Going to look for our first TT

2012Coleman wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:
avoid a rubber (EPDM) roof.
bumpy

Bumpy - fishing again?

nope, just warning a newbe of a potential problem area. you got a problem with that?
bumpy

Bumpyroad wrote:
avoid a rubber (EPDM) roof.
bumpy

Bumpy - fishing again?

avoid a rubber (EPDM) roof.
bumpy

Do a search there are a lot of topics on this

Sorry I should have added some specifics in my post. I have an F350 diesel single rear wheell so I think I should be good with most maybe not all travel trailers. We are looking for a bunkhouse model between 29-32ish feet long. We will probably go with a new one since it seems that most of the recent used ones are not that much less than just buying new. I don't want to spend a ton on it but I know it won't be cheap. I have seen some that look pretty decent online from the low to mid 20's. That is probably where we will start our search. Thanks for the info so far.

Don't expect everything right out of the box to be perfect. Trailers take a breaking in process.

Know what your tow vehicle can tow in real world conditions and that means stop too!!! THere is a trailer for just about every car or truck, just don't expect to pull a 30 foot trailer with a Rav4!

There is also a trailer for every budget. Without knowing yours I can only give you shotgun advise.

If you are looking for a very unique floorplan look at some of the Open Range lines, they are really cool and doing things other don't. The one that comes to mind is the TT with a full deck on the side and a sliding glass door!! Way cool design

I guess they have stopped making that model but here is a video anyway because it is super cool
Journeyer

Chris

IMHO, if you are looking used, get up on the roof and crawl around, take your time, and look closely at all the joints and seams - for any possible water intrusion locations.