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It’s nice to have our rig at home and not on a storage lot.
 
While storage lots are necessary for some, I am happy I have acreage to keep our camper at our residence. Mine parks between our house and my detail shop. Getting our electrician to run a hookup for the fifth wheel to plug in for full power soon.
 
Since you are going to be new to this type of camping I’ll share one very important observation. When you’re driving a motorhome, you hear every rattle and noice, and experience the effects/results of every bump. Not so with a trailer. You’re driving along in your comfy tow vehicle and unbeknownst to you, your trailer and its contents are back there getting thrashed by every bump you don't feel up front. So think about that on bumpy roads and take it a lot easier than you normally would and your trailer will last longer and have fewer issues.
This is why tire pressure monitors are important. I destroyed a tire and did damage to my 35 ft windjammer and the only way I knew it was a passing car was waving his arms wildly at me.
 
It’s nice to have our rig at home and not on a storage lot.
Our cover is going up today.
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