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Taking Spyder along
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Arntufun,
My wife and I fulltime in a 41' toyhauler. We do it for chasing work in the construction industry. We have used the toyhauler to move our Spyder, but now we have an enclosed cargo trailer for the Spyder that my wife pulls. We tend to stay in one spot for months on end. There are all kinds of people that fulltime for several different reasons. Generally speaking we stay in RV parks and not campgrounds. Where we are at now costs $190/month for full hook up. That does not include metered electric. We have stayed at parks that cost $680/month plus electric. There are more expensive ones out there but we are on the road to make and save money, not really into all the ammenities. We do occasionaly stay at campgrounds when between jobs. We have been in our current rig for almost four years now and have ran into many RVers that rarely come out of their rigs. It's really no different than any neighborhood in the USA. Some neighbors you see, some you don't. I never give it much thought anymore. Eveyone has different reasons for being at any given RV park/campground. Trailer Life has a forum dedicated to full time RVing if and when retirement rolls around and you need more info on residency, mail, prescriptions, etc...
My wife and I fulltime in a 41' toyhauler. We do it for chasing work in the construction industry. We have used the toyhauler to move our Spyder, but now we have an enclosed cargo trailer for the Spyder that my wife pulls. We tend to stay in one spot for months on end. There are all kinds of people that fulltime for several different reasons. Generally speaking we stay in RV parks and not campgrounds. Where we are at now costs $190/month for full hook up. That does not include metered electric. We have stayed at parks that cost $680/month plus electric. There are more expensive ones out there but we are on the road to make and save money, not really into all the ammenities. We do occasionaly stay at campgrounds when between jobs. We have been in our current rig for almost four years now and have ran into many RVers that rarely come out of their rigs. It's really no different than any neighborhood in the USA. Some neighbors you see, some you don't. I never give it much thought anymore. Eveyone has different reasons for being at any given RV park/campground. Trailer Life has a forum dedicated to full time RVing if and when retirement rolls around and you need more info on residency, mail, prescriptions, etc...
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:agree:My Qualitybuilt is coming up on 3 years old, built to my specs, reasonable price, tows really well.
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Arntufun - pretty much the same answer as Yooper. The RV is my home so I'm not really camping. My kids say that I'm most happy when I'm parked somewhere within 50 miles of a Costco. :clap: Right now I'm in the Texas Hill Country at a "high-line" RV resort that runs close to $600/month plus electricity. Where I stay in the summer, north and west of Seattle, it runs about $100 less per month. Feel free to contact me by email if you have any more specific questions.
As to the question of my trailer being used without the car dolly - don't think it can be done as the weight on the car dolly is what brings the tongue weight down to the right amount. On the other hand, I did see a trailer such as mine that where the car dolly would be, the guy had a real heavy duty tool box across the full width of the car dolly area. So I guess it could be done but there should also be a less expensive way to carry the Spyder.
Arntufun - pretty much the same answer as Yooper. The RV is my home so I'm not really camping. My kids say that I'm most happy when I'm parked somewhere within 50 miles of a Costco. :clap: Right now I'm in the Texas Hill Country at a "high-line" RV resort that runs close to $600/month plus electricity. Where I stay in the summer, north and west of Seattle, it runs about $100 less per month. Feel free to contact me by email if you have any more specific questions.
As to the question of my trailer being used without the car dolly - don't think it can be done as the weight on the car dolly is what brings the tongue weight down to the right amount. On the other hand, I did see a trailer such as mine that where the car dolly would be, the guy had a real heavy duty tool box across the full width of the car dolly area. So I guess it could be done but there should also be a less expensive way to carry the Spyder.
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