I've sometimes cracked wise with my wife about getting too old for this but the difficulty is in the number of steps involved but not strength, necessarily.
If it is adjusted well, none of the movements are anything more than a person of average strength and height could handle.
Things that make it harder include:
Moving cabinets being too full of heavy items (fixable)
Hot days (or possibly rainy days)
Stabilizing jacks - use a lithium-based drill - too many cranks in an awkward position!
Tongue jack - I keep telling myself I will get an electric one.
At risk of sacrilege, since you are in buying mode, have you also considered the A frames? Chalet, Forest River, Aliner. If it were for a single person (or two), those are a great consideration but the TM definitely has more stretch room.
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