The subject says it all-- we had a bad experience the last time we owned a Class B (1998 Roadtrek 190 Popular), in that the residential-type house air conditioner was almost totally useless if the outside air temperature was over 85 degrees or so. W...
We're experienced RV'ers (Class A, B, and C motorhomes) and former fulltimers, but have never owned a TT or fifth wheel. We've had some life changes and are now in the initial stages of considering a toyhauler TT. For various reasons, the following...
That's encouraging, folks, thanks.The last trip we took before selling that Roadtrek was supposed to be a lengthy Colorado tour. We knew the a/c was inadequate for high temps, but figured Colorado would be a safe choice.Didn't work out that way. Th...
Goldstalker wrote:Maybe this?http://www.cruiserrv.com/products/fun-finder-xtra/floorplans/item/xt-300Thanks, assuming the second a/c is an option (didn't see it listed in the specs, but can't imagine it isn't), that would do.Yikes, 35'... was hoping ...
Bill1374 wrote:Been looking at toyhaulers for the past several months and have yet to find a floorplan-furniture setup that I like. I believe now that I'm going to go to a regular travel trailer and a Rampage motorcyle lift for the truck. I realize y...
My experience so far is that, with no knowledge of the nomenclature used by the various manufacturers, I spend an awfully lot of time clicking on ads that turn out to be 5th wheels, not TT's. It also seems that most trailers have only one a/c, not t...
I've been running across this problem for a couple of decades now, best solution I've found:1. Put the car in neutral, brake off, with the car running.2. Turn the steering wheel all the way to the left to the lock.3. Turn the steering wheel all th...
