Adding a Hitch To The Trailer
Hey Guys newbie here, hope I found the right forum for my question. I've just put down a deposit on a 2018 Tracer 24DBS http://primetimerv.com/product-details.aspx?LineID=475&Image=24433&ModelI...
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Just a few observations
RVers are actually very helpful
Those states that allow "double bottom" RV towing require the lead trailer to be a fiver. Fivers are more stable than travel trailers, and their frame is usually built stronger
I don't remember ever seeing a motorhome or a fiver rolled over. The rolled RV's I have seen a number of, have been travel trailers, usually towed by a half-ton truck
The travel trailer frames I've had a close look at, have been a collection of sheet metal sections, welded in a way to offer some stiffness, sort of like an egg carton, hard to extend and retain any strength
I believe that, as a group, RVers are inherently more risk-averse than bikers, and that may add to RVers saying "better not..." while bikers might say "why not..."
RVers are actually very helpful
Those states that allow "double bottom" RV towing require the lead trailer to be a fiver. Fivers are more stable than travel trailers, and their frame is usually built stronger
I don't remember ever seeing a motorhome or a fiver rolled over. The rolled RV's I have seen a number of, have been travel trailers, usually towed by a half-ton truck
The travel trailer frames I've had a close look at, have been a collection of sheet metal sections, welded in a way to offer some stiffness, sort of like an egg carton, hard to extend and retain any strength
I believe that, as a group, RVers are inherently more risk-averse than bikers, and that may add to RVers saying "better not..." while bikers might say "why not..."
