Hey everyone, this is Kerry from The Roads We Roam. Russ and I would like to
give you a tour of our Little Guy Max!
Along these roads we roam, we find adventure through traveling, camping,
boondocking and exploring.
The Little Guy Max has pass-through storage accessible from both sides. Each side has
a lockable door and a magnetic holder to hold the doors open.
The Little Guy Max has a great outdoor entertainment system. It's set up with two Furrion
speakers and a mount that will hold the television that you can take from one of
the televisions inside. You just pop them off and set them up out here. You have two
outlet AC outlets and two USB ports that you can plug in, and then you also have
HDMI and cable portlets right here. This right here is just for your awning it
has extendable arms.
This area right here will house your propane tank as well as your battery. One
thing Russ was really happy about was this electric jack.... he didn't want to
have to worry about cranking it up and down every time we hitched up. On corners of
the RV, there will be a stabilizing jack- bear in mind these are stabilizing- not
leveling. Over on this side, you have your refresh and city water hookup....
as well as your cable TV. You've got your 30 amp plug in right here.... and you also have
an outdoor shower. This unit also has fresh gray and black water holding tanks
and a spare tire all mounted on the underside of the RV. Last but not least, a
great little feature it's a special little compartment for you to store your
sewer hoses.This helps to isolate them and keep them
away from all your other storage items that you may keep in the
pass through. One of the things I really like are all the safety lighting options
that they have you can't see it now, but at night this step is illuminated... this
handle is illuminated... and you also have LED strip lights both for the awning and
just over the door.
Right by the front door, you have your light control, another AC outlet, and you have
your radio DVD control, you also have a USB and HDMI plug in, and you have your
systems control monitor to check your levels. You just tap the screen and then
you can also flip on the switches for your water heater, interior lights, porch
lighting and handle step and your awning lights. Our Little Guy Max has a great
sliding screen door that will tuck away when you don't want to use it. The Little
Guy Max has a great kitchen with a lot of counter space for the size of the
unit. Included as part of this sink is a cutting board that can be removed for
access to the sink and a faucet with a removable nozzle. For the range, you have
a two propane burner system, a glass top that can be used as additional counter
space, and this lifts up acts as a backsplash. he propane burner does include an
electric start. Up above the sink, you'll have plenty of storage .....nice deep
cabinets. To the right of the cabinets, you have a microwave and down below you
have plenty of drawers for storage... deep cabinets ....and in the silverware drawer
they also included the custom molded fittings for your silverware. The only
thing that that I would note is the very bottom drawers a little bit more shallow
than the other two and that's just to make allowance for some of the
mechanicals for the kitchen. With even more storage to the right of the kitchen,
you have lots of deep cabinets that run floor-to-ceiling. Under the bed there's
additional storage with a nice deep drawer. Across the aisle, you have a full
length cabinet which includes a rod so you can hang clothes
as well as have shelves that you can adjust to fit whatever your needs are. To
the right of the wardrobe you have open shelving and a Dometic three-way
fridge with lots of room and another cabinet that's very deep. As you can see,
those two storage bins down with still a little bit more room... this unit also has
a full bathroom - a wet bath - some people have made complaints about the glass
shower door and privacy issues. One way we combat that - we just added a
tension rod with a shower curtain.... it still allows plenty of light ...it has a shower
head that has removable nozzles so you can adjust it to whatever height you may
need. It includes a mirror along the wall and on the opposite wall over here a
small shower caddy so you can store your soap, sponges, whatever you need.
Up above, we have a fan ...the toilet is porcelain... and because it is a wet bath
you also have the toilet paper holder that is fully enclosed so it doesn't
get your tissue paper wet. This unit is outfitted with a 13,500 BTU Dometic air
conditioner which is controlled by this panel right here - which also controls
your furnace. This unit also has a 100 watt solar panel on the roof and the
solar charge controller is right here. One of the reasons we love this unit...
the size of the dinette area. It has two bench seating, and we have a hidden TV which
I will show you in a second. Storage above,
two cubbies on either side, in addition below each seat you also have additional
storage. There's two ways you can access it ...one - lift up the seat cushion and you
can lift this up , or - you can access it through the door. The television comes up
like this......
this television is also removable and you can mount it on the outside of the
unit. If you didn't want to use the remote and you just happen to be sitting
here, there's also an additional button...
Our Little Guy Max actually fits a full-sized queen bed. To prove that, we
replaced the factory installed smaller mattress with an actual full-size pillow
top queen mattress from our house. In addition to the television over by the
dinette, there's also another television right
along this wall with a sound bar.... some storage shelves .... And there is this great big
stargazing window. You also have additional storage over on this side,
another window and reading lights. All in all, I love my Max! Okay everyone, that
concludes our tour of our trailer the Little Guy Max. If you have any questions or
comments, please feel free to leave a comment below and we'll get back to you.
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