04-25-2005, 02:26 PM
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Need travel trailer advice
Help me keep from letting my father make a mistake. Since I use his RV more than he does this is important to me  He currently has a 30' Gulfstream trailer. Nothing fancy but everything works well and the trailer is comfortable with no towing issues. He uses a 3/4 ton Ford work van to haul it and has not complained. As he is stopping his Home improvement bussiness he no longer needs the work van and would like to tow with a smaller SUV style vehicle. He mentioned a 4 runner or possibly a 1/2 ton Tahoe. Something of that size. Hemi durango was also mentioned. To pull this off he will sell the Gulfstream and purchase a new lighter trailer. He was telling me what the local RV salesman told him he could pull with what and I said "stop". I set him up with some websites to look at tow ratings and how to apply them in the "real world" My question is on trailers that fit the "lighter" theme. He mentioned Weekender by Skyline and Coachman 23. Are these bottom end units? Any recomendations. Remember I heave to use this too  The unit will be used for two adults and one or two young children at the most. I'll spring for a bigger unit when my kids get older  Help me keep him legal and comfortable
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99 2500 4x4 auto Ext. cab. Edge Comp, Hot Rod VP44, custom built fuel module, Rip's 4" exhaust, Goerend Brother's triple disc converter and Transmission, Fuel pressure gauge,A-pillar Pyro, trans. temp., and boost gauges. Bilstein shocks. FASS fuel system. Jason Extreme cap, DSS
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