valhalla360 wrote:
Danattherock wrote:
rbpru wrote:
Danattherock.
I think the reason folks commented on the advantages of a slide was to help not to justify their position.
Passing on your experience for the benefit of others is generally considered a good deed.
But as we often find out; no good deed goes unpunished.
Thanks. If you would, please tell me what your having for dinner tonight so I can have wife drop by the grocery store and buy the same. Clearly, I'm not capable of deciding for myself what me and my family want. Thanks again for the desperately needed assistance.
Dan
You asked for advice on your FIRST trailer and then get mad when people offer advice? :h
Understanding why you are so strongly against slideouts is important to answering your question as they are the norm and most newbies who don't want them are confused regarding the pro's and con's.
Reality is outside trailers 20+yrs old or very small, the options are pretty limited and you will likely be forced to special order. High end builders have largely left this end of the market as there is no demand.
Really? The OP is an adult and can make his own decisions. Are you that offended? He clearly doesn't want a slide, and since that doesn't compute in your world, then somehow he must be wrong for being irritated at the non solicited advice? The title of the thread even states that he is not looking for a slide. How can you consider posting about the benefits of a slide to be advice for him? :H I don't blame him one bit for shutting you down.
The guy is coming from tent camping with a big family, and wants a TT without a slide which would be a palace to them. Why can't he get advice on that and that alone? No one - including you I'm guessing, likes to be treated like an idiot.
I wish there were more people like Dan on this forum.
