No Slide Out Travel Trailer
I'm looking for a trailer that is older than 2005. I'm going to be using it for a studio so it must have a place to store LOTS of yarn. My husband, myself and my service dog will also be living in it ...
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Expense is what you make of it and what the local market supports. We've come across nice parks for under $300/month. When you come across parks charging $800-1000/month they typically have some combination of high end facilities or an apartment in the area would be up around $2000/month. That's not to say, you can't spend more but yes, it can help control costs.
Someone said 90% of RV's have slides, for RV's over 25', I'm betting it's closer to 99% with the rare person custom ordering a non-slide unit. The mechanical slides typically have a crank you can use in the event of a motor failure. Yes, they can break but it's not an untried technology. They are reliable and well worth the risk.
Someone said 90% of RV's have slides, for RV's over 25', I'm betting it's closer to 99% with the rare person custom ordering a non-slide unit. The mechanical slides typically have a crank you can use in the event of a motor failure. Yes, they can break but it's not an untried technology. They are reliable and well worth the risk.
