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Old 12-14-2009, 09:10 PM   #6
B_and_D
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It certainly is a "roomy" alternative and very lightweight, but not nearly as big as the TM's such as our 2720. Sometimes I sit in one of the beds and look way back at the other end of the trailer and marvel about how much space there is inside our TM, compared to how small it is when we tow it.

I hadn't thought about the seals keeping the weather out. It would be interesting to see one in person to see how they deal with this issue, I can't tell from the pictures. Perhaps there is a gutter or channel along the outside bottom of the windows that drains the rain out the front and the back, along with an inward, down-facing seal on the outside edge. That might work.

It would have been so interesting to meet the inventor and get a tour! For the past month or so there has been a bright yellow T@b parked down the street from our office (they move it around), and boy is it bright! Doesn't exactly blend it, but it gets a lot of attention.

I don't know what kind of a car that sedan is in the brochure they show towing it, but it doesn't look much bigger than our Honda Accord. Even if it had a 6 cyl., I'd be leery of towing anything with it. Maybe the Ford Taurus would work, it's a lot heavier.
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