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DutchmenSport
Sep 19, 2014Explorer
My advise: Before purchasing anything you need to watch 2 movies. The old 1950's movie "The Long Long Trailer" with Desie Arnaz and Lucy Ball, and watch "RV the Movie" with Robin Williams.
Although both are comedies and one is ancient, both movies have a very "serious" element of truth in them, things that should be avoided and things that should be considered when purchasing and using an RV or TT. I think it takes both movies together to see a full picture. So my advise, watch the movies first with the "eye" on purchasing one before making any other plans. You'll get some good laughs, but remember, behind all the humor is some "serious" stuff going on as far as RV's and campers are concerned. It's well worth watching.
Considering a TT vs a MH with a family. Biggest factor to consider is the ability to separate your transportation vehicle from your camping vehicle. (TT) or if you want to take your camper with you everywhere. (MH - RV). If you decide to go MH - RV - you might want to consider a toad. If you do then you have another set of factors to consider for hitching and proper towing.
I will not touch your comment about moving around in a MH when traveling. Although, in Indiana, it is 100% legal to ride in a trailer when traveling. Does anyone do it? If they do, no one admits it!
Good luck! Enjoy the journey. Settling on the suitable camper is part of the fun too! Enjoy these days of anticipation.
Although both are comedies and one is ancient, both movies have a very "serious" element of truth in them, things that should be avoided and things that should be considered when purchasing and using an RV or TT. I think it takes both movies together to see a full picture. So my advise, watch the movies first with the "eye" on purchasing one before making any other plans. You'll get some good laughs, but remember, behind all the humor is some "serious" stuff going on as far as RV's and campers are concerned. It's well worth watching.
Considering a TT vs a MH with a family. Biggest factor to consider is the ability to separate your transportation vehicle from your camping vehicle. (TT) or if you want to take your camper with you everywhere. (MH - RV). If you decide to go MH - RV - you might want to consider a toad. If you do then you have another set of factors to consider for hitching and proper towing.
I will not touch your comment about moving around in a MH when traveling. Although, in Indiana, it is 100% legal to ride in a trailer when traveling. Does anyone do it? If they do, no one admits it!
Good luck! Enjoy the journey. Settling on the suitable camper is part of the fun too! Enjoy these days of anticipation.
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