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Jan 9, 2025
8:18:09am

BYUMizzou Former User

How difficult is it really to back up your truck and hook up to a hitch?

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BYUMizzou

Previous username: Mark Harlan
Bio page: BYUMizzou
Joined: Aug 25, 2010
Last login: Jan 9, 2025
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Your next RV trailer?

kccougar VABL

Jan 9, 8:13am

How difficult is it really to back up your truck and hook up to a hitch?

BYUMizzou

Jan 9, 8:18am

For people who buy rigs like this?

VACOUGFAN

Jan 9, 8:29am

How difficult is it to put a key in a lock at your front door

Ron Mexico

Jan 9, 8:31am

Much harder in the days before backup cameras. Pretty simple now.

Ghost of Peanut

Jan 9, 8:38am

The trailer has a battery, it has a computer that allows it to add power

paulb

Jan 9, 8:44am

Sure the creativity in solving the range issue is interesting, but

Ghost of Peanut

Jan 9, 9:04am

It seems we're headed to a place where you find your camping spot... pull out solar panels and set them up... then

HarlemCoug

Jan 9, 9:16am

I've actually been looking at the Pebble for about a year now; would love to get

Ol Big Bear

Jan 9, 8:20am

and then add starlink and "camping" just got much more interesting to me.

HarlemCoug

Jan 9, 8:21am

Remove camping and add nice cabin and I can join your interest

Acorn

Jan 9, 8:30am

I'd prefer the mobility of a trailer but understand why some would want their own dirt. But certainly "off grid" living

HarlemCoug

Jan 9, 8:32am

I may do it, but I will rent, not buy.

Acorn

Jan 9, 10:21am

that makes sense... "Glamping" is also much more interesting to me now that starlink exists.

HarlemCoug

Jan 9, 10:26am

Probably only $250k right?

cougar95

Jan 9, 8:24am

$109K for the base level model with no options. $175K for the higher end model.

BYUMizzou

Jan 9, 8:33am

Just wait a couple years and buy a barely used on for half price

cougar95

Jan 9, 8:34am

I still wouldn't pay $50K-$75K for one. It's an absurd trailer.

BYUMizzou

Jan 9, 8:38am

Agreed. The point is people buy those with "hopes" to use

cougar95

Jan 9, 9:03am

Definitely looks nice.

greatbam

Jan 9, 9:22am

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