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Winnebago Boldt 4 Season Class B RV

September 9, 2020September 9, 2020lichtsinn

Fall is fast approaching! Just because the temperature is changing doesn’t mean your RVing adventures need to come to an end. It’s important to find an RV that fits your year round climate needs.

The Winnebago Boldt is a 4 Season Class B RV.

The Winnebago Boldt is a Class B Diesel RV built on the Mercedes VS30 Sprinter Chassis. This energy- and fuel-efficient, diesel-powered Camper Van is equipped with ample storage and spacious floorplans, making it the perfect blend of innovation and comfort.

The Winnebago Boldt is equipped with many features that allow you to use your Boldt throughout the year, regardless of the temperature.

These features include:

Optional On-demand 4WD w/low range, electronic stability and traction control.
Seven speed automatic 7G Tronic Plus transmission with grade braking.
Pure³Advanced Volta Power Energy System (4-module energy pack) provides a generator free stealth like experience with an automotive grade 48V energy pack that is watertight and durable. The steel housing on the energy pack is the safest on the market and the batteries are climate controlled. The System provides 12,800 watt-hours of clean, quiet power with the lithium-based Pure³ Advanced Energy System. The Pure3 System now comes equipped with Bluetooth hardware that allows you to download the myVolta app and monitor your system, including estimated running time, pack temperature, charging status and power usage.
State-of-the-art automotive grade insulation. The Winnebago Boldt boasts insulation with an R-Value of 4.4 per square inch that is odor-free and won’t settle as you go off road and in loose terrain. The Winnebago Boldt’s insulation is built for longevity of the RV.
Heated front seats providing additional warmth on cool days.
Heated drainage s ystem and in-coach water lines ideal for 4 Season use.
Truma Combi^®Eco Plus Heating System w/(2) 850-watt electric heating elements provides hydronic coach heat and hot water on demand. This is a 2.6 gallon quick recovery Truma Combi water heater and coach heating system.
Coleman^®-Mach^®10 non-ducted, quiet air conditioner to cool hot days/nights.
(2) 115-watt solar panel/battery charger w/controller, junction box and plug for additional portable solar panel. The MPPT solar controller provides best in class solar absorption, up to 30 percent better than competitors, giving you more off the grid performance.
Many Active and Passive Mercedes Benz VS30 Chassis Safety features including:
- High Beam Assist
- Active Brake Assist – In case of any oncoming danger, Active Brake Assist warns drivers and if necessary, will brake for them. As a class leading feature, it is the only system that can recognize and respond to pedestrians
- Active Lane Keeping Assist – If a driver is ever to unintentionally drift or leave their designated lane, Active Lane Keep Assist immediately alerts them.
- Active Distance Assist Distronic – (adaptive cruise control) In high traffic areas, Active Distance Assist Distronic keeps enough distance between your vehicle and the one ahead of you to ensure optimal safety.
- Blind Spot Assist including Rear Cross Traffic Alert- Blind Spot Assist provides warnings regarding vehicles in the blind spot while Rear Cross Traffic Alert warns about crossing objects when reversing.
- Traffic Sign Assist – Throughout your travel, speed limits can be everchanging. Traffic sign assist helps to identify the correct speed and adjust accordingly.
- Crosswind Assist – Detects strong gusts of crosswind and helps the driver to stay on course. At speeds over 50 mph it corrects the vehicle’s course by means of automatic braking intervention on the wheels on the side of the vehicle facing the wind.
Rain Sensor w/integrated wet wiper system to keep your windshield clear.
Winterization package water heater bypass valve and siphon tube.
Optional Dual-pane, euro acrylic thermo insulated windows w/cassette shades. These European Style canopy windows with dual pane like properties include a thermal break and solar reflective property.
Side and Rear Roll-Up Screen Doors with Magnetic Closure provide air flow and eliminate pesky bugs etc. from getting inside.
The Boldt’s dedicated 58 volt alternator, or under hood generator, is twice as powerful as competitors. Its compact design keeps it out of the way of curbs and road debris and provides quick recharge time.
Car to X communication: One of the new Mercedes PRO connect services. Receive a warning in your new Sprinter with Car to X communication if there is heavy rain, fog, icy roads, or accidents ahead. Based on automatically collated data from all the vehicles using this technology, drivers get notifications when other drivers encounter a hazardous condition.

The Winnebago Boldt is an RV built for every adventure regardless off the weather.

See available Winnebago Boldt inventory here.

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The Winnebago Revel, A 4-Season Class B RV

September 8, 2020September 24, 2020lichtsinn

Fall is fast approaching! Just because the temperature is changing doesn’t mean your RVing adventures need to come to an end. It’s important to find an RV that fits your year-round climate needs.

The Winnebago Revel is a 4 Season Class B RV. At a mere 19’7” in length, the Revel is packed with plenty of amenities in its petite frame. The Revel, on the Mercedes-Benz VS30 chassis, is a true 4×4 that opens up a world of possibilities with off the grid capabilities and complete four-season comfort in the #CamperVanLife #VanLife revolution!

The Winnebago Revel is equipped with many features that allow you to use your Revel throughout the year, regardless of the temperature.

These features include:

On-demand 4WD w/Hi/Lo range, electronic stability, and traction control that selectively stops individual wheels if wheel spin is detected. The system can be safely driven on dry pavement without the risk of damaging the differential locks.
Trailer Hitch with a 5,000-lb. drawbar/500-lb. maximum vertical tongue weight.
Optional Performance Wheels and BF Goodrich T/A K02 all-terrain tires – featuring a longer tread life in dry pavement conditions, with aggressive all-terrain traction perfect for gravel, rocky, and snowy conditions. The Method 701 wheels include bead grip technology to seat the bead while running with lower air pressures, a reinforced inner lip and are one-piece cast 356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment.
Rain Sensor w/integrated wet wiper system so you can see the road ahead.
Mercedes VS30 Chassis Safety features including:

High Beam Assist – automatically switches headlights to low beam from high beam and back to reduce driving burden when a vehicle is detected ahead.
Active Brake Assist – warns drivers and if necessary, will brake for them. As a class-leading feature, it is the only system that can recognize and respond to pedestrians.
Active Lane Keeping Assist – alerts the driver if unintentionally drifts or leaves their designated lane.
Active Distance Assist Distronic – (adaptive cruise control) keeps enough distance between your vehicle and the one ahead of you to ensure optimal safety.
Blind Spot Assist – provides warnings regarding vehicles in the blind spot
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert – warns about crossing objects when reversing.
Traffic Sign Assist – helps to identify the correct speed and adjust accordingly.

Rear Mud Guards to help protect the Revel from mud and other flying debris.
Timberline Hydronic Diesel Fired Heating System and Hot Water Source.
Optional Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ Roof Air Conditioner to cool hot days/nights.
2 Xantrex 125-amp-hour Lithium-Ion batteries with heat pad wraps and intelligent automatic thermostatic control. The Revel also comes with a dedicated second alternator to charge the system providing 1,600 watt-hours of energy per battery and will fully recharge in less than 2 hours of travel time, providing a total of 3,200 watt-hours, all easily accessed inside the van.
Automotive Grade Insulation in the roof, sidewall, and floor. With an R-Value of 4.4 per square inch, the Winnebago Revel insulation is odor-free and won’t settle as you go off-road and in loose terrain. In addition to this, the wall insulation is wrapped in a vapor barrier for added protection.
Winterization Package with valve and siphon tube.
Insulated/heated gray water holding tank.
The freshwater tank inside the Revel on the passenger side wheel well area is for ideal four-season use.
Attached Roll-Up Side and Rear Screen Doors provide airflow and eliminate pesky bugs etc. from getting inside your Revel.
Heavy Duty Industrial Vinyl non-slip Flooring over an insulated vapor barrier plasticore flooring throughout providing in-floor thermal break within the floor insulation.
Tinted Dual-Pane Euro Acrylic Windows with Cassette Shades. These European Style canopy windows with dual pane like properties include a thermal break and solar reflective property.
Under Bed Gear Garage with additional ceiling-mounted storage to store your warm weather gear, cold weather gear, and all the gear in between.

The Winnebago Revel is a true 4×4 RV built for every adventure regardless off the weather.

See available Winnebago Revel inventory here.

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Featured Part: RV SnapPads

August 31, 2020lichtsinn

Any experienced RVer will tell you that not every RV park or campsite you visit will be flat or level. Sometimes one side of your spot will be higher than the other. Sometimes the terrain itself will be lumpy.

Of course, experienced RVers will also tell you that getting your rig level is essential to your camping experience. Appliances like your refrigerator need to be level to function properly. Any liquids that you might have or use in the vehicle can be difficult to work with if your rig is “wonky”. Sleeping at night or walking around your rig can also be less comfortable if it is leaning or slanted.

Leveling your rig is just one of the main reasons invest in leveling pads for your Motorhome or Fifth Wheel. However, given the size and weight of modern RVs, the health of our nation’s roads, sidewalks, and driveways are also at risk. Not to mention the maintenance and functionality of your automatic leveling system.

SnapPads, jack pad will solve these issues. Here are a few reasons why SnapPads stand out –

SnapPad increases stability in 3 ways: a larger footprint, more vibration dampening, and by conforming to uneven terrain like gravel.
Installs in seconds. Stays on forever. Say goodbye to crawling under your rig every time you set up.
SnapPads absorb the daily punishment of the road and elements instead of your metal landing feet. Helps prevent the protective coating from being damaged by gravel, concrete, asphalt and the environment.
SnapPads are made from durable rubber that grips any terrain. No more popping jacks or slipping in high winds or slick surfaces like ice.
Our process uses recycled tire crumb, high strength resin, and a 100+ ton press to make SnapPads extremely durable.
Made in the USA from recycled American tires. Good for the environment. Good for the country.
May help protect your family and electronics in the event of an electrical surge from a non-direct lightning strike.

To order the SnapPads please contact the Lichtsinn RV Parts Department by calling 1-800-343-6255 or emailing parts@lichtsinn.com

Experience the Best℠ at Lichtsinn RV, the #1 Winnebago Dealer in North America for the last five consecutive years. Lichtsinn RV is located 1 mile north of Winnebago Industries in Forest City, IA and we proudly sell new Winnebago motorhomes and pre-owned RVs from various manufacturers. While at Lichtsinn RV, you can expect no delivery miles on new RVs, a complimentary half-day educational orientation of your RV, excellent guest reviews, an assigned support team from sales, parts, service and the business office, superior accommodations, no-hassle pricing and competitive financing. See our extensive new and used inventory here.

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4-Season Features in the Winnebago Solis

August 31, 2020August 31, 2020lichtsinn

The all-new, all-weather Winnebago Solis was designed to be as versatile as it is affordable, whether you’re cruising beachside or camping slope side. With 2 floorplans that offer 4-season features, the Winnebago Solis is the perfect RV to use in any season. Here are the top features that make the Solis the perfect all-weather camper.

Truma Combi Eco Plus Heating System – The Truma Combi Eco heating system is a furnace and water heater in one. In the summer, you can run it as just a water heater, but in cooler climates you can run both the furnace and the water heater. The Truma Combi heater is almost silent, economical to run, and will keep your van comfortable during cooler temperatures.

Above-floor waterlines – By keeping the waterlines above the floor, you can use them for longer as they will keep warmer than being exposed underneath the coach. The Solis features improved insulation in the floors and that paired with the Truma Combi Eco Heating system will keep your lines warm in cooler temperatures.

Heated tanks – To accompany the above-floor waterlines, the Solis includes heated drainage tanks. With the heated tanks, Solis owners will not have to worry that the contents in their drainage tanks will freeze.

Upgraded Roof and Sidewall Insulation – Winnebago added upgraded, automotive-grade foam insulation in the roof and the walls for improved thermal control and sound reduction while traveling in your Winnebago Solis

Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ AC (59PX) – In warmer climates, the Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ air conditioner is a high-efficiency and quiet air conditioner that will keep your coach cool. This A/C has a built-in thermostat and significantly reduces power draw compared to previous models.

Cummins Onan QG 2,800-watt Generator (59PX) – This generator allows you to power the Air Conditioner and other items in the Solis 59PX while running efficiently and quietly. This generator is National Park System compliant from a noise output perspective.

See our Winnebago Solis 59PX Inventory

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4-Season Features in the Winnebago Travato

August 31, 2020September 15, 2020lichtsinn

The Winnebago Travato was built for four season adventure! Spring to Winter, the Travato has features that help you make the most of your van regardless of the time of year. Read about some of the key features that enable your adventures year-round!

Truma Combi Eco Plus Heating System – The Truma Combi Eco Plus heating system is a furnace and water heater in one. In the summer, you can run it as just a water heater, but in cooler climates you can run both the furnace and the water heater. The Truma Combi heater is almost silent, economical to run, and will keep your van comfortable during cooler temperatures.

Above-floor waterlines – By keeping the waterlines above the floor, you can use them for longer as they will keep warmer than being exposed underneath the coach. The Travato now features improved insulation in the floors and that paired with the Truma Combi Eco Plus system will keep your lines warm in cooler temperatures.

Heated tanks – To accompany the above-floor waterlines, the Travato includes heated drainage tanks. With the heated tanks, Travato owners will not have to worry that the contents in their drainage tanks will freeze.

Upgraded Roof and Sidewall Insulation in the Winnebago Travato

Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ AC – In warmer climates, the Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ air conditioner is a high-efficiency and quiet air conditioner that will keep your coach cool. This A/C has a built-in thermostat and significantly reduces power draw compared to previous models.

Roll-up Rear and Side Screen Doors – The Winnebago Travato comes with the roll-up rear and side screen doors. This screen door is incredibly sturdy and allows for users to circulate air through their coach without fear of insects entering or pets and children escaping. The screen door is held in place by a strong magnetic closure.

See our Winnebago Travato inventory here.

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Tips for RVing in the Fall

August 31, 2020lichtsinn

Don’t give up on the RVing season yet! RVing in the fall is a terrific time to get out and enjoy the cooler temps!

Pack Layers – Fall is prime season for unpredictable weather. You can check the daily weather forecast and try to prepare for it, but need to that conditions changing is always a possibility. Packing clothing layers helps with fluctuating temperatures throughout the day, from cool mornings to warm afternoons and chilly nights. This tried-and-true strategy allows the whole family to stay comfortable by adding or removing layers the weather or your activity level changes.
Fill Up Your Propane – Don’t leave home without a full tank of propane. We all know that nothing uses up propane in the RV more than the heater, and you’re going to need it at night. While many campgrounds offer propane, they charge a premium for the convenience.
Properly Inflate Tires – This is often an overlooked item, but you’ve got a lot riding on your tires. Did you know that for every 10 degrees of temperature drop, your tires can lose one to two pounds of pressure? It is important to keep your tires within the recommended inflation to maintain traction, handling and durability. The most important thing is the safety of you and your family. We also tend to pack quite a bit of gear, and under-inflation has an impact on carrying capacity, which is the greatest amount of weight your vehicle can safely haul.
Be Prepared for Shorter Camping Days – We get spoiled camping in the summer with long stretches of daylight and have to be prepared to adjust for our fall trips. The first consideration is arrival time at the campground. No one likes to set up their campsite after dark. Things can get tricky when you can’t see well. Plan ahead to be sure you’re taking the earlier sunset into account. Try the weather channel app to get the accurate sunrise and sunset times. Also, pack a few flashlights or lanterns in case you’re unexpectedly delayed. Even better, a good headlamp allows you to have full use of your hands while lighting your way.
Get Ready for the Campfire – One of the best ways to enjoy cooler evenings is sitting around the warmth of a campfire. Obviously, every good fire needs some s’mores, so pack the graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate. Even more importantly, don’t forget the sticks!
Take a Trip Close to Home – You don’t have to travel far to have fun! If the kids are in school or you can’t get away from work, you can still enjoy an amazing weekend camping trip close to home. You may feel like you know your local area pretty well, but sometimes we miss the hidden treasures right under our noses. Even better, staying close to home with save you money on one of the most expensive aspects of RV travel: fuel.

Fall is a great time to pack up the RV and enjoy a great weekend of camping!

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Family-Friendly Fall RVing Destinations

August 31, 2020August 31, 2020lichtsinn

There are several family-friendly destinations for RVing. We chose some of our favorites from across the United States!

Steamboat Springs, CO – Catch the changing of the leaves in all their glory in Steamboat Springs, Colo. Nestled in the Yampa Valley, Steamboat Springs is an unspoiled mountain town where your trip is more affordable than Aspen or Vail, but offers similar breathtaking views.

Steamboat Springs offers two year-round hot springs. Strawberry Park Hot Springs is located seven miles from downtown Steamboat and is surrounded by yellow aspens during the fall. There are multiple pools with various temperatures. Old Town Hot Springs features eight natural mineral pools, 230-foot water slides and a fitness center. Located downtown, this location promises family fun for everyone.

As for outdoor activities, a variety of trails are perfect for hikers and bikers alike, while the Yampa River is a fly-fishing haven. The Steamboat Lake State Park offers trout fishing below Hahn’s Peak. The 4-mile Emerald Mountain Quarry Trail offers glimpses of Mt. Werner and the downtown area. Or find yourself on top of the Continental Divide on the six-mile Rabbit Ears Peak Trail.

Looking to relax? Downtown Steamboat offers dining and shopping options for all tastes.

Quechee State Park, VT – The East Coast is known for its colors in the fall, and to leave an East Coast destination off an autumn list of RV trips just wouldn’t be right. One of the best places to view the changing leaves is Quechee State Park.

While you are there take in the views of the Quechee Gorge. Vermont’s deepest gorge, formed by glacial activity about 13,000 years ago, you can view the Ottauquechee River flowing 165 feet below. The river offers brook trout, rainbow trout and brown trout fishing, as well as the Quechee Gorge Trail.

Visit the nearby Vermont Institute of Natural Sciences (VINS) Nature Center which offers live special educational bird programs, exhibits, nature trails and avian rehab in action. Another nearby attraction is Sugarbush Farm. Visit a working Vermont farm that offers free admission, free samples and the chance to visit with real farmers. Those who left reviews recommend trying the maple syrup and cheese

Willamette Valley, OR – Visit Willamette Valley, Ore., for a taste of all things fall. Willamette Valley truly celebrates the autumn season, with festivals and events nearly every weekend. Septemberfest, Sublimity Harvest Festival, Oktoberfest, Barn Dance at the Oregon Garden and Corvallis Craft Beer Week are just some of the events that take place.

For those who enjoy a glass of vino, the Carlton Winemakers Studio in Willamette Valley is a must stop. A communal concept, various boutique winemakers use the space to create unique and experimental wines with state-of-the-art equipment, while sharing the cost of production.

Other wineries such as August Cellars, Day Camp and Southeast Wine Collective are just a few of the options for travelers to stop in. Aside from a great glass, vineyards create a beautiful autumn landscape.

Coloma, MI – Take a trip to Coloma, Mich., where you’re near Lake Michigan and fall fun. At Lake Michigan you can relax on white sand beaches, visit lighthouses or spend the day kayaking and paddle boarding. If you’re feeling adventurous, travel the Paw Paw River Water Trail that runs 66 miles through a wildlife rich floodplain forest corridor through Van Buren and Berrien Counties.

In the heart of Michigan’s fruit country, visit u-pick farms, fruit markets, and enjoy picking apples from an orchard and a cup of cider. There are also award-winning vineyards nearby. Take everyone to Jollay Orchards, a family friendly farm where kids and parents alike can enjoy the best fruit Michigan has to offer.

Glacier National Park, MT – Many people think visiting Montana means a trip through Yellowstone National Park. And while that is a great trip to take, one of Montana’s lesser-known jewels is Glacier National Park.

While you’re there, make sure you travel Going-to-the-Sun Road. The road spans 50 miles, crossing the Continental Divide at Logan Pass. While on the road you will see glaciers, valleys, waterfalls, mountains and colorful wildflowers. Most visitors also witness wildlife sightings on the trip.

Glacier offers hiking, ranger-led programs, guided tours, beautiful scenery for photographers, biking, fishing, boating and other special events depending on the time of the year. Since the high elevations here can mean early snow, Glacier National Park makes a perfect early fall destination – keep this in mind when planning.

Special places to visit in the park include Lake McDonald Valley, Many Glacier, St. Mary, Two Medicine, North Fork and Goat Haunt.

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Fall RVing Packing List

August 26, 2020August 26, 2020lichtsinn

Whether you are ready for it or not, the Fall Season will soon be upon us. Just because the temperature is changing doesn’t mean your RVing fun needs to come to an end. It may just mean you need to pack a little differently than you did for warmer weather and perhaps arrive at your campsite a bit earlier in the day to get set up before the earlier fall sunsets. In the fall, depending on your location, freezing temps in the morning, can turn into mid 70’s by afternoon, so you need to be prepared for a little bit of everything!

Top Fall RVing Must Haves

LAYER UP/CLOTHING – Prepare for Rain, Wind and the Morning Chill

Light Jacket (i.e. fleece and puffer jackets) that are wind and water resistant
Rain Pants
Mid and Outer Layers including a moisture-wicking base layer
Waterproof/Hiking boots
A backup pair of Shoes (if you don’t want to spend the day in boots)
Warm Socks
Hand and Foot Warmers
Warm Hat – (heat escapes through your head so the easiest way to stay warm is to put on a hat)
Gloves/Mittens
Thermal Underwear dependent on what outdoor activities you have planned
And…don’t forget your favorite sports team apparel! Be sure to pack your apparel supporting your favorite team to ensure you are ready for the game (or to watch a rerun of an old game, depending how the season unfolds.)

CAMPING GEAR

Insulated cup for hot beverages and some cool weather eats such as hot cocoa, soup, chili
Additional Blanket for Bed/s and throw blankets
Bug Spray (‘tis the season)
Backpack – Fall is a great time to go exploring, so if you don’t already have a travel bag in the coach, now’s the time to throw one in.
Sunscreen – Ensure you still have sunscreen in the coach for those warm fall afternoons
Ensure your First Aid Kit remains stocked after Summer Travels
Lantern or portable light source if plan on traveling any distance from your and some extra batteries to ensure you are prepared for shorter days.
Binoculars –Fall is a great time to see wildlife.
Bring a couple of extra towels or something to dry any of the items you may have left outdoors overnight that may be wet by AM with rain or frost.
Water – It is easy to get dehydrated with cooler, dryer temperatures so be sure to drink plenty of water.
If you decide to light a campfire – don’t assume you’ll be able to find dry kindling and logs to get your fire started. Get from your campground or bring along some items to get your fire started.

As always with RVing, a little planning ahead goes a long way in ensuring an enjoyable trip. So don’t let Fall mean the end of your camping season, Layer up and enjoy!

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Winnebago 4 Season Class B RVs

August 26, 2020August 26, 2020lichtsinn

Whether you are ready for it or not, the fall season will soon be upon us. Just because the temperature is changing doesn’t mean your RVing fun needs to come to an end. Winnebago has a number of Class B Rvs that are 4 Season RVs, ready for not only fall weather, but the colder weather that follows.

Winnebago includes winterization packages in many of its RVs. However, there are some RVs that are specifically made to extend the camping season. See below the top features in each of these models that help ensure you are ready for any weather that greets you at your next adventure.

WINNEBAGO TRAVATO

The Winnebago Travato Class B Van is the top-selling Camper Van in North America. Its energy and fuel-efficient systems make the most of the Travato’s ample power. The 4 Season Travato is available in the 59K and 59G floorplans as well as the 59KL and 59GL floorplans.

The Top 10 Winnebago Travato 4 Season features are:

Fuel-efficient Truma Combi^®Eco Plus heating system
Winterization Package including a water heater bypass valve and siphon tube coupled with above-floor waterlines
Optional Heated Drainage System
Automotive Grade roof and sidewall insulation for improved thermal break and acoustic insulation
Dual-pane acrylic windows w/screen and blackout cassette shades
The Winnebago Travato KL and GL include the Pure³Advanced Energy System with 9,500 usable watt-hours of stored. This system uses a Lithium-ion energy pack and inverter, including a second under-hood alternator powered by the chassis engine and energy pack heating pad system/ The Travato 59G and 59K models instead include a 2,800-watt Cummins Onan^® gas generator instead of the Pure³
SuperSprings^®SumoSprings^® (front and rear) increase ride height and improve stability
Side & Rear Screen Doors for cross ventilation when temperatures allow
Truma Combi^®Eco Plus Water Heater and Coach Heating System w/two 850-watt heating elements
215-watt solar panels MPTT solar charge controller w/junction box and plugs for additional solar panels

WINNEBAGO SOLIS

The newest of the Class B Van 4 Season models is available in both the 59P and the 59PX floorplans. Each Solis floorplan is chocked full of 4 Season amenities. The Winnebago Solis is designed to be as versatile as it is affordable so you can cruise beachside or camp slope side in the Winnebago Solis.

The Top 10 Winnebago Solis 4 Season features are:

220-watt Flexible Solar Panel that is fitted to the top of the pop-top / Solar can be expanded in the Solis 520-watts
Premium ceiling-to-floor Insulation to keep weather at bay and the sounds of the road out
Zipped integrated air barrier Window Coverings with blackout and thermal capabilities
Interior Coach Waterlines and Heated Drainage System
Heavy duty easy to clean Vinyl Flooring throughout (easy to wipe out sand or melted snow)
Side and Rear Screen Doors to allow cross ventilation across the coach when temperatures allow
Truma Combi^®Eco Hydronic Heating and Hot Water continuous on demand water system
2 deep-cycle Group 31 batteries (AGM maintenance-free)
In Coach fresh water Sight Glass
Eco-Hot^™ Heating and On Demand Water System

WINNEBAGO BOLDT

The Winnebago Boldt is a Class B Diesel RV built on the Mercedes VS30 Sprinter Chassis. This energy-and fuel-efficient, diesel-powered Camper Van is equipped with ample storage and spacious floorplans, making it the perfect blend of innovation and comfort.

The Top 15 Winnebago Boldt 4 Season features are:

Optional On-demand 4WD w/low range and seven speed automatic 7G Tronic Plus transmission with grade braking
Pure³Advanced Volta Power Energy System (4-module energy pack) with an automotive grade 48V climate-controlled energy pack with 12,800 watt-hours of clean, quiet power with the lithium-based Pure³ Advanced Energy System
State-of-the-art automotive grade insulation
In-coach water lines
Truma Combi^®Eco Plus Heating System w/(2) 850-watt electric heating elements providing hydronic coach heat and hot water on demand
(2) 115-watt solar panel/battery charger w/controller, junction box and plug for additional portable panel – The MPPT solar controller performs up to 30 percent better than competitors, providing more off the grid performance
LED high performance headlights maximize the view of the road ahead
Many Active and Passive Mercedes Benz VS30 Chassis Safety features including:
1. High Beam Assist
2. Active Brake Assist
3. Active Lane Keeping Assist
4. Active Distance Assist Distronic
5. Blind Spot Assist including Rear Cross Traffic Alert
6. Traffic Sign Assist
7. Crosswind Assist
Rain Sensor w/integrated wet wiper system to keep your front window clear
Winterization package water heater bypass valve and siphon tube
Heated drainage system
Optional Dual-pane, euro acrylic thermo insulated windows w/cassette shades
Aluminum running boards w/rubber tread with ground effect lighting
Dedicated 58 volt alternator, or under hood generator, is twice as powerful as competitors. Its compact design keeps it out of the way of curbs and road debris and provides quick recharge time.
Car to X communication which provides a warning in your Boldt with Car to X communication if there is heavy rain, fog, icy roads, or accidents ahead.

WINNEBAGO REVEL

The smallest of these Class B 4 Season RVs is the Winnebago Revel. At a mere 19’7” in length, don’t let the Winnebago Revel fool you. It’s packed with a great deal of amenities in its petite frame.

The Winnebago Revel is also built on the Mercedes Benz VS30 chasis and is equipped with many features that allow you to use your Revel throughout the year, regardless of the season.

The Top 15 Winnebago Revel 4 Season features are:

On-demand 4WD w/Hi/Lo range, electronic stability and traction control
Optional Performance Wheels and BF Goodrich T/A K02 all-terrain tires with aggressive all terrain traction perfect for gravel, rocky and snowy conditions
Rain Sensor w/integrated wet wiper system to keep your front window clear
Many Active and Passive Mercedes Benz VS30 Chassis Safety features including:
1. High Beam Assist
2. Active Brake Assist
3. Active Lane Keeping Assist
4. Active Distance Assist Distronic – (adaptive cruise control)
5. Blind Spot Assist
6. Traffic Sign Assist
Rear Mud Guards to protect your Revel from Road debris
Hydronic Heating Diesel Fired Heating System to evenly heat the Revel
Optional Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ Air Conditioner for warm afternoons
2 Xantrex 125-amp-hour Lithium ion batteries providing full coach power with a dedicated second alternator to charge the system providing 1,600-watt hours of energy per battery, or 3,200 watt hours total. The Lithium Ion batteries have heat pads wraps with intelligent automatic thermostatic control.
Solar Panel/Battery Charger
Winterization Package with valve and siphon tube
Insulated/heated gray water holding tank
Freshwater tank inside
Automotive Grand Insulation in the sidewalls
Heavy duty and extremely insulative Industrial Vinyl non slip Flooring over insulated vapor barrier plasticore flooring throughout
Tinted Dual-Pane Euro Acrylic Windows with Cassette Shades

Extend your camping season with a 4 season Winnebago Class B RV. Call your Lichtsinn RV sales consultant today to learn more!

Winnebago 4 Season Class B RVs

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4 Hidden Places to Find Extra Storage in Your RV

August 24, 2020lichtsinn

Post originally seen on DoItYourselfRV.com

Most of us have a lack of imagination when it comes to how we use our homes, and this extends into the world of RVs as well. We tend to accept the storage we’re given, and outside of purchasing shelving or containers, we don’t get very creative when it comes to where to put our things.

In an RV, this can lead to over-crowded drawers and important gear that cannot be found until after an alternative has already been used. Here are four under-utilized areas that can make great storage when coupled with the right hardware!

On the Inside of Doors – Wall space for hanging items is always at a premium inside an RV, but there are likely multiple areas that represent several square feet each on the back of every room door and cabinet door inside your motorhome or travel trailer. Whether you choose a pocket caddy for your shower goodies on the bathroom door or Command adhesive hooks from 3M for utensils inside the kitchen cupboard, there are a variety of tools at your disposal. One really cool idea I like is a trash can that mounts to the inside of your under-sink cupboard! Homemade Door Storage for Bug Spray and Flip-Flops – You might also make your own inside-the-door storage area from some wooden furring strips and bug mesh. Maybe you have some spare trim laying around the garage or in the basement? Cut it to length and screw a few pieces into the wood on the back of the door. Then take some mesh and tack it underneath to form a handy and sturdy storage pocket.
Make Use of Your Ceilings – Depending on how your RV is constructed, you can use screw in or adhesive hangers to mount items up and out of the way, but still close enough to get to when needed. The ceiling of a utility space is great for hanging brooms, mops, and other long items such as fishing poles. Over-the-sink hanging baskets can provide great travel-safe storage for produce or other small kitchen items. In the bathroom, hanging shelves or baskets can organize soap, shampoo, and loofahs. If you think of what you use in each space of your RV, ideas will come.
Build In More Drawers – Inside the walls of your RV, there are pockets of unused space. One such location is inside dinette benches. While many allow for drop-in storage from the top, adding full extension guides and drawer boxes can make this space more usable since it doesn’t require dismantling your dining area to access it! Small slide-out and drawer units can also be found for under your tabletops and cabinets to add small spaces for important items that otherwise just get jumbled in with everything else.
Create Usable Space Under Your Mattress – Many RVs do make use of this space (at least partially) with hidden drawers. In many cases, however, the center part of the space under the mattress is completely unusable.

Whether you add drawers, or a hinged platform to lift the mattress up and out of the way, this is a great place for items that stay stored until used and are not typically packed away until it’s time to break camp. Things like outdoor furniture, tents or canopies come to mind. If you live in your RV, this is also a great place for seasonal item storage.

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