Newbie Looking For The Right Trailer
I thought I would do things differently, for a change. Do things in my personal reverse. Ask for advice BEFORE diving in feet first. Eh? Yes, I am a male. So.....love camping...tired of setti...
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TrailerTraveler1 wrote:
Why no slides? Just curious. We loved the Nash's, but bought a Lance. Mainly because of weight - and tank size, which the Nash does well on also. Our Lance 1685 is similar to your Nash 17K except we have a slide for the dinette which makes all the difference in living space. Yet our GVWR is lighter and our overall length is 20'9". If you're trying to save weight with no slides, look at Lance before making a final decision. Nice finishes too, much better than average. Keep in mind, every trailer is subjected to a mini-earthquake everytime we take it on the road - shake, rattle & roll. There is no perfect trailer. Good luck & hope to see you "out there" soon!
I guess you didn't read the rest of the thread. I bought a Pacific Coachworks Tango Twist.
Why no slides? Less problems. Simple is best, in my opinion.
