Trailmanor vs Hi-lo

The Safari Condo's seamless roof alone could make life difficult for some trailer manufacturers

My biggest deterrent to the HiLo (other than weight) was you had to get a pretty big one to get a full time bed. One of my pre-requisites was that I didn't want to make up a bed every evening and tear it down every morning.

Only going up in one direction makes most of 'em very hard to get in a garage (mine is about 19'6" deep)

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Not sure if this matters to people, but wouldn't getting parts be difficult since Hi-Low is no longer in business as of July 6, 2010?

"In light of the current economic situation and the downturn in sales of recreational vehicles, Hi-Lo Trailer Co., Inc. can no longer continue to operate. The shareholders of Hi-Lo have voted to liquidate the assets of the corporation and dissolve same, effective immediately."

Another advantage of the TM is that it doesn't have plumbing hanging down in the back. Our Hi-Lo used to drag quite often on the skid rails around the rear plumbing.