Anyone Seen The "New" Hi Lo In Person?

[Brookside1954]

I noticed that the prices for the "new" Hi Lo being manufactured have dropped quite a bite on RVTrader making them an attractive choice vs others in that price range. They look sharp, but small and without a shower/toilet. Has anyone seen one of these in person? I wonder how similar they are to the "original" Hi Lo. Since they sold in PA, and I'm in KS, I doubt I would ever seen one unless I ordered one to be sent out here, the eastern US in not on my travel schedule, not a fan of "congestion".

If anyone has seen them in person, I would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks!

 

[RichR]

Here is the link to the dealership that is about 40 miles from me: Hi-Lo | Inventory Database | Kerola Campers

Kerola is the only dealer because they bought the rights from what was left from Hi-Lo. They look like a Hi-Lo is about all I can say.

 

[Brookside1954]

Thanks! Yeah, I'm just not sure about them. It doesn't appear they are going to really take off with them. I am often surprised, though, that so many people are just stumped by our Hi-Lo. They will stand there and look and look. Sometimes, they say, "With that so tall, it must be get a lot of wind resistance. My husband then explains that it lowers. Fascinating isn't it?

 

[gmbishop]

Haven't seen one of the new ones yet but we don't feel they will attract a lot of sales. We bought our 2007 25 fl. Classic new in 07 and love it. A Hi-Lo is great and but does require maintenance that other travel trailers don't require so it needs to offer more than a roof over your head. If they really want to make a go of it they need to make the investment and bring back the oldie's but goodies.

 

[marininn]

Thanks. I wasn't even aware.
Hope it continues.
Problem is that hilo is good for fuel economy and for fitting into the garage. Neither is a high priority for most RVers.
Most only pull the camper a short distance a couple times a year so gas prices not key. And that is the biggest advantage for me at least since i tow it a lot all year over 30k per year. Lower fuel consumption adds up for me.
The popup is a cheap alternative for those wanting to save on gas and living in such a tent on wheels not a big deal for their two trips per year.
People who money is no object have 5th wheelers and own stock in Exon.

 

[Drafty777]

Did they also get the rights to sell the old HiLo parts? Finding parts for my 71' has been an issue during my restoration project.

 

[sam-HILO]

Getting parts

If you are very specific with us we can most times help you source parts.

 

[RCREYES]

Did they also get the rights to sell the old HiLo parts? Finding parts for my 71' has been an issue during my restoration project.

Hi-Lo specific parts are available at the links below. Most everything else is common RV parts.

Home - JR REPAIR

https://hilotrailerparts.webs.com/