Posted by Pitch on September 22, 2013 at 07:19:54 from (67.240.245.70):
In Reply to: o/t RV Trailer posted by bill from scotland on September 20, 2013 at 21:50:52:
Going longer is of course going to be more comfortable. Longer also means heavier and will put you in the position of needing a 3 quarter ton truck. That means less MPG more expensive tires and maintenance. You do not need 4wd,but in the northern regions 2wd is less common.
Unless you are made of money I think that a smaller rig you suit you better.
Manufacturer tow ratings are very optimistic. Chevy, Ford , or Dodge may claim 8000# towing, but that will be under optimal conditions. Last thing you want to do is invest that kind of money, and find yourself cresting grade at 20mph and have the trailer wagging the truck every time a semi passes you.
Granted you do have to love your spouse to spend a lot of time cooped up in a trailer, but I really doubt the extra hundred square feet is gong to make a big difference. I think that they are necessary, never have I found a place that the slide out restricted me from using.
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