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Chuck v · 04-05-2021, 08:12 PM

Dave,

Actually, I do not own that travel trailer -- just found it to be the closest to the one you were asking about.

My own reason for being on the GS forum page dates back to my 2007 Tour Master diesel pusher coach, a motor home that is far from the travel trailer concept as it weighs about 34,000 pounds and is over 42 feet long.

Years ago I did buy a (new at the time) 1994 Nomad 20 ft travel trailer and enjoyed it very much -- simple and rugged design with enough ground clearance to negotiate unpaved forestry roads when taken hunting. I changed the 12 volt batteries out for a series stack of 6 volt golf cart batteries as it extended the dry camping capabilities to almost double the number of days, and made quite a few other upgrades.

Enjoy your new camp trailer, I am sure it is a step up from your prior Coleman.

Chuck

04-05-2021, 08:12 PM	#4
Chuck v Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 1,028	Dave, Actually, I do not own that travel trailer -- just found it to be the closest to the one you were asking about. My own reason for being on the GS forum page dates back to my 2007 Tour Master diesel pusher coach, a motor home that is far from the travel trailer concept as it weighs about 34,000 pounds and is over 42 feet long. Years ago I did buy a (new at the time) 1994 Nomad 20 ft travel trailer and enjoyed it very much -- simple and rugged design with enough ground clearance to negotiate unpaved forestry roads when taken hunting. I changed the 12 volt batteries out for a series stack of 6 volt golf cart batteries as it extended the dry camping capabilities to almost double the number of days, and made quite a few other upgrades. Enjoy your new camp trailer, I am sure it is a step up from your prior Coleman. Chuck __________________ 2007 Tour Master T40C Acura MDX toad "It takes a great deal of time to recover from any improvement..."