Why pull a trailer to end up sleeping in a tent? Anything in a "cabbie" will end up on the floor. Secure latching cabinets are MUCH better. NewCamp's 320S Boondock offers a much better departure angle then the CS model that you show. NEVER pull a trailer on a dirt trail without a fully articulating hitch/coupler - bent frames are expensive
Your moving logo in upper right is distracting. It looks like a cockroach Darting for cover. Wasnt sure if it was You or me with the insect problem. lol. Great content otherwise!
I love how they kept saying homely instead of homey.
I know, it was making me laugh.
Steel can be hot dip galvanized...aluminum is anodized, not hot dip galvanized...
Thanks a bunch for the correction.
It would be great if you posted a list of each manufacturer, and the corresponding link to their web sites.
Thanks for your feedback!
Looking for a lightweight trailer that can be towed by Honda CR,-V, only saw one here.
You can check out Happier Campers. Their campers are very light to tow, yet definitely a head turner.
On these small campers they need a bathroom. Just have a tent extension for toilet and shower.
Most of the mini campers doesn't include that, but some of them do.
Good list but the new OPUS is missing, and clearly shouldn't be.
Thanks for the suggestion. We'll take a look.
Why pull a trailer to end up sleeping in a tent? Anything in a "cabbie" will end up on the floor. Secure latching cabinets are MUCH better. NewCamp's 320S Boondock offers a much better departure angle then the CS model that you show. NEVER pull a trailer on a dirt trail without a fully articulating hitch/coupler - bent frames are expensive
Thanks for your insightful comment.
Your moving logo in upper right is distracting. It looks like a cockroach Darting for cover. Wasnt sure if it was You or me with the insect problem. lol. Great content otherwise!
Sorry about that. And thank you!
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Ya!