First TT for Drycamping
The DH and I are hoping to replace our 40 year old PUP in the spring with a TT. The PUP is still in excellent condition for her age but seems we have to repair something after every trip lately. Plus ...
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DesertHawk mentioned a Scamp - there are a number of fiberglass trailers in the 18' - 20' range including 5th wheels available from a number of manufacturers. I have an Escape 17B with high lift axle that can go just about anywhere my tow vehicle can pull it. Escape Trailer Industries makes a 15', 17', 19', and 21' as well as a 20.5' 5th wheel.
Again, there are many manufacturers of lightweight fiberglass trailers. Because of the construction methods, most fiberglass trailers will hold up to rough roads better than stick built trailers. They are also usually lighter, and more aerodynamic, providing better gas mileage.
I have links to blogs by owners, manufacturers and other information at my Fiberglass Trailer Page.
Again, there are many manufacturers of lightweight fiberglass trailers. Because of the construction methods, most fiberglass trailers will hold up to rough roads better than stick built trailers. They are also usually lighter, and more aerodynamic, providing better gas mileage.
I have links to blogs by owners, manufacturers and other information at my Fiberglass Trailer Page.
