post pictures of your HTT

[kknowlton]

The folks in the Folding Trailer forum have started a fun topic, so I thought perhaps we could do the same. I'll start.



Our 2005 Starcraft Travelstar 21SSO, last year at the LaSalle-Peru KOA.

[hallock36]

Here is the new Jayco X19H that we picked up yesterday. Too bad it was snowing and that there's more on the way. First weekend that it above 50 or so we are heading out somewhere.

[r3rjr]

Waiting for summer to return!!!

[river_bravo]

gavinseim, nice rig. Looks like your weight distribution hitch needs adjustment though....:)

[gavinseim]

Got a Shamrock 21ss last summer then spent a month and a half on the road. It was great. Had some issues with the trailer, but once we get the bugs worked out it'll be great. Love the huge 3x12 super slide. Makes a compact trailer feel so big.

This was at Louis and Clark in the Montana mountains. Our Expedition pulls it well, but gas killed u on a 7000 mile trip. Looking at getting a diesel pickup.

[Dougie123]

ditto that. also, installing the curtain rod to section off the bath/rear bunks is a HUGE space maker for changing/drying off.

next mods will be 2x 6V golf cart batts & LED lighting. We do a lot of dry camping...so every amp is sacred!

[miatared]

popeye59 wrote:
...I see is the placement of the stove knobs and ours has the oven.

When not getting the oven, this is the Suburban cooktop installed.

[Dougie123]

Hey there fellow Shamrock 233S owner!

Gd'Mornin' to ya!

[popeye59]

We bought ours during an RV Show special so the oven was included. Wife probably would've wanted it regardless. We still have plenty of room for storage under the bench seat that we haven't even touched yet. Getting in and out of the back bunk is pretty tough for a full sized adult when trying to make up a bed. Better to just us sleeping bags back there.

[DocWisconsin]

popeye59 wrote:
Looks nice - hope you enjoy it.

It's the twin to my Roo 233S. Looked at your pictures and the only difference I see is the placement of the stove knobs and ours has the oven.

The stove might be different with the stainless steel. We opted not to get an oven. I'm fairly sure the Roo and Shamrock are exactly the same except for the color patterns.

The 233S certainly has a lot more storage that I thought it was going to after reading comments on the forum. I'm sure the space will go quick when we're loading it up though.

It's 15 degrees out (high for the day) and snowing, and I SO want to hang out in there. 😄

[popeye59]

Looks nice - hope you enjoy it.

It's the twin to my Roo 233S. Looked at your pictures and the only difference I see is the placement of the stove knobs and ours has the oven.

[DocWisconsin]

Walk through took considerably longer than I anticipated (2 hours vs 1), but everything looks good and the RV is home safe and sound. Here are some quick pictures:

(Edit to make pictures smaller size and not irritate moderator).

[popeye59]

Nice looking rig. I'm guessing that Palomino has been pretty good to you.

[Jeremy626]

We went from this:
1985 Palomino Stallion 10' pop up


to this:
2002 Palomino Stampede S-21SDSL


and now to this:
2011 Palomino Stampede S-21RGS

[popeye59]

A PUG is a Pop Up Gizmo, a thermal blanket type thing that you attach outside your bunk ends to deflect the sun's heat or retain the trailers heat (depending on the season) If you do a search for either PUD or popup gizmo I'm sure you'll find plenty of pictures and post touting them. I'm still on the fence about buying them as I still have a hard time wrapping my head around how to attach them near the very top of the bunk end so they stay put.

[bucky1941]

Whatz a PUG