Hello - I'm not sure if this is the correct area to post such a question, but I'm looking at having a garage / pole barn built for storage, but I'm not sure what size to start looking at. I know 'as big as you can' will be the most popular answer.I ...
We down sized our trailer and got something smaller. How does my new set up look? I haven't taken it to the scales yet, but plan to.I think the hitch needs to be lowered a bit to get the tongue paralle.Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Hi, I'm John and I have a problem.(you all say, 'Hi John')I have developed this problem ever since I starting coming here. I am a 'newbie' so I've spent a lot of time here reading and learning.But now I have developed this other problem.When ever I ...
Good afternoon.... I'm fairly new to the TT world and also to this board.I have 2004 Yukon Denali (NOT XL) that will be pulling our 28' Layton (no slide outs or anything)with. I have pulled it a few times with the hitch and bars that came with it. ...
A few of my favorite Dave Ramsey quotes:Why do we buy things we don't need, with money we don't have, to impress people we don't even like?If your poor and broke friends are making fun of you, you're on the right track.Live like no others now, so you...
Tinyandthegang wrote:From my experience if you build it twice as big as you think you will ever need in a very short time it will be half as big as you really need.^^^^^^ FOR THE WIN
You really have two options:1) Take your time, enjoy the trip. Stop when you want to stop to see what you want to see.B) Stress about how many miles you can cover in (X) amount of time. All travelers will be stressed, not just the driver.
camperdave wrote:shortbus_driver wrote:I've never understood people that spend $20K on a nice trailer, but want to skimp on a 'contractor' type generator. Not only are they loud, the power they put out can burn up your tv's / radios / AC units prett...
