Another wandering soul...

[ArmyOfSquirrels]

Gonna be joining the RV community soon. Ordering a 2022 Nobo to travel across the country in. This will be my first RV. I'll be active on here more often once we have our camper trailer.

[Reverse_snowbird]

Congratulations on your upcoming purchase. Learning everything you can before you pick up the rv and start living in it will help make the experience an enjoyable one.
BEFORE you sign the final purchase documents, learn how everything works during your 'walkthrough' and final inspection. Make certain everything is fixed before you sign the documents and end up in the repair shop. It can take months to get things fixed after you sign the documents and you don't want your trip delayed. People are making payments on a rig that are sitting in shops waiting for warranty repairs.
Of course, most people complete their purchase with no problems and I hope that's your experience.

[flyflotrtim]

Which Nobo did you decide on?

As Reverse said above, spend lots of time on your inspection prior to taking the Nobo off the lot. The seller will want to move you out as quickly as possible. Plan to carefully go over everything, even minor items. If you are new to TTs, you may want to consider filming the inspection. Once you drive off the lot obtaining warranty work is usually a huge time consuming PITA.

[ArmyOfSquirrels]

Originally Posted by Reverse_snowbird

Congratulations on your upcoming purchase. Learning everything you can before you pick up the rv and start living in it will help make the experience an enjoyable one.
BEFORE you sign the final purchase documents, learn how everything works during your 'walkthrough' and final inspection. Make certain everything is fixed before you sign the documents and end up in the repair shop. It can take months to get things fixed after you sign the documents and you don't want your trip delayed. People are making payments on a rig that are sitting in shops waiting for warranty repairs.
Of course, most people complete their purchase with no problems and I hope that's your experience.

Thanks yea I did a lot of researching before I went with a Nobo 19.2. Even drove an hour and half to be able to see one in person and walk around it even climbed up on the roof. I'll be doing the same with the one we actually get. Gonna search the forum to find common issues with the NoBos and double check them. I both hate and like that they have a plastic cardboard under them cause I can't see on the other side so who know what it will look like, I kinda think the dealer wouldn't like me taking apart the trailer lol

[aceinspp]

Welcome to the forum and the world of RVing. Congrats on your upcoming purchase of a 2022 Nobo. Enjoy and Later RJD

[Wiscampsin]

Welcome from Wisconsin.