Questions about Cargo Trailers behind RV
About to go on an extended cross country road trip. It will be just me and the DW. We'll be driving our 1998 26' lazy daze class c. Rv runs well and only the usual trivial things that happen with rv's...
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Scottiemom wrote:
Learn to get by with less. We live in our motorhome. . . true, it's a 40'er, but why do you need so much stuff? Are you taking 6 months worth of food? Clothes at the most should be a few pairs of jeans, shorts, shirts, and undies. You can do laundry on the road. Why do you need to have every crevice filled with junk, then haul a trailer for the rest of it?
We took our 22' B+ to Alaska for 3 months. I had her packed full, more food than anything else because we had heard about high prices for staples in Alaska. But everything fit in cupboards, don't have anything laying around on the floor. I took way more than we needed though. We had 3 changes of jeans, a week of undies, maybe 6 shirts, an insulated vest, hoodie and one heavier coat. We were limited on space for everything, but we were good to go.
We did add a trunk on the back for tools, the grill, etc. That might be a better solution. Put a truck in your receiver on the back.
Less is more.
Dale
I tow a 20’ enclosed trailer behind my truck camper giving me a combined length a little over 50’. It carries extra water, fuel and LPG for boon docking, motorized and pedal powered vehicles for sight seeing, outdoor furniture and tools. What can I say? I’m a guy that likes to bring his garage along. The trailer also allows to buy bulk items instead of expensively packaged smaller quantities and even has clothes line run inside to allow us to dry clothing regardless of weather.
