Towing with a Minivan
I have a 2006 Kia Sedona minivan. The towing limit is 3500lbs. I have already installed a hitch, electric brake controller and electrical hookups on the van. I still need to add the transmission and p...
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SusanDallas wrote:
Re: Pop ups
These are not an option. My parents had one and found they were a lot of trouble to set up. I like to be able to stop when traveling and go inside & take a quick nap and have a meal at a rest top. My pet would also tear through the plastic walls on a popup and I would also not feel safe in one when traveling alone. The walls would not last one day with my pet. I had to put metal screens on my windows at my house to prevent him from jumping through the window screens.
I don't plan on driving in mountainous areas and will only use it 5 or 6 times a year. If anyone knows of a lighter travel trailer with bunks and a full bed please let me know. Thank you !
This is off topic slightly, but your comments about the dog are sending up red flags. If he has those sort of issues in a house, he is not going to be a good trailering dog. If he's jumping at the windows in the trailer, others RVers and/or the park staff are going to see him as aggressive. If you plan on leaving him alone in the trailer while you sightsee, go out to eat, etc., he is going to draw attention to himself and that's going to get him in trouble. It will end up with you being asked to leave the park.
I don't want to seem mean or anything, but you really need to look at his behavior and your intentions with your planned travel and make sure they can be compatible before you go any further.
