Oops, yes I meant 31. Sorry about that. We just got ours last month, and have taken it out twice. The first trip was a short trip to a local lake about 70 miles from our house. The second trip was 285 miles from our house, and 285 back, on some crappy roads. We had NO problems with the trailer, or the tow vehicle. The last outing we slept 8 in the trailer and while it was a bit crowded at times, we got along just fine. We used the outdoor kitchen every day, every meal.
Personally, I am glad we went with the white hawk. I had preferred to go with the eagle, and would like a bigger outdoor kitchen that it offers. But the back Bedroom is plenty big for what we needed without the extra slide (and wieght of the slide). I did not want to buy a new pickup and a new camper, so I found something that my Suburban could handle, and we love it.
We really did want the eagle, but I sacrificed the bigger kitchen, and second slide for the lower weight. Our wants were: outdoor kitchen, seperate bathroom door, and bunks all trying to be towed with a 1/2 ton. I prorbably could have managed short trips with the bigger trailer, but since I want to take mine in the mountains, and on longer trips, we settled on the white hawk. In fact, my wife was a little leary of the big trailer until our last trip, and now she wants to take it on a 1000 mile trip to go see some family. She's pretty comfortable with things now.
Length?????? My first thought pulling this behemoth down the road, was "holy !@#$%^&*" this thing is long. Yes, it is basically 35', but you get used to it and can manage it fairly easily.
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