Suggestion On Buying A New Trailer.

After having two new trailers in a row which were not worth the %$^#* they were built with my newest trailer has very good bones. Excellent chassis, shocks and tires, aluminum framed walls and well built. Yes, it is 2000 pounds heavier and only 2 feet longer but on this new one when I clamp down my Andersen hitch it doesn't squeeze the frame closed. Both trailers had 2X2 framing for bed and couch - old trailer also had knot holes in the wood that broke as soon as you sat on it. You have to do your research to buy a trailer these days as there is a lot of junk out there.

travelerII are you asking a question?

We have bought two brand new RVs in our years of RVing. Both were consider mid-level units. Both held up to at least once per month use with several 1 to 5 weeks trips each year. The first one was a TT we sold after 16 years and we still have our 20 year old 5th wheel.

Structural problems weren't a problem with either one. A couple of minor issues (which occured after the units were over 10 years old) but no trip stoppers.

I do regular preventative maintenance which I feel goes a long way in stopping problems.