Change of plans! Now I want a teardrop!
Some of you may remember me from a year ago when I was asking advice on towing with my Ford Escape. I previously decided to screw it and buy any TT I wanted and have a friend tow it to a campground fo...
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westend wrote:
Why are you eliminating 7 mos. out of the year? If you have a rig that is insulated well and have a furnace, you can use it at any time.
Because campgrounds are only open from April-October.
Just reading between the lines, here so take this with a big grain of salt: Why not look for something used that will get you on the road? There are a lot of smaller, conventional rigs for sale as people upsize to the bigger trailers. With a brand like T@B, you're paying a lot for glam marketing and not getting much more than a conventional trailer.
(*Before I'm corrected about T@B, I'm not referring to the quality, only the brand pricing*)
I'm not against buying a used trailer, some of the ones i've been interested in were used, but the bathrooms are a recent addition, they weren't in the older models.
BTW, your conception of "tow package" and Beemer's are not the same. The "tow package" is a factory installed upgrade. What you seem to think it entails is adding a receiver hitch to the back of the vehicle.
I just posted a link to a site that sells the "complete towing package", so check that out and tell me if that wouldn't work. I guess I don't understand how someone can't add the option of towing with a vehicle that advertises that it can tow things!
