HOOKED ON NUWA !!!!!!!

[edschwarz]

I am proud to say that we after owning (5) travel trailers and (4) 5th. wheels we are hooked.

It seems that every time we get ready to trade we look at all the other brands and keep coming back to Nuwa. There are several reasons, mainly construction and then all the different floorplan choices. All the trailer manufactures have the same options such as air-conditioners, refrigerators, vacuums etc. So, you have to look past the gadgets and first look at the construction quality. Get up under the trailer, look behind the cabinets and removable panels. There is a lot of junk out there. I think the running gear including axles, suspension, and tires are very important. Nuwa meets these requirements on the larger trailers by providing 8000 lb. axles, brakes, G range and hopefully soon H range tires.

With all the problems associated with electric motor driven slide-outs, hydraulic slides are also very important. You will only find these in the more expensive higher quality trailers. The vacuum bonded wall with the the blue foam is the only way to go. I am amazed how well this insulates in both summer and winter.

It is amazing to me how they offer all the different floor plans. You need to look at the practical things such as the number of drawers and the size of these. Make sure the cabinets are large enough to hold things such as cereal boxes, pots, pans. etc. It seems other manufacturers just put whatever size cabinet in that space allows.

NUWA only builds 5th. wheel trailers, not travel trailers, or motor homes. So, they have to get it right, just building one product, to stay in business.

Sure, with a mass produced house on wheels there are going to be problems. But, it seems that NUWA has consistently taken care of these for over 35 years. I read Trailer Life and Highways magazines and have done so for over 10 years. I don't recall ever reading a complaint against NUWA.

The fact that the CEO (owner) of NUWA comes to this forum and listens to customers and takes the time to answer questions is amazing this day and age.

And last, this blog has not been solicited in any way by NUWA.

I am just one more satisfied customer.    
 

[Kicked-Ash]

edschwarz,

Couldn't have said it any better!  Nice job.      

-Gary Thurman-

[mmitc100]

Could we borrow some of your paragraph comments to post on the testimonial section of NuWa's website?   I so often hear people say at shows' "we keep coming back to the HitchHiker".   Unfortunately many people get "hooked" by price or appearance before we have a chance to "sink in" to them.   MIKE

I am proud to say that we after owning (5) travel trailers and (4) 5th. wheels we are hooked.

It seems that every time we get ready to trade we look at all the other brands and keep coming back to Nuwa. There are several reasons, mainly construction and then all the different floorplan choices. All the trailer manufactures have the same options such as air-conditioners, refrigerators, vacuums etc. So, you have to look past the gadgets and first look at the construction quality. Get up under the trailer, look behind the cabinets and removable panels. There is a lot of junk out there. I think the running gear including axles, suspension, and tires are very important. Nuwa meets these requirements on the larger trailers by providing 8000 lb. axles, brakes, G range and hopefully soon H range tires.

With all the problems associated with electric motor driven slide-outs, hydraulic slides are also very important. You will only find these in the more expensive higher quality trailers. The vacuum bonded wall with the the blue foam is the only way to go. I am amazed how well this insulates in both summer and winter.

It is amazing to me how they offer all the different floor plans. You need to look at the practical things such as the number of drawers and the size of these. Make sure the cabinets are large enough to hold things such as cereal boxes, pots, pans. etc. It seems other manufacturers just put whatever size cabinet in that space allows.

NUWA only builds 5th. wheel trailers, not travel trailers, or motor homes. So, they have to get it right, just building one product, to stay in business.

Sure, with a mass produced house on wheels there are going to be problems. But, it seems that NUWA has consistently taken care of these for over 35 years. I read Trailer Life and Highways magazines and have done so for over 10 years. I don't recall ever reading a complaint against NUWA.

The fact that the CEO (owner) of NUWA comes to this forum and listens to customers and takes the time to answer questions is amazing this day and age.

And last, this blog has not been solicited in any way by NUWA.

I am just one more satisfied customer.    
 

[rvpuller]

Sounds like Ed's been out looking at trailers again  . It's to hot in Texas for that 

Denny

[edschwarz]

Mike:

Sure, you can use any or all of my blog...........


Denny:

Yea, I've got the itch for a new one.

Just scratching right now.

It is too wet in Texas to do anything else...........

[bobr]

ed

where are you in texas. here in the san antonio area it has rained for 52 days straight, i thought Noah had the record but apparently not. supposed to rain here for the next 2 days at least. you don't happen to know how well a da will float do you?   bob r

[edschwarz]

Bob:

We are in Fort Worth. It rains almost every day and has for awhile. Two weeks ago we drove to Oklahoma just to see some sunshine and look at a 35 LKRSB at Floyd's RV. Nice Nice trailer. It has given me the fever. We are going to Corpus in a couple of weeks maybe the weather will cooperate. This is the summer that never was...... HA HA HA.....

[bobr]

ed

give some thought to stopping off at lake buchanan on your way to corpus. the weather there has been a lot better than san antonio on the weekends and right now corpus is getting more rain than we are even. the rain seems to stay mostly east of 281 so we have had several great weekends at buchanan and are going back up there today. if you decide to make the detour just come straight down 281 instead of getting on 35.  let me know what you plan and maybe i can get you a spot where we stay.   later   bob r