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**fcatwo** · 06-30-2006, 08:06 PM

Susyn

You haven't said how often you'll be moving, how many miles you'll be covering or what kind of tow vehicle you have but IMO the biggest advantages of a TM are when you are actually towing it on the hwy or storing it aroung your home. Once it's set up for camping it's not that different from other trailers and unfortunately some of those differences are minuses -- like the recirculating toilet, small liquid capacities and small appliances. Our 2619 is just what we need at this stage of our lives (easy to tow and fits in the garage) but it would not be my choice for full-timing. I assume you are considering other options. Just my $0.02.

06-30-2006, 08:06 PM	#17
fcatwo Site Sponsor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Anacortes. Wa Posts: 396	Susyn You haven't said how often you'll be moving, how many miles you'll be covering or what kind of tow vehicle you have but IMO the biggest advantages of a TM are when you are actually towing it on the hwy or storing it aroung your home. Once it's set up for camping it's not that different from other trailers and unfortunately some of those differences are minuses -- like the recirculating toilet, small liquid capacities and small appliances. Our 2619 is just what we need at this stage of our lives (easy to tow and fits in the garage) but it would not be my choice for full-timing. I assume you are considering other options. Just my $0.02. __________________ Frank Former 2002 TM2619 Owner 2005 Toyota Tundra AC 4X2