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That’s the best approach when purchasing! Enjoy!

 

What make is that? I see tons of rv's, but now that I'm looking it seems I can't find what I really want. I've found a few that'll do what I want, just looking for more options to choose from. I did decide that I do need a toyhauler. I had a travel trailer and I do have a trailer for the HD, but being able to move in one trip is alot easier and takes no real planning...just load and go.

 

Planning on it, 23 days a year of vacation to burn

Forest River R-Pod RP-179. We plan on keeping it loaded

 

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Nice view where is the obligatory Tacoma in that shot ?? :}

Cypher

 

Going to be a little chilly in Nov for camping in Wisconsin is it not ? Or is that one 4 season rated ?

Cypher

 

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I hope there is a enough left in the wallet for outfitting it lol I know mine when I got it was like I was setting up a new apartment. I want / wanted to be able to leave everything in it but food in the fridge and hook and go when ever.

Cypher

 

Yeah found that one after I made the comment so what is with the car that booked ? I saw what you said but don't understand the context so did I miss something else ?

Cypher

 

Embaresed?
Dude had bigger wheels than me.

 

About ? Big ass tires and rims on the car ? lol I am guessing :}

Cypher

 

I got Momma Bear to keep me warm
It is not winter rated. Our last one could maintain 60-65F while freezing our shoes to the floor

 

So this makes another of the crew to have a camper , wonder if there Is a M&G somewhere in the middle of the country when a few more break down and buy one .. @Tacoma Mike :} LOL

Cypher

 

Ya, bigger than mine.
See how much ground clearance he's got?
And the pic you asked about is the trail I came up to get the panorama.
The wife and I actually were at that same spot around 24 years ago.
Thats not the spot where I had 30 degrees of pitch though.

 

That works great ..till you got to get out of bed lol But I see you already found that out :} I have camped next to a few of those before they look pretty nice. The first one I was parked next to I could not get over the length of it with a single axle and where the tanks were located etc . I never got the chance to talk to the guy and his wife I was curious what the tongue weight was on it when loaded.

Cypher

 

Looks good. We have looked at those also, and I think one might be in our future.

 

Time to go forage for food don't feel like cooking busted ass doing errands and small stuff around here and almost finished with laundry so screw it Memory 3 on the phone and go pick up :} lol Back in a bit .

Cypher

 

Unloaded tongue weight is just under 300#. And I hear it pulls better with the fresh water tank filled.

 

I have most of my stuff in the garage from my last trailer. Just need a new tv and generator. I plan on getting a harbor freight generator. I bought one for work and it seems to do good. I've bought several of their trash pumps also and do just fine. The generator is quite a bit louder than the Honda, but I don't plan to run it all night and plan to keep it in the back of the Toyota under the campershell so it won't walk away.

If I do this right, I may not need a generator at all...