Picking up teardrop today!

[susswood]

Hooray!!!!! A little nervous about towing for the first time..... slow and steady wins the race!

[Lgboro]

My tear is only a 4 x 9 home-built but I think you will find the biggest danger towing a tear is forgetting its behind you car or truck. Unless your new tear is very large or grossly overbuilt (heavy) the only place you might notice its behind you is when braking and then it should be minimal. Hope you enjoy your new tear.

[aggie79]

Congrats! I know you'll enjoy your new camper.

[Roo Dog]

Good onya SW.
Take it easy as you say.
A Tear is one of the better things we have done.
Enjoy.

RD

[48Rob]

slow and steady wins the race!

Yes! And much safer than know it alls who try to impress people by going fast...

Congratulations on your new trailer!

Rob

[deleted]

Slow and steady is how I just brought my new trailer back from MI to CA mostly driving 10 mph under the speed limit following the limit for trucks on the interstates. Have fun and don't forget to take pictures when you stop along the way. If someone is going with you I'd even set up a few drive by shots so you can capture your new baby coming and going at your first stop for gas, pulling into your first campground, you get the idea...

[susswood]

Thanks all! The drive home was seamless. We parked in front of our home and had a crowd of neighbors within minutes! All of the neighborhood kids piled inside.... It was a riot!

I put all of my kitchen gear in the galley and cannot believe the amount of space. Already loving it!

First trip is two nights next week. Can't wait!

[Vedette]

Congrats on getting it home.
Get used to the crow around it.
Tonight when we arrived in the campground in Santa Rosa we had more than 20 people around Miss Piggy before we got out from the registration office!
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi
heading north with Miss Piggy in tow.

[GPW]

Might be a good idea after driving a while to stop and feel the hubs ...