Extensive Traveling with a 5th Wheel
We currently own a 2018 Jayco Eagle HT 28.5RSTS. As we get closer to retirement, our thoughts have turned to taking longer (in duration and distance) trips. I'm concerned about this rig being an HT si...
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TurnThePage wrote:
Of the "light" fifth wheels I looked at with any real interest, the manufacturer claims materials and assembly are the same. The difference is the units are smaller and may have less stuff in them.
We looked at "light" units when we were looking to buy before we got our Bighorn. Light, doesn't mean less stuff, but lighter build as the OP knows, thinner cabinet material, thinner counter tops, etc. With that said, I don't see why they would not hold up to longer road trips and extended stays. With today's fuel prices, a lighter unit would be more economical to tow, I would think.
