Things we saw on the road today. 250 miles.
3 or 4 roofs bubbled up in the front. 3 or 4 bumper pulls riding extremely nose high or low. The roof issue is hard for the driver to know about. A trailer extremely out of level is the dealer and/...
Forum Discussion
Jayco-noslide wrote:
Sounds like some RVers dont' understand everything that goes into RVing. Or could it be like people buying houses that really can't afford to own a house so things go unattended to?
marcsbigfoot20b27 wrote:
Ignorance is bliss !!
Both so true. In the past about 6% of the population was into RVing/camping in some way, today that number is up to about 8%. That means that suddenly there are a bunch of folks (like me) that have recently (past 4 or 5 years) jumped into RVing. Most don't spend much time on forums (I spend way too much), most don't understand the issues of a trailer or motorhome, and many could care less. If you were to tell someone with a trailer with torsion axles that nose high will damage the axles and overload the rear tires too, they would probably go "yea, right...." and walk away, unwilling to learn or understand what they don't know.
Right now RV's are holding their prices pretty good, but in a couple of years, you will be able to find some good deals on these "I'm tired of this, its not fun any more, just work" trailers and Motorhomes.
Charles
