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- gazingm42Explorer5th wheel: Pros - Often more room, easier to pull as more stable.
Con - Price point much much higher. Need larger TV
Travel Trailer: Pros: Lighter, depending on size easier to get into some
camp grounds. Cost is much cheaper. Pull with smaller
TV. No stairs inside trailer
Cons: Can be smaller, can be harder to pull at first. Tony B wrote:
As long as you are OK with a dually.
When I finally decide on size of camper, I can then figure out what size P/U I need.- coolbreeze01ExplorerI like hauling toys in the pickup. If you don't, then buy a 5er.
- 2gypsies1Explorer III
Tony B wrote:
Thanks to everyone.
I am now pretty sure I know what I want/need.
P/U Truck and 5th Wheel combo it is.
When I finally decide on size of camper, I can then figure out what size P/U I need.
You're doin' it right! - Tony_BExplorerThanks to everyone.
I am now pretty sure I know what I want/need.
P/U Truck and 5th Wheel combo it is.
When I finally decide on size of camper, I can then figure out what size P/U I need. - WalabyExplorer II
SolidAxleDurango wrote:
Tony B wrote:
What advantages, if any, are there of a Pull-Along over a 5th Wheel?
None
Price (TT cheaper) - SolidAxleDurangExplorer
nickthehunter wrote:
With any given truck you can pull a much bigger TT then 5th wheel.
Not when the size of TTs are limited to (roughly) 32-33-34' long.... And I can go to any dealership of nearly any brand and buy a 40-41-42' 5er.
In other words.... Not when they don't exist. - webrxExplorerWe camp 2 - 7 days at at time, I use my truck in between, with a TT there is no hitch in the bed of my truck.
TT had the layout we wanted
That is why we bought a TT instead of a fiver. - Tony_BExplorer
korbe wrote:
.....the DW isn't too happy with all the stair risers - .........
Not familiar with "DW". By the way it is used, my best guess is "Darling Wife"? - nickthehunterNomad IIWith any given truck you can pull a much bigger TT then 5th wheel.
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