B+ motorhomes

Now for the rest of the story. I was trying to decide if I should get a somewhat larger MH, which I could still use for my counseling business, but had more comfortable beds, or get a different type of rv. I just purchased a 32' Keystone Outback Sydney edition pull trailer with a huge slide. Until I bought a HD 1500 (2002) Silverado 4X4 to tow it with, I was toying with putting a class V hitch on the Trail Lite and tow with it! I have not completely abandoned that notion, but need to get used to towing a trailer again first. I had the trailer delivered to my house, and once it was in our environs - it looks huge! I still have to troubleshoot the hitch wiring (factory), and adjust the trailer brakes, before I venture into the "outside world". Our plan is to move it to the Texas coast (maybe we can lure a hurricane here so there will finally be some rain after about a year) in an RV park for a couple of months, while we look for property to move it to and eventually ourselves.