The difference between dry an loaded weight.
When I bought my 25 ft. TT the literature said 5004 lbs. dry and 400 lbs. on the tongue. Common sense said it would weigh more when loaded but how much more? So before a couple of our trips I took ...
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Lots of different people out there with different ideas on TT use. I have personally known people that never used the plumbing.... At all. I think they were afraid of the dumping end of it. Others never used the microwave,,, it still had the new packing materials in it. Lots of people will not cook inside. Many others insist on packing a cooler.
It seems that many don't want to leave their tent camping roots behind.
I am of the mind that I paid for all of the features of my TT, and I am using all of them. If something doesn't perform to my expectations, I make upgrades until it does. That goes for tires, plumbing freezing up,12 volt and AC power supply, etc. I want all features 100% usable off the grid anywhere I am in any weather.
It seems that many don't want to leave their tent camping roots behind.
I am of the mind that I paid for all of the features of my TT, and I am using all of them. If something doesn't perform to my expectations, I make upgrades until it does. That goes for tires, plumbing freezing up,12 volt and AC power supply, etc. I want all features 100% usable off the grid anywhere I am in any weather.
