Why can't trailers drop down when camping?

[bneukam]

Our Lance is a two step even with a 3.5” lift. The floor is not elevated, and only the holding tanks are enclosed and heated. But this means the slide is elevated, and the rollers are sitting on a short wall instead of the floor, which is not the best.

Having a lower profile trailer is more beneficial in towing than anything else.

[Toby Dog]

I would like more clearance as well in order to work underneath. I'm already at 13'4" so I don't dare. The big hole could work in some instances like a pit at a Valvoline oil change location with the tires still on the ground.

[garywilson]

Originally Posted by TXiceman

Look at some of the ice trailers used up north for winter fishing.
https://www.rothrv.com/product/fish-...e-in-minnesota

They drop down on the ice.

Ken

Hmmmm..... Ice is pretty level.... not many campsites are!

I got to look in one at an RV site. Pretty cool, but he couldn't get it level while lowered. Well insulated, though.

[Bobby F]

Originally Posted by garywilson

Hmmmm..... Ice is pretty level.... not many campsites are!

Set it up, cut your ice holes, and fish in luxury for a week or two!

I know people for whom that would be their idea of heaven. I would die of boredom. But to each his own.

[BPTS]

Why not just raise the ground?

[Toby Dog]

Good idea. Just wait until the earth rotates a little and the ground will be higher.