Do you unload when you camp? Really?
Wife and I spent a week plus tooling around one or our favorite areas, hiking, fishing, touring, fishing, drinking, fishing.... walking the campsite mid week, which was maybe 1/4 full, we started tal...
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whizbang wrote:
Unloading is just nuts.
The camper allows you to take you toilet, kitchen, bed, etc with you. Why leave that stuff behind?
10’ bridges on your sight-seeing route for the day.
Most of the time (>99%) the camper stays on the truck when we’re out. But, for the rare occasions when we want to do something that the camper would prevent us from doing, I’m glad it comes off.
Whats nuts is those towable RV’s and motorized RV’s. Especially those motorized ones with 10’ or more of overhang behind the rear axle. Cwazy!! (Just kidding. Wink wink, nudge nudge). :W
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