New Grand Design solitude vs used DRV
We are newbies at this. We have triplet 6 y.o. boys. Being in California I've read that we can't get most trailers more than about 30 feet long won't fit into our state parks. We are going to be spend...
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DRVs have come with several suspension systems. If you can find a good used one with the MOR/ryde independent suspension and electric-over-hydraulic disc brakes, you'll have a lot more trailer than a Solitude or Momentum (and I'm a Grand Design owner). I'm not a big fan of solid axles (especially Lippert) and drum brakes. You could pay a certified RV tech to come and inspect any used unit you are considering. It would be money well-spent. The comment about kid-friendly is valid, though. DRVs are mostly aimed at the "older couple" crowd in terms of floor plans (and I can say that because that's my demographic...).
Rob
Rob
