sky_free wrote:
The standard answer for this is Bigfoot. They make a 25', but it's probably not the floorplan you are looking for, and they are very expensive.
When I was originally looking for a decent cold-weather RV I quickly realized that a truck camper is the best option for truly capable winter rig. It's an enclosed box vs. TT's which usually need to compromise on the underside to deal with running gear and plumbing. Also, towing a 26' trailer on icy roads isn't going to be as easy as driving a 4wd truck with a camper on it.
I've had a TC up here and will agree they work better in cold weather to include driving down the road with all of that weight on a 4X4. I don't plan on towing it much if any in the cold. I'll take it up to a small place called Anderson when hunting season starts, leave it there for the winter and go get it in the spring when I want to use it again. Hunting season can get down to +10F so I'd like a trailer I don't have to worry about.
Bill
