Recommendations for lightweight TT for 2
My wife and I are retired. After three back surgeries my wife is ready to move up from our popup campers. We would appreciate recommendations for a small TT that could be towed behind a V6 Jeep Gran...
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We were ready to buy a 191RD for those reasons and more. Just before signing on the dotted line, we took a second look at the 191RB (rear bath) and decided on that. We found significantly more storage space in the RB than the RD.
The RB disadvantage is that you walk "into the bedroom." The advantage is the more open space floor plan, not divided into two areas. The RD also has a nice picture window out the rear. This is great if you can back up into a scenic view. We did not think this would usually be the case for us,
YMMV
We found several sales sites with lots of interior photos if you have a hard time envisioning the place from the floorplans.
The RB disadvantage is that you walk "into the bedroom." The advantage is the more open space floor plan, not divided into two areas. The RD also has a nice picture window out the rear. This is great if you can back up into a scenic view. We did not think this would usually be the case for us,
YMMV
We found several sales sites with lots of interior photos if you have a hard time envisioning the place from the floorplans.
Bumpyroad wrote:qtla9111 wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
I like the Ascend A191RD myself. 3,349 lbs. dry wt, 399 lbs. dry hitch weight. 22'11" long, if you gotta have it under 20 ft, I bought the A171RD which is 20'4". including tongue.
bumpy
Very nice travel trailer, excellent layout and good weight.
Ascend A191RD
one thing I like about it is the ability to swing the bathroom door to the hall and isolate the bed/bath area from the living area for privacy. sort of rare in a small unit.
bumpy
