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jimx200
Explorer
Feb 15, 2020

What about a Keystone Bullet Colt 17Ft Travel Trailers?

I have looked at a few smaller 15-17', single axle trailers and ran across a 2018 Keystone Colt trailer. I realize Keystone is not top of the line, but it's build quality looked ok. The others I saw i...
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GWolfe
Explorer
Feb 25, 2020
theoldwizard1 wrote:
Shorter trailers with only one axle will "porpoise" badly on rough roads.


I've had two different single axle campers and never had a problem with porpoising. I had a blowout on one of them at around 65 MPH once, I pulled over and changed it, no swaying or loss of control like so many on here think is going to happen. It's all in how you load it.

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