Tips on buying a newTT
Seen some of the posts from before and found them very helpful. Hoping to get some suggestions for our new venture. Have a 2015 suburban max trailer package, and GVWR of 7500. For our needs, looks ...
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I have to say that Dick B is correct. Rent what you think you want first.
We rented a 25 ft. TT for 10 days for a trip to the Ozarks. It was just the DW, the dog and me.
I learned more about TT travel in those ten days than all the years of “book learning”, PUP and tent camping had given me.
Two things you will quickly discover,
1.) Pulling a barn down the road is different and will tell you a lot about your TV.
2.) As mentioned, there is no “alone” in a TT, even the dog shifting at night is shared by all.
A weekend jaunt can help you decide but the more you can drive through towns and various roads, search for campgrounds etc. the better your feel for RVing.
We rented a 25 ft. TT for 10 days for a trip to the Ozarks. It was just the DW, the dog and me.
I learned more about TT travel in those ten days than all the years of “book learning”, PUP and tent camping had given me.
Two things you will quickly discover,
1.) Pulling a barn down the road is different and will tell you a lot about your TV.
2.) As mentioned, there is no “alone” in a TT, even the dog shifting at night is shared by all.
A weekend jaunt can help you decide but the more you can drive through towns and various roads, search for campgrounds etc. the better your feel for RVing.
