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Re: Newbie question re towing a Jeep Commander
Just as an FYI, I just had my 2008 Commander weighed at a transfer station and it would have been right at 4800# without me in it so you should be good on weight if you are worried about going over 5000#. But, mine is a sport model without the rear seats but I think you would be right at the limit, if your limit is 5000# on your RV405Views0likes0CommentsRe: Seattle to Disneyland and back
We are planning on leaving Seattle on a Friday night after work/school and driving as close to Grant's Pass as we can. I'm guessing we can make it to at least Eugene. 2nd day haul butt down the I5, find a Wal-Mart or somewhere in Stockton or Medosto to stay at. 3rd day make it a leisurely ride into Anaheim and arrive in the afternoon for check-in.496Views0likes0CommentsSeattle to Disneyland and back
We are headed down to Anaheim from Seattle in April. I think we are going to just take the 5 down to Disney but I'm thinking of doing something more scenic on the way back. I'm giving us 3 days to come back and I was wondering if taking the 101 from the L.A. area, at least up to Crescent City and then to Grant's Pass back to the I-5 is a decent route. Does this seem reasonable return trip for a 3 days and to also see some sites along the way?2.6KViews0likes12CommentsRe: Slides In Pictures?
Kiwi_too wrote: I agree with getting pics. We have done some shows. You might want to. I believe you will find that the living space, back to the BR space has plenty of space for one person to walk past those sitting. The dog on the floor will present a mild obstacle to walk over. If you get a midship TV/ent system with inverter, the kids could be XBoxing or watching movies while you drive. It's tough finding the "perfect" layout in the 32-34' length. We like the bunk beds of the 34B but we also like the layout of the 33C with the TV facing the couch. XBox is something my kids would love to be able to do while riding..474Views0likes0CommentsRe: Slides In Pictures?
GGoodsell wrote: I have a 2009 Bounder 32W (33 feet actual). With the slides in I have limited access to the main bed and closet and no access to dresser drawers. But I have full access to everything else. Very convenient for stops along the road for bathroom breaks and meals. Well, that doesn't sound too bad. As long as you can move around pretty easily in the 1st 2/3 of the cabin...474Views0likes0CommentsSlides In Pictures?
We have a F-350 Super Crew and a Laredo 303TG but we are thinking of moving up to a 34' Bounder. 2 adults, 2 pre-teen boys and a German Shepherd makes for tight quarters in the F-350. It's almost impossible to find pictures of any Class A with the slides IN. I wanted to look at a few pictures before driving an hour to the dealer. In our 303TG you can't walk the length of the trailer without opening the slides a couple of feet. I want to make sure that isn't happening with the more modern Class A's with slides...?4.4KViews0likes17CommentsIs this de-lamination?
I took the family out for our 1st official camping trip this weekend and I discovered that my ENTIRE rear wall appears to have separated. This is a brand-new trailer that I picked up in February. Is this de-lamination or something else? Pretty much the only thing holding that panel on is the rear window and the side/top trim. Video Pic link, kind of see the light sticking out...3.6KViews0likes11Comments
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