I'm interested in purchasing a small travel trailer. I would like to know the best place to look for a (21'-23') small, lightest weight, dual axle. I know there are plenty of light weight single axle trailers but I don't feel comfortable pulling a si...
Although small at only 19' the Winnebago Micro Mini 1706FB has some impressive numbers, at least what I'm looking for. I don't want something to live in, just to get out of the weather and sleep in. Planning on doing some events out west where its be...
Exactly, seems most dual axle rigs (except the bed pop outs which I don't want) have a dry weight over 4K lbs. Once you load it up I'm sure its easy to exceed 5K lbs - water alone is about 275 lbs, holding tank?, 40 lb gas bottle or two, then all you...
I don't think I'm going to find a dual axle under 5K GVWR, so let's talk about this another way. To try and take my one axle fear away.I would like to hear from folks who pull or use to pull long distances a single axle travel trailer 19-22 feet with...
Thanks for the information, I will spend some time on RVTrader.com I'm definitely looking for used, I'm sure there are plenty to chose from. I want to start out small and cheap to see if this is something we really want to do. I'm hoping to use my cu...
I like the idea of the WDH, my Jeep does have self leveling but I assume the WDH will help with sway. That's another reason why I want four rubbers on the ground. Even though the WDH will help on weight distribution, it will not diminish the weight, ...
