In an earlier post (A3) I mentioned that we had not yet selected an awning – well there is BIG news on that topic but first – the back story. I have learned that there are certain topics on Casita Facebook groups that bring out strong opinions – passionate views, often based on personal experiences. […]
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Wiring for trailers come in basically 2 varieties: 4-pin and 7-pin. The 4-pin version is for basic trailers where simple lights need to be connected to work with the same lights on the towing vehicle. Turning lights, signal lights, brake lights, running lights. A 7-pin wiring harness includes all of the light capabilities of the
Looks like you’re carrying some extra weight back there…… As anyone on the Casita FB groups will tell you – The rear bumper of the Casita is not designed to hold any weight, It is basically a hollow square tube where many people store their ‘stinky slinky’ waste tank hose. The rubber end covers pull
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We got stuff and you do too! There’s no way getting around the fact that you are going to need to carry stuff. Sure there should be less stuff with an RV lifestyle but there’s still going to be some stuff. We heard good things about the Stromberg Carlson model CC-255 trailer tray and had
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When we bought our tow vehicle we didn’t think it was going to be so hard to make sure it would be ready to tow something!! By October 2023 we had a travel trailer on order for a September 2024 delivery and we knew we were going to need a 7-pin connector on our tow
I seem to get lost down Google rabbit holes. Doing research for a travel trailer would find me in a major burrow for two years! I needed to narrow the search. Some early considerations were excluded. Van modification? There are some extremely talented people on YouTube doing
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