What would you do? 24’ or 28’?
We’re looking at buying our first trailer and a new one. We have rented a 22’-28’ and personally I lik the smaller one since it was nimble and agile to manuever around. However, we are expecting our f...
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Seattle Lion wrote:
I don't think you will find many 28ft TT's that weigh in at 5,000 lbs. Our ultralight 27ft has a dry weight of 6,000 lbs. Around here the size limits for campgrounds pertain to the trailer, not the TV. Every site we visited (not all that many, but a nice sample for Washington) had the ability to handle the TV and the TT, though maybe not hitched. At some sites we had to park the TV next to the TT.
I camp all over WA, Idaho and Oregon. Have not had any trouble with my 32 footer. It is 7400-500 on the scales loaded for camping and 6340 with batteries, full propane, and various other small items. So my experience is similar to yours.
I see the OP got a trailer looks very nice.
As to size a wise old man at a campground once told me when I had my old 25 foot no slide 5er, "Buy your second Trailer first"
