Looking for a boondocking rig
I primarily camp off pavement, and I am beating the snot out of my current Keystone ultralight trailer. I'm shopping for a trailer that is set up better to boondock. That is leading me towards toy hau...
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The pod trailers are really cool. 10 years ago I would have been all over one of those. Now, I want a comfy warm place to hang out when it snows in August, or when 60 mph winds start up when I'm on a dry lake bed. I find a nice campsite, and then just take the truck in further, or start hiking. The kayak currently rides on a ladder rack when I'm towing.
Are you talking about the car trailers? I'll give those a look. In fact, my brother-in-law has one he uses when he heads out to Trona.
So far, I haven't run into major clearance issues with my current travel trailer. It's 8' wide and 11' tall. Sure, there's a lot of Get Out And Look when I'm getting into a spot, but I'm used to that.
So, should I go ahead and bump all the way up to a 1 ton truck? I don't think a 3/4 ton is that much better of a ride.
Are you talking about the car trailers? I'll give those a look. In fact, my brother-in-law has one he uses when he heads out to Trona.
So far, I haven't run into major clearance issues with my current travel trailer. It's 8' wide and 11' tall. Sure, there's a lot of Get Out And Look when I'm getting into a spot, but I'm used to that.
So, should I go ahead and bump all the way up to a 1 ton truck? I don't think a 3/4 ton is that much better of a ride.
