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Old 12-08-2015, 04:02 AM   #41
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Yeah I'm glad we moved up to new trailer would have kept the old one but life changed and bought motorcycle. We loved both camping and riding but with old one we had to decide which to do.

Now we do both at same time. It's great. I have done enough modifications to make it unique and fit our lifestyle. We will see if this one takes us into retirement in twelve years.

IS IT SPRING YET?
Interesting what did you do in mods to make it workout? I don't know if the heritage glenn is a toy hauler?
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Old 12-08-2015, 08:16 AM   #42
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We did two trailers in six months. Started with 2502Sand after two outings realized it was to small for me, wife, and three dogs. Took a bath but traded up to 2819VS Windjammer. Just right size for all of us.
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Old 12-08-2015, 08:57 AM   #43
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Interesting what did you do in mods to make it workout? I don't know if the heritage glenn is a toy hauler?

I have a 2015 grey wolf 26rr toy hauler now. Old trailer was Fleetwood. I moved seating arrangement added under bed drawers and storage.
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The thread is under pimp my 26rr. There are pics uploaded there. It's under toy hauler subfolder.
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Old 12-08-2015, 05:20 PM   #45
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First was a 2012 F150 EB that had overheating issues. Second was a Ram 2500 5.7, there was nothing wrong with that one, it was just sitting because I had a company car and got tired of making good the payment. Now I'm looking at a company truck that will be able to town my TT
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Old 12-08-2015, 05:52 PM   #46
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Sounds like you own the Co.
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Old 12-08-2015, 11:16 PM   #47
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We have had 4 campers in a 4 year time span.
I hope we are finished for a while

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Old 12-09-2015, 12:21 AM   #48
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That seems like a nice progression....as long as you are happy that's all that matters
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Old 12-09-2015, 06:11 PM   #49
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Sounds like you own the Co.
I have a little sway :-)
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Old 12-09-2015, 07:07 PM   #50
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Well I have you beat. At the end of 2013 we sold a 34' three slide 5er, tired of the camping with flat screens, ceiling fans etc. So beginning of 2014 we decided to get a smaller camper. We purchased a pop up, sold that then got a 16' Uhaul pull behind. Sold that and got a 16' Scamp. Sold that and got a 19' Scamp 5er. Then April of this year we sold that and purchased a 23' Coachman 5er one slide. My wife about went crazy. But now all is good.
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Old 12-09-2015, 07:15 PM   #51
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Well I have you beat. At the end of 2013 we sold a 34' three slide 5er, tired of the camping with flat screens, ceiling fans etc. So beginning of 2014 we decided to get a smaller camper. We purchased a pop up, sold that then got a 16' Uhaul pull behind. Sold that and got a 16' Scamp. Sold that and got a 19' Scamp 5er. Then April of this year we sold that and purchased a 23' Coachman 5er one slide. My wife about went crazy. But now all is good.
That 19' scamp sounds very interesting. I'm guessing it was an older model?
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Old 12-10-2015, 09:19 AM   #52
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Well I have you beat. At the end of 2013 we sold a 34' three slide 5er, tired of the camping with flat screens, ceiling fans etc. So beginning of 2014 we decided to get a smaller camper. We purchased a pop up, sold that then got a 16' Uhaul pull behind. Sold that and got a 16' Scamp. Sold that and got a 19' Scamp 5er. Then April of this year we sold that and purchased a 23' Coachman 5er one slide. My wife about went crazy. But now all is good.
A friend of mine wants me to go to a show with him and I old him no! I can't afford to go to a show looking at new trailers. If I were to upgrade anything right now it would be my truck, THE i QUIT!

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Old 12-11-2015, 12:10 PM   #53
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The 19' Scamp 5er was a 2004. They still make the Scamps today. The interesting thing about Scamps are they are a molded fiberglass camper are they really hold their value and are in high demand because they are so light weight and are only made in Minnesota. My 19' Scamp 5er only weighed 1800 Lbs and are made to be pulled with small trucks so they are cheep on gas. Only problem is there's not much room. If I had been single I would've never sold mine. Scamps, Casitias, Bolers, Uhaul's are just a few of the true fiberglass campers.
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Old 12-13-2015, 11:21 AM   #54
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On our 6th camper in 6 years, 2 different 5vers last year. 3 were forest rivers, 2 keystones and 1 heartland. Love our Columbus 320rs
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On our 6th camper in 6 years, 2 different 5vers last year. 3 were forest rivers, 2 keystones and 1 heartland. Love our Columbus 320rs
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We had 6 in 5years. Found the Columbus 320rs totally fits our needs
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Old 01-31-2016, 03:10 PM   #58
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We had 3 campers in 4 years: 2001 Kodiak K215 hybrid that we traded for a 2012 Grey Wolf 26BH in 2012, then in 2015 we traded the Grey Wolf in on a 2013 Keystone Passport 3220BH.

My parents had 5 campers in one year: they had a 03 34' Jayco Designer 5er and 1999 11.5 Elkhorn truck camper, sold both and bought a 07 27' Lexington class B dad hated it, they traded it in on a 2014 32' Open Range 5er and then also bought a 08 9.5' truck camper. They use the 5er for going south for the winter and the truck camper for going to northern WI and MN with the fishing boat.
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Old 01-31-2016, 03:59 PM   #59
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I did the 2 trailers in 11 month plan . So far I`ve had the 30wr for 15 months.
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Old 01-31-2016, 06:34 PM   #60
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4 in 3+years

Wanted to try out motor homing and got a 1996 Itasca 28' no slides when we got back from the first weekend i asked the wife what she thought of it and she said "Where are we going next weekend?" 4 months later i was off to Florida to pick up my 2nd motor home an 05 Trail-Aire 34" 2 slides, loved it but discovered the roof was rotten, too expensive to fix. My wife said it is my turn to pick so after 15 months of camping in the Trail-Aire we got an 11 Itasca 31E which 2 months ago she said "you were right the kitchen is too small". Guys did you hear that i was right. So we just picked up an 11 Georgetown 378XL with huge opposing slides that make the kitchen and living area bigger than my townhouse. Next weekend we are going on our first run to try it out before heading to Arizona in late February
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