Due to some personal mobility issues, we decided to sell the TT. The new owners just picked it up on Sunday. It has been an adventure but it was time to let it go. Just wanted to say thanks to all of you who make this a great forum. I have always appreciated the help and advice - especially the respectful attitude of the contributors.A few thoughts... Get a big enough truck. Swallow your pride and ask for help even if means somebody else backs it into that tight space Arrive before dark. Get fuel before it causes stress. Don't worry about MPG. Happy trails to one and all!

OK, I have the first item. I'll work on the rest!

These threads come much to often. Good luck to you in whatever course you take now and know you had a blast while it lasted.

bedell wrote:Due to some personal mobility issues, we decided to sell the TT. The new owners just picked it up on Sunday. It has been an adventure but it was time to let it go. Just wanted to say thanks to all of you who make this a great forum. I have always appreciated the help and advice - especially the respectful attitude of the contributors.A few thoughts... Get a big enough truck. Swallow your pride and ask for help even if means somebody else backs it into that tight space Arrive before dark. Get fuel before it causes stress. Don't worry about MPG. Happy trails to one and all!I have always heard it said if you have to worry about fuel mileage then you can't afford the toy your bought. By the way all of you thoughts are right on.

Sorry to hear you had to end this adventure and hope you find something else you're better able to do to fill the void.

Sorry to hear your having health issues. I know every trailer i sold without having another to take its place made me very sad to see it leave my house and go down the road. I hope you can still get out and do some camping. Many of the state parks in pa have cabins to rent. Maybe that would work for you. Best of luck to you. -G

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mbutts
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
OK, I have the first item. I'll work on the rest!
fla-gypsy
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
These threads come much to often. Good luck to you in whatever course you take now and know you had a blast while it lasted.
Emptypockets
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
bedell wrote:
Due to some personal mobility issues, we decided to sell the TT. The new owners just picked it up on Sunday. It has been an adventure but it was time to let it go.
Just wanted to say thanks to all of you who make this a great forum. I have always appreciated the help and advice - especially the respectful attitude of the contributors.

A few thoughts...
Get a big enough truck.
Swallow your pride and ask for help even if means somebody else backs it into that tight space
Arrive before dark.
Get fuel before it causes stress.
Don't worry about MPG.

Happy trails to one and all!

I have always heard it said if you have to worry about fuel mileage then you can't afford the toy your bought. By the way all of you thoughts are right on.
2edgesword
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
Sorry to hear you had to end this adventure and hope you find something else you're better able to do to fill the void.
Camper_G
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
Sorry to hear your having health issues. I know every trailer i sold without having another to take its place made me very sad to see it leave my house and go down the road. I hope you can still get out and do some camping. Many of the state parks in pa have cabins to rent. Maybe that would work for you. Best of luck to you.

-G
gbopp
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
I hope your health improves. Check back on the forum. You may not have a camper but, you have experience and wisdom to share. :)
Ron3rd
Explorer III
Sep 16, 2015
Good luck to you and those are wise words.
Calicajun
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
Best of luck in whatever you do next. :)
GMandJM
Explorer
Sep 17, 2015
Sorry to read you're leaving. You decided against a TC or B? Bummer.

Best wishes for good health and much happiness in whatever you decide to do next.
Iraqvet05
Explorer
Sep 17, 2015
Sorry to hear about your health. I'm sure that was a difficult decision to sell the trailer but hopefully the new owners make some great memories in it as you did.

I have an aunt and uncle that also stopped camping several years ago due to their health but they can't seem to part with their 5er and it just sits. I hope you can find a way to get out and enjoy nature and traveling.