Last post by RV_Outfitter_PDX -
RTB is a great model! One important thing to note is that the RTB has a smaller hitch adapter than the other models and is not suitable to tow. You could do a small bike rack or storage box on the receiver but can only take 200lbs of tongue weight.
Wonder's 2021 and older you will notice have a different interior style and construction method than the Unity. After 2022 they all adopted similar redesigns and started going down the same production line.
Wonder's did not offer a tank heater option and the batteries are in an exterior compartment rather than under the entrance step.
If you're willing to make a road trip out of picking up your RV there are lots of great LTV dealers on the west coast that are known for reselling lots of preowned Leisure Travels! Check out Johnson RV, La Mesa, Van City, Fretz, Southland RV.
Last post by RV_Outfitter_PDX -
Are you trying to replace the macerator hose or a 3" gravity dump hose? Most LTV's will only fit a 10' hose in the factory sewer hose storage location.
Last post by supersail -
Congrats! We were in the same boat and ended up with a Unity RL, very slightly used. I had a list of all the differences between the wonder and unity but I guess I deleted it. The big one I remember is the wonder can’t get self levelers, though I think someone did find a way on at least one model. To some this doesn’t matter much, for us it brought back camper leveling memories with our dads when we were kids. We decided we wanted to avoid that particular vocabulary if at all possible😀 I think another was the storage was on the opposite side of how campgrounds are set up, not a big deal for us as it was the levelers that sealed the deal. Maybe different seatbelts?
Last post by FinnMcCool -
For those with recent 2025 Wonder RTBs, what do you do for a table inside? I understand the removable table is no longer available.
Last post by FinnMcCool -
Hello, all - what a wonderful resource! We are about to jump in to put a deposit down on a new Wonder RTB as our first ever RV. We had been considering an Airstream Atlas, but the setup and options seemed just as good...and going with a Ford Chassis seems like the thing to do. 2 adults, 2 mini Aussies (on the small side).
We'll be lurking around a great deal, but wanted to start by asking for everyone's opinions, tips, etc as we move to purchase. We're in the Northeast of the US, so not many real local dealers.
Last post by RuSu22 -
I used a 1.5" round tension curtain rod (shower curtain style) and some stick-on rod holders about a month ago -no troubles so far! The tension aspect doesn't get used, instead I used 4 holders. I use rings with clips to attach the curtain(s). I over lapped them in the center for easily moving back and forth to the cab. Also paired a light weight curtain with a heavier one over top.
Last post by Harrysalit -
Hard to explain, but when 2 fell down I learned. Easiest way to learn is to go a hardware or drapery store and see how roller shades are clipped in place. Maybe there are Google videos.
Last post by Harrysalit -
My suggestion is to get a Camco Rhino Flex hose. They are stiff, not wobbly like most, they will also collapse to a short length. Mine short is about 5’ long, extended about 12’ long. I try to park so that on the average I is use only about 7’ of hose. I have a fitting on one end of the hose with tabs that attaches to the rv drain. The other end has to fittings, I just put it in the drain pipe when dumping. When finished I remove my hose, I do not keep it connected. To store hose in compartment, no fitting end goes in first, the fitting end will not go in, unless you remove those pieces that prevent it from going in. They are small. Have fun dumping!
