I've experienced nightmares with a totalled TT in the past and nothing is more stressful. Mine happened in Skagway Alaska with no help for 105 miles in Whitehorse. I traveled the same route as you and had 75 mph cross winds. Finally found a place to get off the highway. I think the only thing that saved us is I backed into the wind. Hang in there.
We frequently stay at Cheyenne Mountsin State Park, known for its sudden high winds. (we DIDN'T know about its 'known for high winds' reputation, in our early rv'g days). During one of our first visits a few years ago, a storm blew down from the mountain the first night. We were parked crosswise to the mountain - we were too ignorant to realize the real danger. Our little 30,000 pound motorhome was shuddering in some strong winds that night (maybe 40-50 mph? we don't know) and we considered abandoning it and heading down to the park showers/RRs. The especially bad thing: we'd have been blown down a steep hill toward that building if we'd gone over, and it was a good 20-foot down. These days I check the weather forecasts more often.
@Neal ... when you travel do you have to lock it down or does everything just spin and turn freely?
