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Spirwin · 06-28-2022, 05:37 PM

We started out with a canvas pop-up. It served it’s purpose. It was very inexpensive and light. The problem was that it could not remain cool when the temperatures increased over about 92°. Also got cold in the winter.

We purchased a trail manner. It is a 2004 model 2619. We purchased it secondhand. We have owned it 15 years. While all campers have their pros and cons I am extremely satisfied with a Trail Manor. It fits in my garage. It’s pretty easy to tow. It remains cool even when the temperature outside is 100°. It also remains warm when temperatures drop to 18° outside. It’s a little bit of a project to set up. I have discovered that set up is easiest the more level the camper is placed on the campground pad.

06-28-2022, 05:37 PM	#20
Spirwin Member Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Bossier city Posts: 5	TM or pop ip We started out with a canvas pop-up. It served it’s purpose. It was very inexpensive and light. The problem was that it could not remain cool when the temperatures increased over about 92°. Also got cold in the winter. We purchased a trail manner. It is a 2004 model 2619. We purchased it secondhand. We have owned it 15 years. While all campers have their pros and cons I am extremely satisfied with a Trail Manor. It fits in my garage. It’s pretty easy to tow. It remains cool even when the temperature outside is 100°. It also remains warm when temperatures drop to 18° outside. It’s a little bit of a project to set up. I have discovered that set up is easiest the more level the camper is placed on the campground pad.