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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poppin_fresh wrote:
No trying to start and argument, but I guess I'm confused as to why people are so concerned about unhooking for a short stay?
Crank the trailer off the ball, unhook the chains, unhook the power cord and pull straight forward two feet. To leave, just reverse the process. Total time = 2 minutes.
Hardly ... the OP should be towing this hybrid with weight distribution so unhitching / hitching will take much longer than just "2 minutes". Why would you if you don't have to? :h
FWIW, when long distance traveling with our own hybrid a few years ago we'd often turtle and I'd leave the trailer hitched to the TV, with minimal external hookup - no water hose, only a power cable connected, nothing else. That way our departure early next morning would be quick and quiet so as to not disturb anyone else ... remaining hitched to the TV made this all possible.
