I've finally decided on getting a travel trailer to live in full-time for 3 or 4 years until i build a small house. It would be in Texas and I would be in one spot most of the year. Although I might head north to visit my brother during the hottest parts of summer in Texas. Now that I've decided on what type of RV, I have millions of questions. I've heard people say to NOT go with an entry level model if you plan on living in it full time because they don't hold up as well to daily use. But I'm not sure which ones are entry models.
And i have other questions; like are the appliances (fridge especially) really built to be on and used daily? also, i saw someone mention stabilizing your RV if you're going to stay in one place and I don't know what that means.
And I also have two cats that would be living with me. Anyone have any advice on how they are living with the litter box thing. My cats will not be outdoor cats as I'm worried about scorpions in texas, and they've never been outdoors cats anyway.
Also, what's the deal with fiberglass RVs. I've heard people say they're better but not why.
I have found several models that I like but I don't really know anything about them. One is the 2005 used Dutchman, hope its ok to post a link: http://www.bullyanrvs.com/inventory/169946/Used-2005-Dutchmen-RV-Classic-26-L_DSL.aspx
I love that front window and would build a narrow table running underneath it with a fold up table to do my artwork at. I want SUN. Here in minnesota I hardly get any in the fall and winter. And that sofa would have to go. Are those fairly easy to remove?
I won't buy this one since I am a long way from making a purchase, I just want to see if something like this can be lived in without being roasted alive or everything breaking down. what am I not taking into consideration?
Thanks! ;D
And i have other questions; like are the appliances (fridge especially) really built to be on and used daily? also, i saw someone mention stabilizing your RV if you're going to stay in one place and I don't know what that means.
And I also have two cats that would be living with me. Anyone have any advice on how they are living with the litter box thing. My cats will not be outdoor cats as I'm worried about scorpions in texas, and they've never been outdoors cats anyway.
Also, what's the deal with fiberglass RVs. I've heard people say they're better but not why.
I have found several models that I like but I don't really know anything about them. One is the 2005 used Dutchman, hope its ok to post a link: http://www.bullyanrvs.com/inventory/169946/Used-2005-Dutchmen-RV-Classic-26-L_DSL.aspx
I love that front window and would build a narrow table running underneath it with a fold up table to do my artwork at. I want SUN. Here in minnesota I hardly get any in the fall and winter. And that sofa would have to go. Are those fairly easy to remove?
I won't buy this one since I am a long way from making a purchase, I just want to see if something like this can be lived in without being roasted alive or everything breaking down. what am I not taking into consideration?
Thanks! ;D