Going to RV show- what to specifically look for in a TT?
We're going to the Hershey, PA RV show to look at bunkhouse travel trailers. We previously went to a smaller RV show in the DC area and that helped us narrow our focus to a smaller bunkhouse model with a queen up front. Now that we know the layout we want- what should I be looking for to get the most out of the show? Should I be crawling under every trailer and looking for I beams over sheet metal c channels? Axle ratings? Brands of appliances?
We want a smaller, 2 axle trailer, but with a quality build that will handle more extreme temperatures than the average Rv'er will handle. We plan to do everything from boondock in the mountains, to staying in the driveway at the in-laws.
I'm pretty handy, and would like to upgrade the battery bank, add solar, and I also have a Honda EU2000 for battery charging off when off the grid.
Trailers we want to see on our ever-growing list are the Winnebago Minnie, Shasta oasis, livin lite camplite, then check out Jayco, Forest River, Keystone, etc. Too bad there won't be any Northwood Nash models represented.
We want a smaller, 2 axle trailer, but with a quality build that will handle more extreme temperatures than the average Rv'er will handle. We plan to do everything from boondock in the mountains, to staying in the driveway at the in-laws.
I'm pretty handy, and would like to upgrade the battery bank, add solar, and I also have a Honda EU2000 for battery charging off when off the grid.
Trailers we want to see on our ever-growing list are the Winnebago Minnie, Shasta oasis, livin lite camplite, then check out Jayco, Forest River, Keystone, etc. Too bad there won't be any Northwood Nash models represented.
