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THEY CREATED A MONSTER?! This Redhawk SE Got a 4x4 CONVERSION! 22TF

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Product Reviewed

A Jayco Redhawk 22 TF motorhome upgraded into a Quigley 4x4 all-wheel-drive conversion (on a 550 chassis), featuring extensive exterior protection and off-road/overlanding utility.

Key Features Mentioned (Unique Points)

4x4 Conversion / Off-Road Capability

  • Quigley 4x4 all-wheel drive upgrade
  • Designed to help you bring lots of gear thanks to increased capability
  • Coney shock absorbers, noted as making it “a lot of fun” to drive

Exterior / Storage / Power

  • Full body painting and stone chip protection all around
  • Generator located along the driver’s side
  • External power connector in the rear corner
  • Large rear garage compartment:
    • Huge space with access from three sides
    • Spare tire mounted on a folding bracket so it doesn’t block garage access
    • Through-and-through garage with multiple entry points
  • Towbar
  • Factory-installed ladder for roof maintenance access
  • Rearview camera

Awning / Outdoor Comfort

  • Electrically operated awning with built-in lighting
  • Awning positioned over a seating area for relaxing after driving

Roof / Power & Solar

  • Solar controller located at the base entry area
  • Entry steps include:
    • Main power switch
    • Canopy switch

Interior Layout & Living/Sleeping

  • 16-foot canopy (noted as part of controls)
  • Sony infotainment center
  • Sleeping over cockpit with a bed above the cockpit
  • TV on a swivel mount:
    • Viewable from the bed and from comfy bucket-chair-like seats
  • Privacy:
    • Retractable accordion curtain
  • Storage:
    • Walk-through storage compartment
    • Multiple lockers/drawers, including a walk-through closet
  • Bed flexibility:
    • Two single beds convert into a large double using a central insert
    • Sleeps 1, 2, or 3 people depending on setup
  • Windows:
    • Windows on both sides; one is an emergency exit while still allowing cross-ventilation
  • Air conditioning mentioned in the sleeping/living area

Kitchen & Cooking

  • Large deep round sink with a lid that also serves as a cutting board
  • Power outlets under/near the counter (for appliances like a Nespresso machine)
  • Convection microwave
  • Two-burner stove with hood (including fan and lighting)
  • Storage:
    • Plenty of cabinets/drawers
    • Large deep drawer under the stove for pots/pans
  • Suburban instantaneous water heater (also referenced again in the kitchen section)

Bathroom

  • Midship bathroom described as “middle of the ship”
  • Sliding shower door
  • Shower with:
    • Head on a bar
    • Built-in shelves
  • Height/comfort:
    • Step into shower is “a bit high,” but headroom is plentiful
  • Mirrored medicine cabinet
  • Inset sink with matte black faucet
  • Toilet includes foot-operated control
  • Ceiling fan
  • Towel rack, towel hooks, niches, and storage under the sink

Appliances / Refrigeration

  • 12-volt refrigerator with freezer

Control / Utility Panel & Water/Heat Systems

  • Entry area includes:
    • Tank monitoring panel
    • Generator start/stop buttons
    • Water pump switch
    • Tank heaters
  • Emphasis on all-season use
  • Compact size stated as 24 ft 9 in long

Pros (Implied by the Host’s Emphasis)

  • Strong off-road intent thanks to Quigley 4x4 and Coney shock absorbers
  • Very strong storage and garage access, including through-and-through access
  • Good utility/power management (tank monitoring, generator controls, solar controller, tank heaters)
  • Well-equipped interior for extended use:
    • Instantaneous water heater
    • Convection microwave
    • 12V fridge
  • Flexible sleep setup (single-to-double conversion)
  • Outdoor comfort features: electric awning + lighting
  • All-around protection: stone chip protection and full body paint
  • Compact length for travel: 24‘9”

Cons / Limitations (Only What’s Explicitly Mentioned)

  • Shower entry: step is a little high (though headroom is described as good)

Comparisons

  • No clear comparison is made to a specific competing model/product. The video primarily frames this build as a standout “monster” build and identifies it as a Jayco Redhawk 22 TF with a Quigley 4x4 conversion.

Ratings / Numbers Mentioned

  • Length: 24 feet 9 inches
  • Canopy: 16-foot canopy
  • Chassis / Conversion: 550 chassis (platform detail, not presented as a rating)

Overall User Experience (What the Video Emphasizes)

  • Positioned as highly adventure-ready, with easy access to gear, practical utility systems, and a comfortable interior for small groups/families.
  • Repeated emphasis on versatility:
    • sleeping arrangements
    • storage locations
    • airflow/ventilation
    • privacy curtain
    • multi-view entertainment (swivel TV)

Speakers / Viewpoints

  • Single main speaker/host (Laura, “the girl with motorhome”): all observations, feature walk-through details, and overall positive judgment come from her.

Concise Verdict / Recommendation

This is a high-utility, adventure-focused compact motorhome: the Redhawk 22 TF with a Quigley 4x4 conversion, extensive storage/garage access, and a well-equipped interior (kitchen, midship bath, flexible beds). The only mentioned drawback is a slightly high shower step.

Recommended if you want a compact camper built for off-road/overlanding and year-round use, and you value storage + 4x4 capability.

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