Perhaps. I got the Scamp to tow easily with our Honda Odyssey, which has 3500# towing capacity. I figured at 1800# dry weight, the 16' Scamp would be no issue. I didn't count on that being without the a/c, awning, propane, etc. As presently configured, I have 1200# on each wheel and 450# on the hitch.
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Travel Trailer Camping in Canada
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Bob Denman
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Carrying that much weight on the nose should make it tow pretty steady. :thumbup:
(over 18%...)
(over 18%...)
That, and the Arrow no-sway hitch has eliminated any concerns and problems we had with it when we first got it.
Bob Denman
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:thumbup:
Celebrating a week in Canada
We crossed the border into Canada a week ago today at International Falls in Minnesota.
The first night we had a reserved spot at a provincial park and two nights ago we were at a lovely private campground (Camping Horizon) east of St. Jerome, Quebec. We had one night at a small provincial park in Rossport, right on the shores of Lake Superior.
The other nights have been boondocking, either at a host private property (2 nights), or on public lands. The night at Scenic High Falls in Wawa was amazing. Last night we pulled off the highway near Saguenay, Quebec and camped on a forest road. The only other person we've seen here is a guy picking wild raspberries.
People have been great everwhere we go.
I will post pictures once we have a free internet connection.
We crossed the border into Canada a week ago today at International Falls in Minnesota.
The first night we had a reserved spot at a provincial park and two nights ago we were at a lovely private campground (Camping Horizon) east of St. Jerome, Quebec. We had one night at a small provincial park in Rossport, right on the shores of Lake Superior.
The other nights have been boondocking, either at a host private property (2 nights), or on public lands. The night at Scenic High Falls in Wawa was amazing. Last night we pulled off the highway near Saguenay, Quebec and camped on a forest road. The only other person we've seen here is a guy picking wild raspberries.
People have been great everwhere we go.
I will post pictures once we have a free internet connection.
Bob Denman
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:clap: That looks positively idyllic! :2thumbs:
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