Single axle TT's
Advantages: Price weight length and ability to expand areas of camping Disadvantages Size/space lack of redundancy in case of a flat Carrying capacity (in some cases) I just bought an ...
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You just ended any thoughts I had of an RV trip to the Northeast! I couldn't enjoy myself with those tolls.
I owned an Aspen Trail 15BH (single axle) for about 2-3 years. We used it heavily. I would not buy a budget level or single axle trailer again. I understand that for many, budget level is where we start (I did), but I felt the corners that were cut were DANGEROUS. We had several issues that a few dollars spent at the factory would have saved me thousands. For instance, I assumed the factory put grease in the bearings. They put the bare minimum and I had a failure with my family in the middle of the summer desert. Cost us $400 in repair and 3 days of our vacation...all for 10 cents of grease. I know, as the operator I should have checked myself. Now I know.
I now own a mid-tier product and recommend all that ask that they just start there.
I owned an Aspen Trail 15BH (single axle) for about 2-3 years. We used it heavily. I would not buy a budget level or single axle trailer again. I understand that for many, budget level is where we start (I did), but I felt the corners that were cut were DANGEROUS. We had several issues that a few dollars spent at the factory would have saved me thousands. For instance, I assumed the factory put grease in the bearings. They put the bare minimum and I had a failure with my family in the middle of the summer desert. Cost us $400 in repair and 3 days of our vacation...all for 10 cents of grease. I know, as the operator I should have checked myself. Now I know.
I now own a mid-tier product and recommend all that ask that they just start there.
