Hello From Ohio

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I always try to steer folks looking for their first rv to seek out a good used unit. There is so much depreciation, immediately, on a new unit. Another plus is that often, not always, a lot of the bugs and issues have been worked out on a unit just a year or two old.

If you have a certain campground in mind for a seasonal experience, contact the manager to see if he knows of anyone wanting to sell a good unit. You might even find what you like that is already set up on a suitable site. At a bargain!

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Welcome from SW Ohio!

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Originally Posted by Morrones

This seems to be a common response back. I do have access to a 3/4 ton from my in-laws, which would have no issue pulling, so that seems to be less of a worry for me. Just between which model to go after now. We like the bunk room, and with our kids growing we want to let them grow into it rather than have the camper get smaller over time. Between the 32bhds and 30kqbss right now! Thanks for the reply.

A 3/4 ton should be fine for any travel trailer. Just to be clear, it’s not about “towing” capacity (i.e. the weight you can pull). The “payload” number (i.e. the limit for weight your truck should carry) is always the first spec you’ll exceed when hitching up an RV.