First off welcome back to rving. You need to define what you want in a rig. Full time, part time, weekends, some longer trips, etc. Then what type of tow vehicle do you have or are you planning on buying one. Once you have a truck then you can begin to look at the weights you can tow (don't lock at dry weights or unloaded weights) no matter what the salesperson says. Then go look at rigs and determine what you like and don't like. What you like I may not like and my needs are different then yours. Also make sure you have your budget set (if you need to). I spent a year looking at rigs until I found mine. I made sure I have a truck that could pull it, didn't know a couple of months later I would upgrade, but not big deal. Then buy it and enjoy it. Good luck in your search.
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Arnold
2006 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 40 PAQ
2017 Ram 2500 Big Horn 6.4 Hemi
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