I'm a couple of years from retirement and planning. Have had a 23' and a 27' in the past and thinking about finding a solid , older 30-34' for lots of road time once retirement becomes a reality.
My impression is that folks who have the longer units don't spend a lot of time on the road. More time parked long term than being on the road for 6 months at a time.
My question for those who have trailers in the 30-34ft range is: Assuming it has been checked out and is completely road worthy, how do they do covering a lot of miles?
Anticipate pulling with a 250/2500 diesel pick-up.
Thanks in advance.
FT
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2016 GMC 2500HD Denali (Betsy 4)
1996 34' Excella 1000 (Arvin3 as this is our 3rd AS) Fair is where they put ribbons on pigs.
Dragged my 31' Sovereign about 65000 miles over the past 9 years. It takes exactly the same amount of time to set up or break camp with a 31' or, for that matter, a 34', than it does a 19'.
Lots of storage, very stable towing. Very comfortable.
I keep an eye on the classifieds and have entertained thoughts of fleeting up to a 34'. I guess I am a fan of "go big or go home"...
Mike
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Sorta new (usually dirty) Nissan Titan XD (hardly paid for)
Middle-aged Safari SE
Young, lovely bride
Dismissive cat
We have drug our 34 all over the USA, most of the time moving on a daily basis. 45,000 miles later it just as easy to move a 1991 34' as 1963 26' (and the 34' is very comfortable)
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