Shock Absorber Addition to Travel Trailer
I assume the reason most travel trailers don’t come with shock absorbers is to save on production cost for the manufacturer (I realize some travel trailers have shock - mine does not). I assume this ...
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Having owned several TT with and without shocks. I would say they are worth their wait in gold. Living in Alaska where the roads are anything but perfect with frost heave's and toll of tough winters, shocks make a huge difference. Just recently buying a new Outdoors RV Creekside trailer that comes standard with shocks is a dream to tow. Last season we only managed one trip with it and either the DW or I left a few none breakable items on the counter and when we arrived at the campsite they were sitting right were we left them, undisturbed. In any of our other campers we would often finds things tossed around and doors open. IT was often a surprise when we opened the door but not with this new trailer that has shocks.
