Rockwood reputation, is everything the real new disruptors are known for. And the double weld, is marketing speak.... "welded on both sides", otherwise known as the bare damn minimum.

We have had 2 Flagstaffs and now have a Rockwood. We won't even look at anything else.

I had a second hand flagstaff years ago and no camper stands up to it now.

Hunter this is totally next level and for Rock Wood to just peel back the layers and reveal just who they are and how they do things. Plus letting us know why they've been around for 50 years. Thanks Hunter awesome job 🤙

Great video.

Wow Hunter! My husband and I always watch your videos and they are great and informative but this one is far and above everything, this is absolutely amazing. My husband and I been researching for over a year now. Our goal is to retire in 3 years and buy a fifth wheel and a truck. This is on the top of our list now. We had Brinkley, Jayco North Point, Montana Legacy and the airstream classic at the top, this one just might be “the one”. Too bad we are in Canada though and can’t buy down there because of the exchange rate. Love your videos, thanks so much ❤❤❤

Does a significant upgrade for 2025 mean removing inverters? 🤔

Hey Hunter,
I have a 2511s Rockwood TT. I ordered a new Flagstaff 301rks 5th wheel. Should be here soon. Great campers.
My question was... which model does Rockwood Zach have.
Great video, Hunter.

Thanks
Carl

On my second Rockwood. My first was great and customer service is amazing. However I now have a 2023 2622rk. Many problems. Currently my nose cap getting very wavey with indentations. Can this gentleman help me with this problem please. This should not be happening. Also keep doing what your doing. Love the videos!!!

Jesus, Hunter! Layoff the bacon double cheeseburgers. That shit ain't cute bro. You barely fit into the screen.

Hunter, you're starting to look like a 5th wheel.

We love our Rockwood. We have a dinette, but we wish the corners on the dinette were round. We scrape the back of our legs. The construction is great. Hunter love your videos...😊

What an awesome video Hunter, absolutely loved it. We have owned 4 Rockstaffs since the nineties and can say we have had little to no issues between them all. All the reasons you explained and many more is why we love Rockstaff. One thing is I wish Rockstaff would do more of is being more transparent and what I mean is make videos showing all aspects of the company get that info we just saw in this video out to everyone. One of the other brands did videos showing why they chose a particular hitch for their toy hauler and all the testing that went on to show how and why they chose that one. Love to see all the testing that went on to come to their conclusion to go with Slipper suspension over the torsion which we have loved on all our TT’s over the years. One of main reasons we love their trailers is the all aluminum everything. Even our Murphy bed is all aluminum framed!!!

Very informative…. Thank You
We don’t own an RV, but just recently went to the Greenville South Carolina RV show and basically we’re just exploring the idea. We don’t even have a truck we have Subaru outback and Cross truck which also means if we ever get serious about it we would end up having to buy I’m assuming a full-size 250 or even a big SUV to pull a nice RV again very informative and learned a lot thank you.

Great Video Hunter! Zac, great job in sharing some of the key differences that set Rockwood/ Flagstaff apart from the others.

This was nice, I liked hearing from Zach about Rockwood. We are downsizing from a 5th wheel to a travel trailer and Rockwood is high up on the list. One question, the slides, what are the slide floors made of? Thanks again to you and Zach.

Great information about the builds and mechanics! Thanks to Zach and Hunter!

Rockwood and Flagstaff should fix their plumbing issues. Using braided hose with pex fittings shouldn’t be allowed when running water lines. My Flagstaff just made 2 years and I have to fix leaks because they went the cheap route. Other than that, we love our Flagstaff.

Great info. Currently have a Class A, but looking to move to a fifth wheel and having a video like this regarding construction is great and very helpful as we start the process of finding the next coach.

I really liked this video as I'm hoping to upgrade from my Rockwood Roo, older model, to something bigger with a little less setup! Constantly learning and researching! Thank you❤

Hey guys, customer feedback here, loyal customer at that (third Flagstaff, one Rockwood)...you're going in the wrong direction! Kudos on the quality but here's where you're going wrong: you eliminated the beautiful crown moulding and replaced it with what looks like baseboard, the wheels on this one you're showing look like something you'd see on a cheap junky trailer like a Wolf Pup, and you dropped the torsion axles in favor of leaf spring suspension? I'm glad I ordered and got my 2021 529RBS when I did because I don't know if I could get past the negative changes you have made...and for your 50th year too. Very very disappointed. Hopefully my '21 will be the last camper I buy, I don't like the direction of the entire industry including what you guys are doing.

Great video! I spent a year looking at towables from as many manufacturers as I could find. The Hershey show was a great resource. In the end , my wife and I found the Flagstaff line was the best built RV. We wound up buying a new 2024 Flagstaff 826 BHS classic. Months after our purchase we returned to the Hershey show and are still convinced we made the right decision.

Just wanted to mention again what a great video this was especially for someone as myself who loves Rockwood. When can we see part 2. Hopefully all exterior....

Great video, We are picking up our new 2025 Classic 361RLS next Monday. Looking forward to that manual with all the paperwork and drawings in it.

i loved this kind of video. as a soon to be first time buyer, i so much appreciated the education!

Loved this, maybe do this with each manufacturer? Be a great compare and contrast.

I love rockwood/flagstaff. Buying a 2618rd or 26srd this Spring. I've researched every model. Rockwood/Flagstaff is the best.

Rockwood are definitely underrated. They are the best and they don't get the credit they deserve.

Loved this video!! Great job guys!

This was a great video! Really nice to see and hear the differences in construction.

Great video!! I learned a few things like the practical explanation of the on-demand water heaters. This video is solidifying our choice of a Rockstaff TT. We are looking at a 2516S/25FKBS. Are there any big changes for the 2025? We are looking for a leftover 2024 unless there is a reason to get a 2025.

dose rockwood make front living for 2025

should of added is 5th wheel and would you do a video. thank you.

As the sales manager of an exclusive Rockwood dealer, I am loving this video! Great information that I will share with my crew and customers.

Hi there 😊. Great video and lots of information 👍.
I am in the process of buying a Rockwood mini lite and this really helps with what your campers are all about. I am super excited about this and hope my experience is going to be great with your company as I have never had this brand before. I have had several different brands before and was not impressed with them. After looking at your brand and watching this video I am more impressed so far 👍😊

Well Hunter, we have owned Rockwood's since 2014. We are currently on our 4th. 2015 8281ws 5th wheel, 2019 2506 Mini Lite, 2023 Ultra Lite 2606ws, and now 2024 R281rk 5th wheel. have had very good luck with them, and the build quality is great. When ever I have a question, or need something from the factory, they are great in helping me get what we need.

I just bought a new 2024 2608BS and paid a LOT of money ($7,500 CAD) to have the 12V fridge pulled out and replaced with a 2 way fridge because the 12v fridges are energy sucking pigs and not suited to the way, when and where we camp. We camp in the north and only boondock in sites that are surrounded by trees and could go over a week without seeing the sun. I don't understand why you don't offer the option of a 2 way fridge anymore. I was very close to walking away from a new TT just because of this issue.

He makes a big deal out of not using staples in wood framing but the bunk storage panelling is STAPLED to the thin aluminum frames! Do you think staples would hold better in 1" of wood or 1/32" of aluminum?

they need more fresh water!