Unique Usage -- Looking to Buy
Good evening, New to the forums.... so thanks in advance to everyone. I'm an insurance adjuster who travels 200 plus days out of the year that recently did the math and figured out how much sh...
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abimarye,
Welcome to the forum. You said you travel 200 days per year, but didn't say how long you stay in each location. Each time you move, you'll have to disconnect and pack up, then set up on arrival at the next stop. That's time-consuming. If you are parked in one place a week at a time, it's not a big deal. If you're moving daily, setup/takedown time adds up. If you're moving often, I'd suggest looking at one of the a-frames.
Also consider where you'll stay. You may not be able to just show up and find a full-hookup campsite in a convenient place. Consider where you go and where you could stay. If you stay in private campgrounds, the nightly cost will be higher, but you will have more amenities (laundry for example) that you may want.
The idea of renting a trailer to try out first sounds reasonable. It won't be the exact model you want, but the basic idea will be the same. If you decide a trailer is not the answer, you're not out much $$.
Good luck.
Welcome to the forum. You said you travel 200 days per year, but didn't say how long you stay in each location. Each time you move, you'll have to disconnect and pack up, then set up on arrival at the next stop. That's time-consuming. If you are parked in one place a week at a time, it's not a big deal. If you're moving daily, setup/takedown time adds up. If you're moving often, I'd suggest looking at one of the a-frames.
Also consider where you'll stay. You may not be able to just show up and find a full-hookup campsite in a convenient place. Consider where you go and where you could stay. If you stay in private campgrounds, the nightly cost will be higher, but you will have more amenities (laundry for example) that you may want.
The idea of renting a trailer to try out first sounds reasonable. It won't be the exact model you want, but the basic idea will be the same. If you decide a trailer is not the answer, you're not out much $$.
Good luck.
