Looking for first Travel Trailer
Wife and I have been talking about getting a bumper dragger for cross country travel and camping (Boondocking) for a while. I envision us using it 6-12 times a year, as vacation balance for our respe...
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If you're doing any dirt road travel, stay away from the ultra light trailers. My Keystone Bullet was coming apart after a few years of boondocking. No 4 wheel stuff, just pretty good dirt and gravel roads. Nothing you'd think twice about driving a regular car on.
Take a look at the Northwood Manufacturing lineup (Arctic Fox and Nash), and the Outdoors RV line up. They're built with a heavier chassis and will hold up much better. I take possession of a Nash 22H tomorrow.
Take a look at the Northwood Manufacturing lineup (Arctic Fox and Nash), and the Outdoors RV line up. They're built with a heavier chassis and will hold up much better. I take possession of a Nash 22H tomorrow.
