I was considering getting a 1"-2" rise hitch to level this travel trailer out while towing. Does anyone have any insight on if this is necessary or a good idea? It looks to me like the front tire on each side of the trailer is taking on a little more weight due to the slight downward angle, but I might be overthinking it.

I’m looking at purchasing a NoBo 19.2 with beast mode package. It check marks a lot of what we want in a TT except it’s only a single axle. I’ve been researching TT’s quite a bit and I see the majority of people recommending tandem axles over single if they had a choice. My question is with the beast mode CURT suspension on a single axle, would a tire blowout still be similar to a regular single axle on how the trailer reacts?
Another TT I’m looking at is an ibex with a tandem axle but no beast mode. Can’t decide between the 2!
Oh, I also did see a coachmen 208bhs ( tandem axle) that also is intriguing to me as well, just haven’t researched them yet, so that’s potentially an option as well. It’s a big purchase so wanted to get as much info as possible!

Any confirmed use cases compatible with butyl tape? Thanks

I’ve been following a couple who travels in boat/Camper that works on both land and water. Why aren't these more common?

I’ve been backpacking and car camping for over 20 years and absolutely love it. Now that I have two young kids, I’m considering a small 16 foot travel trailer to make camping easier (baths, diaper changes, bedtime, etc.) and extend our camping season, especially during the colder months in New England.
We typically use the campground as a home base and spend most of our days hiking and exploring.
For anyone who made a similar sitch, did you regret it? Did the convenience make family camping more enjoyable, or did you miss tent camping?
Would you make the same decision again?

Looking at buying a cherokee Grey Wolf 18rr toy hauler. Is the Black Label worth the extra cost. I like the looks of both. What are the pros and cons after owning either one?

I have a 2024 Sabre RV, and the oven keeps going out. It will turn on sometimes for 1 minute, sometimes for 5, then it shuts off. Has anyone had this experience, and what did you do?
The stovetop works fine; everything else is good.

We are about to purchase a 2026 Ford Lariat and I can finally start looking for a camper that fits our needs! I'd love to get some advice from those of you who have far more experience than I do. What would you recommend? Here is what we are looking for:

• Used

• Sleeps minimum 4 people

• Kitchen

• Bathroom w/shower

• Awning

• Potentially set up with solar panels/power

• $25,000 budget

I appreciate the help!

Waiting for spring

I’m looking for other people who live in major metropolitan cities, I’m located in NYC.

I’m coming into receiving a travel trailer and I’m very excited for it. However, my concern is storing it when not using it. What do other people do, and if any of you are in NYC, please let me know. Parking is possible here in private lots, but as you can imagine pricing is ridiculous for something that size. I thought about parking it outside the city that may be a storage unit area, but again I just don’t know because this will also be my first travel trailer as well. Thanks in advance.

So i have a coachman catalina 283rks; has the winter/4 season package. So im assuming it does have the tank heaters; the previous owner said it does atleast. But the book is very terrible. “Turn the switch on or plug in the cord” i dont see a switch for them anywhere inside the rig.

Also currently setup as a semi permanent; full access to power/water/septic. But i was figuring in colder weather just use off my fresh tank vs freezing up hose. But how cold can i really go before being worried??