Well, after 24 years of RV’ing, which includes 2 Pop-up Tent trailers, 1 Travel Trailer, 1 Fifth Wheel & 1 Class A - we are now looking at a 2019 KEYSTONE COUGAR HALF-TON 26RKS to be towed by a 2019 Chevrolet Silverado. There are no regrets with any ...
24 years later, we have been through two pop-up tent trailers, a travel trailer, fifth wheel and now a Class A. Once the A is gone, we will be returning to the Travel Trailer Genre. It has been a fun journey, and we finally realize what we really wa...
Heading tomorrow - weathe forecast is for winds are out of the WNW at 15 - 20 MPH. (May be over thinking, but with all of the issues over the past four weeks, my anxiety needs a rest)The first part of the route will be into a headwind - 50 miles? ...
Background: 2008 Winebago Destination. 340 Cummings ISB 6.7L diesel. 27k mileage. We are in our third season on this chassis/coach and it has been a sturdy chariot to places familiar and new. One nuisance has been the occasional check engine light...
kellem wrote:On our 4th travel trailer and 1st Keystone. Perhaps it's because it's a 2020, not sure but both the wife and I have been very pleased with Keystone quality and workmanship. They've been doing this RV stuff for awhile now.Thank you, we ar...
DarkSkySeeker wrote:The Class A rides too bumpy? Not obvious to me.The Class A ride was smooth, Life is bumpy right now. That will change, but not without sadness.
bcforce wrote:I currently have a Montana 5th wheel, and the wife and I are considering going to a Class A. We know what it is like to live in the RV, but have never even ridden in a Class A. What is the best way to get a test drive? Do dealers do ...
Roadmaster hitch here - toad is a 2015 Subaru Forester.I do nearly every hookup without assistance. Close enough is important. I have a piece of tape in just the right spot. Then put yourself in the deliberate zone of mindfulness. One thing at a tim...
