Enclosed trailer behind motorhome??

Since I'm looking at a 24-26 footer, a reasonably sized trailer that is under 5000 pounds, has a RV style side door (so I can always get out), and a ramp rear door, is something I definitely would consider. This would provide me with not just storage, but additional sleeping space. For added security, I can add a barring mechanism on the inside side door (which can only be locked/unlocked from the inside), so I can latch that, exit from the ramp door, lock the ramp door, and be assured the trailer contents remain secure when unoccupied, but nobody can ever wind up locked inside.

Healey man, is that a 62 BT7? (tricarb)?

bzboy wrote:
Anyone with any experience with this your opinions is much appreciated.

This one in San Antonio was OK with my trailer staying hooked up.

Tim

I used to tow a 6x12 behind the 30'C I used to have. To be honest the only time I knew it was there was when I turned a corner. When backing up I could barely see the sides but it wasn't hard to back up. If I were you I would really think about a bigger trailer than the 5x8. 6x12 was a great size, small enough to still be fairly light and inexpensive but had plenty of volume for cargo.

Many actually
One of my friends tows an enclosed car-hauler, that hold his smart-car and his shop (all bench-top type).
They also use it as a "covered" patio for rainy (but warm) days.

We tow behind our 38 foot Super C. It is campground dependant. Hershey Park makes us park the trailer in the overflow lot. A few others have as well.