Lets see your campers being towed
04-04-2012, 06:01 PM
#41
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04-04-2012, 07:18 PM
#42
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Another hybrid, 12 foot kayak fits on the floor right inside . We do some camping with a group of tenters and tent trailers so the hybrid fits in the smaller campsites. Just installed a 230 watt solar setup so we're self sufficient
. We do some camping with a group of tenters and tent trailers so the hybrid fits in the smaller campsites. Just installed a 230 watt solar setup so we're self sufficient
Last edited by Jetta03; 04-04-2012 at 07:21 PM.
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04-05-2012, 12:09 AM
#43
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Nice setup!
Here's mine... I just got a solar panel installed! It's an 18' Eclipse built ultra light, with 50gallon (each) water, grey and black. I've installed an air compressor, and I carry an inflatable kayak.
Here's mine... I just got a solar panel installed! It's an 18' Eclipse built ultra light, with 50gallon (each) water, grey and black. I've installed an air compressor, and I carry an inflatable kayak.
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04-05-2012, 12:36 AM
#44
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2012 Rockwood Roo 23SS
Wow, hybrids are popular around here! We also upgraded from a popup, ('05 Fleetwood/Coleman Resolute) to a new Roo. Bought the EcoBeast first in anticipation of the camper upgrade and everything has been smooth sailing.
Before you ask... No, I don't tow with the tongue jack down or the wheel on. I was parked for the evening and wanted to take the weight off of the hitch. Actually, I've already upgraded to a power tongue jack. Cranking that thing up an down to get the WDH hooked up was no picnic.
Before you ask... No, I don't tow with the tongue jack down or the wheel on. I was parked for the evening and wanted to take the weight off of the hitch. Actually, I've already upgraded to a power tongue jack. Cranking that thing up an down to get the WDH hooked up was no picnic.
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04-05-2012, 01:35 AM
#45
Wow, hybrids are popular around here! We also upgraded from a popup, ('05 Fleetwood/Coleman Resolute) to a new Roo. Bought the EcoBeast first in anticipation of the camper upgrade and everything has been smooth sailing.
Before you ask... No, I don't tow with the tongue jack down or the wheel on. I was parked for the evening and wanted to take the weight off of the hitch. Actually, I've already upgraded to a power tongue jack. Cranking that thing up an down to get the WDH hooked up was no picnic.
Before you ask... No, I don't tow with the tongue jack down or the wheel on. I was parked for the evening and wanted to take the weight off of the hitch. Actually, I've already upgraded to a power tongue jack. Cranking that thing up an down to get the WDH hooked up was no picnic.
04-05-2012, 02:07 AM
#46
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How do you guys like your hybrids? Im looking at buying this same style trailer off of a friend for around $8k
http://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2003...1SSO-102967376
Any issues to be concerned about such as the tent portions leaking etc? Outside noises more of an issue than a non hybrid TT given the tent ends?
http://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2003...1SSO-102967376
Any issues to be concerned about such as the tent portions leaking etc? Outside noises more of an issue than a non hybrid TT given the tent ends?
Last edited by Buck; 04-05-2012 at 02:15 AM.
04-05-2012, 06:25 AM
#47
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How do you guys like your hybrids? Im looking at buying this same style trailer off of a friend for around $8k
http://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2003...1SSO-102967376
Any issues to be concerned about such as the tent portions leaking etc? Outside noises more of an issue than a non hybrid TT given the tent ends?
http://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2003...1SSO-102967376
Any issues to be concerned about such as the tent portions leaking etc? Outside noises more of an issue than a non hybrid TT given the tent ends?
04-05-2012, 08:42 AM
#48
Originally Posted by mcfarmall
I love my hybrid (Jayco 23B). No issues with the tent ends leaking as of yet and outside noise is just as you would expect. My family likes the tent "feel" of a popup with the amenities of a hardside TT.
04-05-2012, 02:04 PM
#49
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Wow, hybrids are popular around here! We also upgraded from a popup, ('05 Fleetwood/Coleman Resolute) to a new Roo. Bought the EcoBeast first in anticipation of the camper upgrade and everything has been smooth sailing.
Before you ask... No, I don't tow with the tongue jack down or the wheel on. I was parked for the evening and wanted to take the weight off of the hitch. Actually, I've already upgraded to a power tongue jack. Cranking that thing up an down to get the WDH hooked up was no picnic.
Before you ask... No, I don't tow with the tongue jack down or the wheel on. I was parked for the evening and wanted to take the weight off of the hitch. Actually, I've already upgraded to a power tongue jack. Cranking that thing up an down to get the WDH hooked up was no picnic.
