satellitemike
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Ok, we sold the river house to get ready for retirement and we are now searching for a decent trailer to take to check out possible retirement areas over the next few years.
Gonna make a post about the best retirement areas in the Southwest soon!
Question I have are what should I be on the lookout for and what should I stay away from?
I am on my third F150 w 3.5 EB that all have been practically issue free. Current one is has max tow package that is rated for 13.2k but I would never get close to that as I am thinking I wouldnt want to get much past 9k fully loaded. I know it will pull it but controlling it in cross winds and stopping would most likely be a pucker fest!
This is the one we have our eye on currently and it is out of AZ and private party = no tax!
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/rvs/d/fountain-hills-2018-rockwood-2906ws/7026933006.html
Thoughts, can I get a new one close to that, should I be looking for extended warranty, will I need air bags or will the load leveling hitch be enough, etc...…?
Gonna make a post about the best retirement areas in the Southwest soon!
Question I have are what should I be on the lookout for and what should I stay away from?
I am on my third F150 w 3.5 EB that all have been practically issue free. Current one is has max tow package that is rated for 13.2k but I would never get close to that as I am thinking I wouldnt want to get much past 9k fully loaded. I know it will pull it but controlling it in cross winds and stopping would most likely be a pucker fest!
This is the one we have our eye on currently and it is out of AZ and private party = no tax!
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/rvs/d/fountain-hills-2018-rockwood-2906ws/7026933006.html
Thoughts, can I get a new one close to that, should I be looking for extended warranty, will I need air bags or will the load leveling hitch be enough, etc...…?