ultralight contruction
In the market for a TT. Im trying to do my homework and having a tough time determining what construction materials and practices are used brand to brand on what the industry calls "ultralights". S...
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This has all been excellent advise and very helpful. Even some of the "unhelpful" responses. :)
The TV I have lined up is a 2002 Ford Expedition with the larger engine and tow package which will be purchased from in-laws with a clean bill of health..
So, I really dont need a lightweight.. in fact, after research and reading these responses Im starting to think I dont WANT a lightweight.. this thing should pull 8100 lbs loaded.. so if Im 26ft or less (im thinking 22-26ft) I dont think I need a light weight.. am I correct in my thinking?
If I am.. now this thread totally changes to.. what are the best quality TT's on the market and what materials do they use? Which should probably be another thread..
Im recently handicapped, I lost the use of one arm in a motorcycle accident.. I used to do EVERYTHING myself and now I cannot so Im trying to buy a 1-3 yr old camper that required very little work...
I hope that makes sense.
The TV I have lined up is a 2002 Ford Expedition with the larger engine and tow package which will be purchased from in-laws with a clean bill of health..
So, I really dont need a lightweight.. in fact, after research and reading these responses Im starting to think I dont WANT a lightweight.. this thing should pull 8100 lbs loaded.. so if Im 26ft or less (im thinking 22-26ft) I dont think I need a light weight.. am I correct in my thinking?
If I am.. now this thread totally changes to.. what are the best quality TT's on the market and what materials do they use? Which should probably be another thread..
Im recently handicapped, I lost the use of one arm in a motorcycle accident.. I used to do EVERYTHING myself and now I cannot so Im trying to buy a 1-3 yr old camper that required very little work...
I hope that makes sense.
