Life span of TT with heavy use
We do at least one 'big' trip a year (2000 mile round trip or more) with the trailer, and the rest of our every-other-month trips are generally round-trip length of at least 500 miles Many people I...
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Some people could break an anvil, some people can't control their kids from using everything they see as a trampoline and some people don't grasp the concept of care, maintenance and repairs. Those people probably don't get a long life out of a lightweight camper.
Everyone else who isn't in the above categories, generally should get a very long life out of their camper.
Stopping water intrusion.
Fixing stuff when it breaks.
Not letting it bake in the Tejas sun 24/7/365
Keeping up with tire age and wheel bearings
Not overloading the axles and springs...and
a general attitude of giving a sh it about your investment will keep it nice and serviceable for a long time.
Basically the same as a combo of keeping up your house and your car.
Everyone else who isn't in the above categories, generally should get a very long life out of their camper.
Stopping water intrusion.
Fixing stuff when it breaks.
Not letting it bake in the Tejas sun 24/7/365
Keeping up with tire age and wheel bearings
Not overloading the axles and springs...and
a general attitude of giving a sh it about your investment will keep it nice and serviceable for a long time.
Basically the same as a combo of keeping up your house and your car.
