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Hello, I have read the post about what might be a good trailer and I have done the math about weights and balance and so on. I also looked at the article with the 16 Ft Airstream Base camp and think that it was a rigged test (that is the most aerodynamic 2600 lbs trailer they could find). I am looking for some real-world information.
What campers have people actually pulled for real world trips. I am planning to use a maverick for my tow vehicle, and I need to know how it handles from real people on real trips before I buy. Your opinions and insights would be very helpful.
I own a Jayco 154 BH Baja. Dry 2650 lbs - loaded 3250 lbs - Tonge- 335 lbs. The math looks right for 2.0 with 4K and 350 lbs passengers with some cargo in the truck. However, the font of the trailer is 7X9 so that is 81 square feet of "sail" that the truck is pulling and not the 40 square feet recommended. I am looking for owners that have pulled similar trailers to tell us how it went and do they have any praises or regrets in getting the Maverick.
Thank you - Jimoldford
What campers have people actually pulled for real world trips. I am planning to use a maverick for my tow vehicle, and I need to know how it handles from real people on real trips before I buy. Your opinions and insights would be very helpful.
I own a Jayco 154 BH Baja. Dry 2650 lbs - loaded 3250 lbs - Tonge- 335 lbs. The math looks right for 2.0 with 4K and 350 lbs passengers with some cargo in the truck. However, the font of the trailer is 7X9 so that is 81 square feet of "sail" that the truck is pulling and not the 40 square feet recommended. I am looking for owners that have pulled similar trailers to tell us how it went and do they have any praises or regrets in getting the Maverick.
Thank you - Jimoldford
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