An Overwhelmed Beginner's Journey
Hello there! After reading tons of great threads and info on this site for a few weeks now, this will be my first post. :) And while the topic of my first post is (as I’m sure has been the case fo...
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A friend of mine who owns a new pop-up recently reported to me that he averaged 19 mpg at 55 - 65 mph on a 2000 mile trip pulling with a Hyundai Santa Fe.
People who recommend tent camping to people in Florida during the summer need to try it for themselves. I don't tent camp until October.
The AC will drown out most CG noise.
I agree that you should buy the biggest vehicle possible for when you want to upgrade. Check with your HOA to see if they allow temp driveway parking for loading/unloading.
Get familiar with other TV capacities like payload. The hitch receiver will be rated for a certain weight. Just because some vehicle has a 5000 lb tow capacity does not mean that it can actually tow a TT of that weight. Payload will be exceeded before tow capacity is reached.
Good luck.
People who recommend tent camping to people in Florida during the summer need to try it for themselves. I don't tent camp until October.
The AC will drown out most CG noise.
I agree that you should buy the biggest vehicle possible for when you want to upgrade. Check with your HOA to see if they allow temp driveway parking for loading/unloading.
Get familiar with other TV capacities like payload. The hitch receiver will be rated for a certain weight. Just because some vehicle has a 5000 lb tow capacity does not mean that it can actually tow a TT of that weight. Payload will be exceeded before tow capacity is reached.
Good luck.
