Buyer's remorse??
Hi. I'm totally new to this site and RVING. Hubby is in the Navy and got orders to Virginia...we decided to take advantage of living on the other side of the country by traveling to all the neat plac...
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For me, I dry camp almost exclusively. It is important for me to include a full tank of fresh water in my calculations.
I've been looking at small lightweight trailers that meet my layout needs and can be towed by my Durango. I have found that in lightweight trailers, the CCC can be severely limited with a full fresh water tank.
So, it really depends on what you plan on doing with the RV that determines which data is important or not.
As an example, I saw one trailer I liked. It's dry weight was about 2500lbs. It's gvwr was about 3100lbs. But if I filled the fresh water tank, it left me with only about 360 lbs. I felt that was way too close to the edge to feel comfortable.
I've been looking at small lightweight trailers that meet my layout needs and can be towed by my Durango. I have found that in lightweight trailers, the CCC can be severely limited with a full fresh water tank.
So, it really depends on what you plan on doing with the RV that determines which data is important or not.
As an example, I saw one trailer I liked. It's dry weight was about 2500lbs. It's gvwr was about 3100lbs. But if I filled the fresh water tank, it left me with only about 360 lbs. I felt that was way too close to the edge to feel comfortable.
