popup vs travel trailer
not looking for the pros and cons. been there done that. I am thinking from a maintenance and longevity point of view. seems to me grooving up with popups we didn't do much to it and they lasted for y...
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Jebby14 wrote:
... since I figure the carrying capacity should at minimum handle the occupants let alone any equipment.
Occupant weight has nothing to do with a trailer's CCC which is calculated by the manufacturer as an allowance for cargo carried in the trailer while it's under tow.
Jebby14 wrote:
Near any popup should be well within my vehicle capabilities so no concerns there. If I go the popup route, the bigger the better IMO
Well if that's the case you'd probably want to consider a high wall popup, the most popular of which was the Fleetwood Niagara, this one not far from you being an example. Fleetwood at the time even tried in it's advertising to convince prospective buyers that this model was better than a travel trailer as it offered pretty well everything a TT does but in a package that's much easier to tow. I'm not sure I totally agree as one still has to deal with tenting but they did have a point insofar as what this model offers once set up.
