any downsides to a HW?
I have been full-timing in a '70s Apache hard-sided pop-up for over a year. I'm thinking of getting a different trailer. Here are the considerations: - GVRW under 4000 - easier break-down and set-u...
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We started out with a 10 foot pup, then as our kids got older, we went to a 14 foot highwall trailer. That thing was huge and comfortable! It had a bathroom, and a sink you could actually do dishes in. It had an oven. I could cook brownies while camping! If the weather was unfriendly we could cook and eat inside. I always did dishes inside.
When the kids moved out, we downsized a bit - we now have the smallest trailmanor currently available - the 2417. We decided to forgo the bathroom, it takes up too much space. But, it is way more comfortable and easier to set up than either PUPs. I am back to doing dishes outside, and almost never cook insider.
We live in So Cal, and have camped all over.
BTW, both my HW and the Trailmanor barely fit in my garage. When we bought the HW, we had to change our one pice garage door with a sectional to get a couple of inches of headspace.
When the kids moved out, we downsized a bit - we now have the smallest trailmanor currently available - the 2417. We decided to forgo the bathroom, it takes up too much space. But, it is way more comfortable and easier to set up than either PUPs. I am back to doing dishes outside, and almost never cook insider.
We live in So Cal, and have camped all over.
BTW, both my HW and the Trailmanor barely fit in my garage. When we bought the HW, we had to change our one pice garage door with a sectional to get a couple of inches of headspace.
