Who has downsized from a fiver
What did you downsize to, and any regrets? Especially when it comes to towing, sway problems,and reduced room for your stuff. We have a 2005 Keystone Cougar rear kitchen fiver that is 32' long and...
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All good advice from you folks.
In considering something smaller, it's a tough choice after using a fiver for so many years, but every time I start backing the fiver into some spaces, I remember the easier time I had with the TT's that we had, especially the 21' hybrid that we started out with.
Don't want to go back to a hybrid though. We need something with all hard sides for bear country, and maybe about 24-28' long and with slides for increased floor space.
Also thanks to those that are now using a TruckCamper. Never really thought about one of those, but it might be a possibility. Just hate to spend so much money to upgrade the TV to one that can support a big TC. The TC's themselves are not exactly cheap either. Might can find a good used rig somewhere though.
One of the big things with our consideration of a smaller camper is the fact that my wife SNORES. Well she also says that I SNORE too. Lol. So we can't sleep close to each other any more. That creates problems with floorplans that don't offer far apart sleeping quarters.
As the corporate guys say.....we are facing "challenges". To me they are problems. Lol. It's kind of fun looking for a solution though.
In considering something smaller, it's a tough choice after using a fiver for so many years, but every time I start backing the fiver into some spaces, I remember the easier time I had with the TT's that we had, especially the 21' hybrid that we started out with.
Don't want to go back to a hybrid though. We need something with all hard sides for bear country, and maybe about 24-28' long and with slides for increased floor space.
Also thanks to those that are now using a TruckCamper. Never really thought about one of those, but it might be a possibility. Just hate to spend so much money to upgrade the TV to one that can support a big TC. The TC's themselves are not exactly cheap either. Might can find a good used rig somewhere though.
One of the big things with our consideration of a smaller camper is the fact that my wife SNORES. Well she also says that I SNORE too. Lol. So we can't sleep close to each other any more. That creates problems with floorplans that don't offer far apart sleeping quarters.
As the corporate guys say.....we are facing "challenges". To me they are problems. Lol. It's kind of fun looking for a solution though.
