looking for opinions on R-Pod and NoBo's
Hi all, I am a complete noob to travel trailers but I am thinking about getting a small TT for taking my small but growing family through California. My wife and I have been avid and experienced Overl...
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We have a friend who bought an R-Pod and I went to help her with the walk-through and initial training. Then she brought it over again and we discussed more after she was using it a couple of times. I'd have to look up the model, it does have a slide (mid-kitchen) and rear bed with front dinette (convertible to a bed).
Very, very little storage. The biggest space is under the dinette, but not convenient to access. What looks like a storage nook under the bed is not, as that's where the furnace is and blows.
She tows with a Toyota Tacoma and for short hauls uses it without the Equilizr bars. I don't like that, as I can see the relative lack of stability.
I'm not aware of any warranty/quality issues, but I don't see her too often.
Do look at the yellow sticker on your SUV to see total payload capacity - Factor in family and gear and see what you realistically have left for tongue weight.
Very, very little storage. The biggest space is under the dinette, but not convenient to access. What looks like a storage nook under the bed is not, as that's where the furnace is and blows.
She tows with a Toyota Tacoma and for short hauls uses it without the Equilizr bars. I don't like that, as I can see the relative lack of stability.
I'm not aware of any warranty/quality issues, but I don't see her too often.
Do look at the yellow sticker on your SUV to see total payload capacity - Factor in family and gear and see what you realistically have left for tongue weight.
