Does this make sense?
Never owned a TC or been on an extended camping/rving adventure. Three years out from retirement. Single Joe, just me in this deal. I think I want to sell my house and buy a truck and truck camper and...
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JimK-NY wrote:Jack Hart wrote:
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If you're really curious, rent. After a few weeks of dealing with pump outs, propane, leaking plumbing, being trapped in a small space when the weather sucks, cramped or outdoor showers, micro-waved food, insects, dead batteries, etc., etc. you may decide a TC isn't for you. On the other hand, you may love it.
I cannot begin to understand why anyone would post something as discouraging as this. I bought a camper that was several years old. I have used it for 7 years including 2 years full time.
It's called being realistic. A TC is not for everyone, and certainly not for the faint of heart. There will be problems (just read this forum for a comprehensive list of issues TCers have to deal with) and it's not the most economical way to go. My point being that unless you enjoy the special experiences that a TC makes possible, the downsides may outweigh the benefits. The OP has posted previous threads that make it clear that he has issues with travel and being away from home.
Do a little research before you jump in with a judgement.
