Comfort First
Hi to All from a pair of newbies. Herself and I are doing our homework before spending any $$. As there are only the two of, plus Chester the cat, we have already decided that we want a smaller TT...
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I am still wayne_tw wrote:
Before you shop brands, you should learn about features. What do you know about residential refrigerators in RV's, Never Lube Axles, self adjusting brakes, greaseable spring shackles, ducted air conditioning, fantastic fans, electric vs. manual awnings, four season packages, heated holding tanks, aluminium vs, wood framing, tow ratings for your vehicle, 13", 14", 15" and 16" tires for the trailer, electric vs. hydraulic trailer brakes, different brake controller, sway control hitches, weight distributing hitches, aluminium siding, fiberglass siding, rubber roofs, and the list goes on.
You get my point. Learn about all these things and more; then buy the trailer that really suits you.
Boy you sure know how to rain on someones parade :B Just Kidding
We are still looking and learning and you are right there is ALOT to learn and even then I've found you still learn something.
We are doing our due diligence before buying and reading alot of post on here for any helpfull hints and YES even if it is a question in the Class A forum you just never know when that tip might come in handy.
Good Luck
