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I am considering getting a tow vehicle and small travel trailer 22 ft or so. I notice there are controversies about one or two axle, construction materials, choice of weight of trailer as well as pos...
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Although it has not been said, the smartest thing you can do is start with a used RV, something 4-7 years old. Us it for a year or two and you will have a much better idea of what you really want.
Anything longer than 16'-18' will need two axles. Not so much the load, but it will ride better.
Class III trailers (3,500lbs-6,000lbs) and up you will want a weight distribution hitch. Again, it is a ride issue.
Anything longer than 16'-18' will need two axles. Not so much the load, but it will ride better.
Class III trailers (3,500lbs-6,000lbs) and up you will want a weight distribution hitch. Again, it is a ride issue.
