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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I would try to stay under about 23 feet if you want to be in Nat Parks and Nat For campgrounds. Your tow vehicle is going to a little marginal in the mountains beyond that anyway. The newer aluminum frames with the fiberglass skin is going to be a lot lighter than stick and tin like Drew mentioned. You can buy a portable generator around 2000 watts that will run everything except AC. For that you need more like 2,600 to 3,000 watts.
I would buy an older unit than 1-3 years. Most trailers don't get used much. People tend trade up or down a lot and it costs a lot less with a little older units. I just bought a 2002 and everything works fine. I spruced up the outside and people think it is new. I will sell it for more than I paid for it.
I would buy an older unit than 1-3 years. Most trailers don't get used much. People tend trade up or down a lot and it costs a lot less with a little older units. I just bought a 2002 and everything works fine. I spruced up the outside and people think it is new. I will sell it for more than I paid for it.
