Overnight stay
We have Rv'd and camped for many years, but this is the first Hybrid trailer we have had. FOr an overnight stay can you put the bunk out with the tow vehicle still attached? We measured and it looks ...
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Vacation Bound wrote:
We have Rv'd and camped for many years, but this is the first Hybrid trailer we have had. FOr an overnight stay can you put the bunk out with the tow vehicle still attached? We measured and it looks like it would just be enough room between the trailer and the tow vechicle. We are towing this with a 2015 Toyota 4Runner.
In the time it took you to measure surely you could have hitched up and tried it ... no? Every trailer / TV combination is different, it just depends on the clearances between them.
Also, how long did it take to learn how to back this up. At this point, I think we can only go forward and use all pull thrus.
ANy tidbits of info will be appreciated.
There's no standard for learning how to back up a trailer ... some have difficulty, for others it's a natural. Take your trailer to an empty parking lot, set up a few cones, and practice.
