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Re: Rant - looking for a travel trailer
I don't know what all you guys take camping, but we have less than 350lbs of "Stuff" that goes with us (yes I weighed it), including food... In our old popup, it ALL went into the front storage trunk of the camper, minus the cooler and the sleeping bags which went into the hallway and behind the swing door. In the new camper, it will be distributed throughout. And I never said I wouldn't compromise... I said I wouldn't change my tow vehicle.... I'm not going to recreate the large post that I made yesterday morning, thanking a few people for their input, calling out one particular poster who has been nothing but a jerk and talking about our recent camping trip and how we decided on our new camper.. It isn't going to happen. Considering how inconsistently the rules are enforced around here, plus the general tone of these boards, I probably won't be hanging around long term, but I like to finish things.506Views0likes0CommentsRe: Rant - looking for a travel trailer
tbred wrote: johnsoax wrote: Stovepipe wrote: This thread just got very confusing very fast... And it got confusing because it looks like my large post from this morning was deleted... I think the 4 letter D word probably did it. :E I'm sure that was it.... One sentence out of 50 gets a post deleted... Oh well.379Views0likes0CommentsRe: Rant - looking for a travel trailer
Wishbone51 wrote: Funny post from johnsoax on a Land Rover forum that seems to apply to this thread. Good advice for him. hahaha Source: http://www.landroverworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=26945 It's a good read. Sigh.. And like the guy I was responding to there, who runs a WD hitch against the manufacturers recommendation, you missed the comment I was replying to.... And that thread was one of the reasons I have been looking for a travel trailer that actually fits into the ratings...156Views0likes0CommentsRe: Rant - looking for a travel trailer
Lantley wrote: Kind of a mute point. But you would actually consider moving spare tire from LR to RV and back each time to go camping? That would be pretty easy, so, yes.. My main concern is getting the full size spare on the truck if I switch to the Curt Receiver. Using a receiver mounted carrier would take out my rear backup sensors, which come in handy... So I am back to installed bumper swing away carrier. But then I wouldn't have to move it to the trailer.156Views0likes0Comments
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