She didn't like the DRW.
After years of research and planning, 2014 is (was?) the year we get a nice 5th wheel and do some traveling. The good news is the wife and I both really like the Heartland Big Horn and Big Country ...
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shooterdad wrote:
People need to look at there lifestyle as well as the weight of there trailer when trying to determine which truck will best suit there way of life. As an example , I like to hunt birds in the desert of Ca and Az and a drw is useless in the sand , and in the spring and fall we like to trout fish and often end up on narrow forest service roads where a dually doesnt fit , between that and the day to day driving in town a dually isnt ideal , in contrast if a guy is going to tow a trailer and spend alot of time traveling on the interstate , then a dually may be the best way to go .
My point is that the decision to get a drw or srw isnt black and white , and other things should factor into this decision.
You know, this one really hit home. I just thought about the things I do once we get to our destinations. There are a lot of things we both look forward to that is not DRW friendly. Our plans are to get to where we are going and take advantage of the weekly and sometimes monthly rates at the campgrounds.
I guess the scales have tipped slightly to the SRW side. And if there are some changes needed to make the TV ultra safe, then so be it.
Bill
