TrailManor Owner's Forum - View Single Post - Is there really a lot of work to own/use a TrailManor

ChillEDog · 11-03-2013, 08:50 AM

I am completely inexperienced (tent camping a handful of times but never a trailer/popup) and like you fell in love with the TM. Bought a 2007 2619 and you're right there's a learning curve but I'm here to tell you anyone can operate it. The only qualification I might add is, if you're not the type to at least read directions (and guides you can get on this forum) then it might not be for you.

The toilet complaints have not been an issue for us. I think the toilet is terrific. The fan/refrigerator thing - I suppose if you operate the fridge while driving, you need to run the fan. We don't do that - we just turn on the fridge after setup. Its icy cold by morning.

Here's a thought: find some of the "first time camping" threads on this forum (including mine) to get an idea of what to expect. Nothing life-threatening I assure you ! Good luck.

11-03-2013, 08:50 AM	#4
ChillEDog Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 91	I am completely inexperienced (tent camping a handful of times but never a trailer/popup) and like you fell in love with the TM. Bought a 2007 2619 and you're right there's a learning curve but I'm here to tell you anyone can operate it. The only qualification I might add is, if you're not the type to at least read directions (and guides you can get on this forum) then it might not be for you. The toilet complaints have not been an issue for us. I think the toilet is terrific. The fan/refrigerator thing - I suppose if you operate the fridge while driving, you need to run the fan. We don't do that - we just turn on the fridge after setup. Its icy cold by morning. Here's a thought: find some of the "first time camping" threads on this forum (including mine) to get an idea of what to expect. Nothing life-threatening I assure you ! Good luck.