Lets see your campers being towed
#81
First trip out this year, weather was not great, but needed a shake down trip. Trailer pulls easy; do I know its back there, of course, but the truck has plenty of power for our needs. Next trip out will be in a couple of weeks to the coast. Hopefully I will get better photos. My wife loves the trailer, she too will not camp in a tent. And I like a few comforts myself. The trailer is a 2012 FunFinder X-210UDS, great for 2 people, probably too small for a family.
The following 2 users liked this post by EDLEE1945:
bigguy54 (06-15-2017),
Grandpa's Grocery Getter (01-21-2013)
#82
First trip out this year, weather was not great, but needed a shake down trip. Trailer pulls easy; do I know its back there, of course, but the truck has plenty of power for our needs. Next trip out will be in a couple of weeks to the coast. Hopefully I will get better photos. My wife loves the trailer, she too will not camp in a tent. And I like a few comforts myself. The trailer is a 2012 FunFinder X-210UDS, great for 2 people, probably too small for a family.
#84
Senior Member
Dang, Im getting camper fever now! Gonna have to buy one this summer I think. Was gonna get one last summer but the place I wanted to put it flooded so I bought a jet ski instead!
#85
2015 Red SCab 5.0
Edlee1945-YourFunfinder is a unit on my short list. Any problems? Warranty? Manufacturer. Been longing to see a thread like this. Got the F150 to haul a small trailer. Forty years of tent camping were fun, but time for comfort. TIA
#88
Senior Member
I drive a Raptor SCrew with a max towing of 8000 lbs. Any suggestions on what brand/model of TT to get? I have been looking for awhile I would like something under 5000 lbs so I will have room for cargo. I don't really like tent trailer or hybrids.
#89
Senior Member
your biggest issue is going to be the super soft o/r suspension. might have to bag it up or something