We just traded our Jayco bunkhouse for a Momentum 320G toy hauler and the new rig has a lot of glass cabinet doors and that kind of worries me. The pantry, in particular seems kind of scary. What if we stop fast and a can or a jar hits that glass? ...
I'm looking for a telescoping/folding ladder for the RV and for cartopping our kayaks and maybe for general use at home, too. I'm looking at them on Amazon and I'm a little worried about finding a good one because a number of reviews spoke of designs...
We're staring an empty nest in the eye and realizing that we may not need that bunk house much longer. We'd both prefer to keep our rig as small as possible, but I'm also interested in simplifying our kayak transportation. Does anyone have any exper...
We have the same quest. I'm very unhappy with the build quality of our 2013 Jayco bunkhouse fifth wheel. Nice layout, lousy execution. We are ready for a shorter, more nimble fifth wheel with multiple slides and a seriously good build. It doesn't...
Thanks for all the advice, folks. I brought one home from Lowe's today but I think it was a mistake. It says "300 lbs" on it and I took that to mean that it can support 300 lbs. But when I got it out of the car and hid it in the RV, I discovered t...
GottaRunGottaCamp wrote:We haul 13'6" kayaks in our 10' garage toy hauler all the time, just put them catty corner, I have had three kayaks (one 13'6" & two 10') and one 12' paddle board in our garage at one time, the two 10' on the floor, the 13'6" ...
Rangerman40 wrote:I was da ing the same issue so I bought a 12ft inflatable... Works pretty well.We're pretty serious about kayaking, so we'll be using our existing boats. But thanks for the thought.
