Pictures of Rigs and Rides Part 2!!!!!
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From: Central California
Not sure where you plan on RV'ing, but you may want to consider a generator if you don't already have one. That single battery won't run you 12 VDC appliances (pumps, heater, etc.) and lights for too long - and you'll need a genset if you want to use the aircon when you're dry camping.
Have fun!
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From: Centennial, CO
Nice RV - I'm sure you'll enjoy it!
Not sure where you plan on RV'ing, but you may want to consider a generator if you don't already have one. That single battery won't run you 12 VDC appliances (pumps, heater, etc.) and lights for too long - and you'll need a genset if you want to use the aircon when you're dry camping.
Have fun!
Not sure where you plan on RV'ing, but you may want to consider a generator if you don't already have one. That single battery won't run you 12 VDC appliances (pumps, heater, etc.) and lights for too long - and you'll need a genset if you want to use the aircon when you're dry camping.
Have fun!
The whole point of the TT was to keep the family cool in the Summer, and warm all other times - so the generators are a must for us.
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From: Canton, Georgia
Drove from Canton, Georgia to Elkhart, Indiana to pick this one up! Its a 38foot Big Country weighing in at 13,000lbs! We bought this to travel the U.S. with the 2 kids and the dog. We stayed at Indiana Dunes for a couple days and then came home. I have a new found respect for what my megacab dually can do. I have the Smarty Jr. with 5" Tbe and deletes. Managed 11.3mpg hauling it home through the Smokey mountains and 21.0mpg running up to get it!
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Yeah, its pretty big. We bought one this size for a 1 year sabatical from work to see the USA next year! Here is another picture of it. We were taking delivery of it in Elkhart. My son and the dog "Norman" and my wife.
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From: Weymouth, MA
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I bought the Pullrite Superglide 18k hitch. The trailer we bought supposedly doesnt need a slider but we dont want to take any chances. We are really looking forward to the west side of the US. We are going up through Maine, then over the top of the US through Montana down through Oregon and Washington, over through Yellowstone and then back around through Colorado and so on. We set aside a full year for this!
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From: Weymouth, MA
I bought the Pullrite Superglide 18k hitch. The trailer we bought supposedly doesnt need a slider but we dont want to take any chances. We are really looking forward to the west side of the US. We are going up through Maine, then over the top of the US through Montana down through Oregon and Washington, over through Yellowstone and then back around through Colorado and so on. We set aside a full year for this!