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Re: Travel trailer/camper


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Posted by IlliniJohn on April 04, 2019 at 17:52:21 from (173.17.214.41):

In Reply to: Travel trailer/camper posted by pburchett on April 04, 2019 at 05:23:17:

I've owned 3 RV pull type trailer, my Father had 2-pull types, a 5th wheel and a pick-up trailer - -they all had advantages / disadvantages.

How far are you going to pull it, and in what kind of wind/terrain? My opinion: an aerodynamic exterior is MUCH EASIER to tow in ANY terrain that a light or heavy weight trailer.
Whenever I've pulled a trailer, there is ALWAYS a Head or Quartering wind adding tow resistance -- pulling a boxy trailer (on both ends) is a huge parachute behind you.

A 5th Wheel tows and resists "whipping" much better than a bumper hitch

Bumper hitch trailers need anti-sway bar and load leveling bars - -keep it behind you, tail don't wag da dog, and keep trailer and tow vehicle balanced.

I personally like Fiberglas (CASITA, BIGFOOT, etc)or full aluminum (i.e., AIRSTREAM)trailers: better quality, aerodynamics, value over lifetime.

I also don't like slide-outs: extra weight, complexity, and stuff to go wrong - BUT, slide-outs do add a lot of room IF you're going to spend a lot of time in the RV.

Don't be afraid to but a little bigger trailer than what you may think you need - you may be surprised at how much time you will spend in it due to inclement weather, crowded due to "Extra" folks camping with you, unexpected lay-overs due to other needs.
BUT, don't buy a trailer too big or too boxy for your tow vehicle!!

Cheap trailers are cheap: fall apart in 4-6 years, value goes to ZIP faster than a politician changes their mind.

I haven't rented a trailer - guess I always wanted my bed to be my bed - and if not, stay in a motel.

Couple of websites to peruse:
RV Trader https://www.rvtrader.com/

Fiberglas RVs: https://www.fiberglass-rv-4sale.com/rv-for-sale

Best Wishes!!


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