RV show yesterday almost NO Hybrids
I have had my HTT going on 7 years now. Are HTT on their way out? I go to the show every year (BIG show in Toronto) to see what the new trends are and this year the trend was no hybrids :)
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hahaha, my next camper will be a stick and tin bunkhouse. I care more about wards and water storage than bleeping tents. I'd get a heavy duty hybrid 6000lb empty 8000lb gvw if it was produced: 26ft bh htt/superslide, big tanks, with standard dinette.
I currently reserve a day earlier get home at 7pm on Thursday ,and tow the camper solo (8pm to state parks). I set it up, make beds, fill water, and return home by midnight. Bought a dedicated 3/4 ton sub to be loaded, ready, and able to handle multipe future TT. I moor a canoe at a state park, and earlier in the week rack up sub with bikes, tanks, roof pods, firewood, and tools.
Friday: repeat cycle (gone 6am to 7pm) wife fills cooler, feeds kids, bath and kids in pj.
Family treks stress free (ipad/dvd players) to fully setup TT, either with me or, earlier in the day.
That ought to scare someone from attempting weekend camping, or buying a popup lol.
I currently reserve a day earlier get home at 7pm on Thursday ,and tow the camper solo (8pm to state parks). I set it up, make beds, fill water, and return home by midnight. Bought a dedicated 3/4 ton sub to be loaded, ready, and able to handle multipe future TT. I moor a canoe at a state park, and earlier in the week rack up sub with bikes, tanks, roof pods, firewood, and tools.
Friday: repeat cycle (gone 6am to 7pm) wife fills cooler, feeds kids, bath and kids in pj.
Family treks stress free (ipad/dvd players) to fully setup TT, either with me or, earlier in the day.
That ought to scare someone from attempting weekend camping, or buying a popup lol.
