After some back and forth with our local dealer my husband and I purchased a 2014 Arctic Fox 28F! We have looked at Arctic Fox several times and really liked the fit and finish on the Silver Fox edition trailers but thought they were too big at 32’ ...
I was cruising Evergreen's website the other day and the redesigned Element caught my eye. They've kept the rounded exterior but updated the inside with a more conventional interior. The 60x80 queen bed, 8 cf fridge and 48" molded fiberglass shower...
I am hoping others are willing to share how much of a discount off the MSRP they have been able to negotiate on Wind River trailers? Or other Outdoors RV brands? My husband is convinced we would be insulting our local dealer by offering 70% of MSRP...
Hello everyone, I am a long time lurker but first time poster. I am so grateful for all of the helpful information shared on these forums! My husband and I are looking to buy a well-built older trailer that we can give the “Rock My RV” treatment to...
My husband and I purchased an Arctic Fox 28F in March. We have spent several weeks in it this summer and are overall very pleased with our purchase. There were a couple of nit-picky fit and finish issues that we fixed ourselves and only had to cont...
B&W Companion here with a Mor/Ryde pin box installed at the factory. Have never experienced any towing problems whatsoever - no porpoising, no chucking, no clunking, no snaps, crackles, or pops. I don't know how the Mor/Ryde works but I'm glad I fo...
We haul our bikes on a front-mounted hitch on a Swagman S64650 rack from etrailer.com. We have used the rack for 3 or 4 summers with zero problems. I like being able to keep an eye on them. I personally would never haul anything on the rear ladder...
We have a Swagman S64650, similar to the one in the link posted above. We put the handlebars of my bike on the driver's side and handlebars of my husband's bike on the passenger side since his handlebars are taller. We have used it for 3 or 4 years...
