Sailboats and Travel Trailers-a lot in common
Having owned a 42 foot ocean going sailboat and having crossed the pacific in it from Seattle to SE Asia, as well as many other shorter trips it strikes me that many of the high quality products made ...
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I have owned 4 ocean going boats and two trailers
We owned the first trailer for over 20 years which was used for trips to Baja California (Mexico)with considerable off road travel for exploration and remote camping.
As would be expected we often had "problems." Any and all times we has to replace items it was with marine quality units, which once installed never gave any problems.
Some installations were not sanitary but they always functioned in the wilds of Baja, where it counted. The marine grade replacements were truly "Baja Tough and Baja Proven"
I now have a modern Keystone trailer which is apparently made to self destruct after a few years..what a piece of junk!
SDM
We owned the first trailer for over 20 years which was used for trips to Baja California (Mexico)with considerable off road travel for exploration and remote camping.
As would be expected we often had "problems." Any and all times we has to replace items it was with marine quality units, which once installed never gave any problems.
Some installations were not sanitary but they always functioned in the wilds of Baja, where it counted. The marine grade replacements were truly "Baja Tough and Baja Proven"
I now have a modern Keystone trailer which is apparently made to self destruct after a few years..what a piece of junk!
SDM
