It’s not the size that matters, it’s how you use it – BLM camping in a random UT desert – my first travel trailer has been a blast

hardtobelieveit:

cool…wish it was me. What is BLM camping?

vintage_riveted:

<< I might try to lift it up a bit higher>>

Don’t know the set up on your little retro trailer, but on vintage canned hams (which your new trailer is modeled after) one could ‘flip the axle” which means to move the axle from above the springs to below the springs. This raises the trailer about 7 inches. Here’s a video <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXhVYMkrF9k>

mrpopo573:

Awesome setup

Seawolfe665:

What is that trailer? How big is it? I have a tiny (14 foot overall, 11 foot box) 1961 Mobile Scout and that’s what I want to do! LOL don’t even have hot water, just a hand pump and 7 gal holding, but at least a proper queen sized bed.

rblue:

How do you like your camper? I see some pretty harsh reviews, but it’s using like all the stuff mine is, and I’ve had no problems. I want you to tell me it’s great because I really want one next time around. 😉

Granny_knows_best:

I like the small ones, they fit in tight places.

TwoHearted313:

The smaller the camper the better in my opinion. I love towing my little Aframe with my F150 as you can’t even tell it’s there. I can also squeeze it into all sorts of cool little camping spots. I don’t get why someone would want a big camper unless they are staying in it for extended periods of time.

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