What do you Tow?

[dietz4ibanez]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

 

[daddy]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

 

[dietz4ibanez]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

Gotchya... I think that it would be cool to get a fifth wheel with the bed over the truck bed when hooked up... Some of the Somerset'S by Coachmen have a pull out for the bed gives you a lot of room up there!!!

 

[dirtyoldman]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

I would guess if you didn't want to extend the bed you could still use it and access the trailer using the front door

 

[dietz4ibanez]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

I would guess if you didn't want to extend the bed you could still use it and access the trailer using the front door

Yeah you probably wouldnt extend it while you are parked for the night in a parking lost of something... Wait I minute...

Do you guys ever sleep in your RV's when you are parked for the night or do you crash in a hotel before you get permanently parked at the camp ground?

 

[ScottyBoy]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

Gotchya... I think that it would be cool to get a fifth wheel with the bed over the truck bed when hooked up... Some of the Somerset'S by Coachmen have a pull out for the bed gives you a lot of room up there!!!

yep, you can never have too much bedspace.

 

[ScottyBoy]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

I would guess if you didn't want to extend the bed you could still use it and access the trailer using the front door

Yeah you probably wouldnt extend it while you are parked for the night in a parking lost of something... Wait I minute...

Do you guys ever sleep in your RV's when you are parked for the night or do you crash in a hotel before you get permanently parked at the camp ground?

most people I know with Travel trailers said they usually will crash in a Walmart parking lot for the night. It seems its common knowledge among RV'ers that walmart allows overnight parking.

 

[dirtyoldman]

I havent seen a pullout in the rear of the trailer before...

It's generally the bed that pulls out when it's that configuration. It's really a great feature.

I was looking at TT's recently and one of the Jayco's had this option and it made a 19' trailer seem MUCH larger.

Yeah most the time... When I worked for Coachmen some of the pullouts were the entire kitchen including: fridge, stove, sink and all the cupboards.. The big fifth wheel trailers usually had 2 or three pullouts...

Makes a ton of extra space..

Oh, yeah, most pullouts are kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, etc. I was just saying that the rear half-high pullouts are generally beds.

I would guess if you didn't want to extend the bed you could still use it and access the trailer using the front door

Yeah you probably wouldnt extend it while you are parked for the night in a parking lost of something... Wait I minute...

Do you guys ever sleep in your RV's when you are parked for the night or do you crash in a hotel before you get permanently parked at the camp ground?

most people I know with Travel trailers said they usually will crash in a Walmart parking lot for the night. It seems its common knowledge among RV'ers that walmart allows overnight parking.

When we travel and a little rest time is necessary we stop at a ''Rest Area'' along the freeway.We've stayed overnight many times,and it FREE!! Never stayed at a Wally World parking lot but I know it's allowed. At our local WM I see one or two there everytime I go.

 

[ScottyBoy]

I've slept in my car at a rest stop before
One year coming back from Florida during spring break, we ran out of $$ (too much beer I guess) and had to drive back very tired with no $$ for a hotel, we had no choice but to stop and sleep in our cars. I wish I had the burban back then...

 

[dietz4ibanez]

I bet that you wish had money back then too