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Old 01-14-2014, 11:38 AM   #1
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There was a RV show in Fort Worth last weekend we went to and I had a question;

I was wondering who made the largest Travel Trailer (not 5th wheel) out there?

I mean one designed to run up and down the road not the destination things.
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Old 01-14-2014, 11:52 AM   #2
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I think the one we own now (Jayco 338RLTS) is almost too large and that 39 feet 3 slides is plenty of camper, considering that we are already limited to just a very few sites in the campgrounds we like. But we love the size. It's about the size of a NY city apartment
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Old 01-15-2014, 10:38 AM   #3
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Our 330RLTS is also over 39ft with the cargo tray. While it goes up and down the road just fine we do have trouble sometimes finding a spot that it will fit in. We will be leaving it in Az this coming summer and will buy a smaller trailer for traveling and summer time use in the north.
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Old 01-15-2014, 12:30 PM   #4
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Clutch,

We are planning a long trip 2 years from now (Lord willing). We will be keeping our big trailer but we will be picking up something smaller for the this BIG trip, 1/2 ton or even less for towing. Was thinking about something older that could be somewhat restored as a project while planning the trip (just the mechanicals and structural, don't care if it's pretty) and then sold after the trip perhaps even for a profit. Have not decided on the trailer for the project. That might make a good thread.
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Our trailer is 35.5 feet from front to back. So far have not had any problems finding sites. Only been to Az, New Mexico and Texas.
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Old 01-15-2014, 11:23 PM   #6
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My white Hawk trailer is just about 34 feet long from the rear bumper to the front of the hitch. Last week I stopped at McDonalds for a cup of coffee and heard a person on the sidewalk say that is one long trailer. His friend didn't think that my truck was really able to pull that long of a trailer. I guess they didn't see the side where it said ultralight. Then I noticed that the two of them got into their truck pulling a rather old trailer filled to capacity with all kinds of stuff tied on the roof and added on to the rear bumper.
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