Buying A New Travel Trailer...Yikes!
Hi Everybody, After several awful apartment experiences and $$$ wasted we have finally said goodbye to apartment renting and have decided to buy and live in an RV, more particularly, a travel trail...
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Why are people so jaded? Who cares what the OP's motivations are? If you can contribute to the question, then do so. If not, then please just shut up.
I for one, have lived in motorhomes and TT's, and 5th wheels for years. I use one as my lodgings for working at job locations. Sometimes I'm there for years at a time, some times just months. It's very convenient, and if you do it right, you can enjoy the feeling of being on vacation while you are working.
By far, I like the travel trailer the best. It's just easier to keep up with. Less to maintain, less to clean and less room for junk to accumulate. If you need to move often, then it's far easier to deal with on setup, teardown and hauling.
That all said, you need to pay for quality. A cheap trailer is just that, a cheap trailer and can lead to lots of issues of breakages, heating and cooling. I HIGHLY recommend the Oliver for full timing, four season performance. I did an extensive review on my blog that you might like to look at. I'll warn you that it is a trailer that is on the small side. But I find it's comfortable, and built like a tank:
http://wincrasher.blogspot.com/2015/02/my-new-2015-oliver-legacy-elite-ii.html
http://wincrasher.blogspot.com/2015/03/video-review-of-oliver-legacy-elite-ii.html
I for one, have lived in motorhomes and TT's, and 5th wheels for years. I use one as my lodgings for working at job locations. Sometimes I'm there for years at a time, some times just months. It's very convenient, and if you do it right, you can enjoy the feeling of being on vacation while you are working.
By far, I like the travel trailer the best. It's just easier to keep up with. Less to maintain, less to clean and less room for junk to accumulate. If you need to move often, then it's far easier to deal with on setup, teardown and hauling.
That all said, you need to pay for quality. A cheap trailer is just that, a cheap trailer and can lead to lots of issues of breakages, heating and cooling. I HIGHLY recommend the Oliver for full timing, four season performance. I did an extensive review on my blog that you might like to look at. I'll warn you that it is a trailer that is on the small side. But I find it's comfortable, and built like a tank:
http://wincrasher.blogspot.com/2015/02/my-new-2015-oliver-legacy-elite-ii.html
http://wincrasher.blogspot.com/2015/03/video-review-of-oliver-legacy-elite-ii.html
