What kind of camper do you have?

Nice!
Welcome to TW!

 

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How's it do in the mountains? I live in Sevierville and was thinking about buying my parents trailer it's right around forty four hundred pounds wet andtowing it to Myrtle

 

Had a 16 tundra and a similar trailer... you won't get better gas mileage but you'll have more power it's give-and-take

 

Hey, I've only took it to the coast, NC and SC beaches, but there are some hills around my area and it does good, I'm probably a little over the limit when fully loaded.

 

Thanks for the input

 

This is mine when I got it a couple years ago. Small, yes, but does the job and tows well with a Taco. I lived in it for 5 months while selling my house and tomorrow it will complete its ~2,000 mile road trip while I relocate. Wasn't built to withstand a northern winter but it did alright considering it's an entry level budget trailer. I was a little apprehensive about taking it halfway across the country but it did fine. A good hitch makes a difference.

 

I don't understand why you're talking it down. It's not the Taj Mahal but it is larger than most and more than adequate for glamping!

 

I get trailer envy sometimes looking though threads like these. However, I put mine through more than it was intended for and it's still living. It was more of an impulse buy at the time but after this experience I don't regret it.

 

I tow a larger trailer than that and weighs 5300LB's loaded, travel with it everywhere and my 2013 tows it great. You are right, with a good WD set up it will tow great, and if the truck is set up right, it will tow even better. Nice TT,

 

Picked this up last year. 2016 Winnebago 2106DS Micro Minnie. 22' - 3,700 lbs. dry. Pulls nice.

 

Heres my camper. 41' long, 2 bedrooms, full house kitchen, and living room.

No matter what hitch I use, the Tacoma doesnt like pulling it....

 

Coachman Clipper 17FQs

 

Rockwood 2104S

 

Here is my Teardrop and my daughter on our Daddy-Daughter camping trip!

 

Cherish those times with the kids...it's priceless

 

Adorable daughter, mine has grown up camping, fishing, hiking and kayaking.

Cool trailer! So Cal? Is that a water heater box on the side?

 

Thanks and yes it is a So-Cal I am a regional manufacturer for So-Cal in Texas and Oklahoma. And yes it is the on demand hot water. This was a fishing trip which she loves to do. The day we got back she was ready to head out again. She had here first camping trip at 6 months, a week in Big Bend.

 

She will always like camping after the first trip!!!
We took our daughter on her first camping trip at 6 months, too. Now she's 42 and her family bought a new camper last year!

 

2005 Jayco Baja 10y without AC, inside toilet, inside shower. Towed behind my '94 Suburban K2500 6.5 Turbodiesel like it wasn't there. Have yet to put it behind the Tacoma.

 

2001 jayco eagle 10fs