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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With our hybrid we have no trouble putting the front bunk down while hitched up. Comes in handy for one night stops. We just get a pull through site and stay hitched. Give it a try on your setup and see if the bunk clears.
As for backing up, as others have suggested - an empty parking lot and some cones are the way to learn. There are always You-tube videos that suggest different techniques that you can check out, but in the end it just comes down to practice. The biggest thing I miss from backing up our popup is the fact that I can't see over the top of the trailer any more. Had to learn to use the mirrors...
As for backing up, as others have suggested - an empty parking lot and some cones are the way to learn. There are always You-tube videos that suggest different techniques that you can check out, but in the end it just comes down to practice. The biggest thing I miss from backing up our popup is the fact that I can't see over the top of the trailer any more. Had to learn to use the mirrors...
