Post your TT pics

[ramboy2]

Originally Posted by smonagle

Attachment 60735 NASCAR race at Watkins Glen 2014

I have a 2010 Gulf Breeze 27BKS.

[smonagle]

Originally Posted by ramboy2

I have a 2010 Gulf Breeze 27BKS.

That's awesome! Do you like it? We got ours at the end of last year and are pleased with it so far.

[ramboy2]

Originally Posted by smonagle

That's awesome! Do you like it? We got ours at the end of last year and are pleased with it so far.

I love it. No problems with it after 4 seasons of use.

[Campnh]

My 07 , in my seasonal spot

[mike.t]

Prior to hook n go.

[shawn0125]

Just picked up my first travel trailer. It's a 2014 keystone passport ultra lite 2910bh. Any helpful information about this particular tt or any general information for a beginner would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help.

[TDI-Minnie]

Welcome Shawn! That's a nice rig. Hope you enjoy it.
Only standard advice I can give is to do some "driveway camping" to find any bugs it may have, so you're not far from home at first. Check for water drips under the sinks and run the heat for a good 15-20 minutes with the windows open to burn off all that new trailer stuff. It may set off the smoke deterctor, so you want to do this intentionally, not at 3am while camping. Ask me how I know. ;-)
Other than that, enjoy and be careful. That's a BIG trailer.

[AirZone]

Originally Posted by shawn0125

Just picked up my first travel trailer. It's a 2014 keystone passport ultra lite 2910bh. Any helpful information about this particular tt or any general information for a beginner would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help.

Very nice land yacht.


AirZone

[Platokidd]

Originally Posted by mike.t

Prior to hook n go.

Nice tru k!:thumbup:

[shawn0125]

Originally Posted by TDI-Minnie

Welcome Shawn! That's a nice rig. Hope you enjoy it.
Only standard advice I can give is to do some "driveway camping" to find any bugs it may have, so you're not far from home at first. Check for water drips under the sinks and run the heat for a good 15-20 minutes with the windows open to burn off all that new trailer stuff. It may set off the smoke deterctor, so you want to do this intentionally, not at 3am while camping. Ask me how I know. ;-)
Other than that, enjoy and be careful. That's a BIG trailer.

Thanks for the advice. Didn't even think of running the heat first.

[mike.t]

Thanks Plato.

[cwf]

1999 Excella. 34' of Lovely Aluminum!

[andrea2772]

Our Mariner and Clipper 16b.

[andrea2772]

Originally Posted by andrea2772

our mariner and clipper 16b.