Need some help...in market for travel trailer
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What are looking for? Bumper pull, 5th wheel? Got kids? What is your pulling rig? Looking new or used?
There are so many out there. I have owned Keystone toy haulers and have no complaints with them. Jayco has been around a long time too. Grand Designs is a newer company but I like theirs too.
If looking for used I would make sure the company is still making trailers. Seem to be a lot that come and go.
There are so many out there. I have owned Keystone toy haulers and have no complaints with them. Jayco has been around a long time too. Grand Designs is a newer company but I like theirs too.
If looking for used I would make sure the company is still making trailers. Seem to be a lot that come and go.
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Thanks.
Not 5th wheel. No kids. Want something that isn't too big (F150 pulling) but not too small. 24 ft?
I like Grand Design or Jayco. Looking for new and about 5400 lbs or less. Might have to settle for shorter than 24-25.ft. I would think light means cheap.
Not 5th wheel. No kids. Want something that isn't too big (F150 pulling) but not too small. 24 ft?
I like Grand Design or Jayco. Looking for new and about 5400 lbs or less. Might have to settle for shorter than 24-25.ft. I would think light means cheap.
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You should be able to find a 24’ that can be towed by your f150, no problem.
If you don’t need a toy hauler, then stay far away. They are much heavier than a standard travel trailer.
