Pretty much my first time towing.....anything. Well, okay I did back a empty boat trailer into the water a few times, but that was the extent of my towing experience. Needless to say I need a LOT of practice. haha
While we were waiting to get the hitch installed, we checked out a few bigger trailers on the lot (25-29'). When we got into ours, I was really amazed at how much space it had in comparison. Definitely enough room that we could spend 1-2 weeks in with a family of 4.
Heading out for July 4th for a 2 day trip nearby, I'll have to post pics when we get back.
We love our 2005 Niagra. I thought about getting a large trailer, but our PU sleeps more and has all the amenities we need. After a few times out with it you'll establish a routine of setting up and taking down.
Have Fun!
Like Eric, we also have a 2005. On one trip we towed ours from SoCal to Knoxville, TN and back. It was a wonderful 36 days. The photo below was taken at a campground in Texas [on that trip].
Russ
(http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r34/RussC_02/zzzz-5.jpg)
We also love our Niagara!
Enjoy,
Sherry
Congratulations!
You are sure to enjoy it.
(Towing-and backing-practice hint: Large, empty parking lot.)
We wish you the best!
We have not been able to go out alot but when we do it has been several weeks at a time. We love our PU!....
Enjoy!!!!!
Congratulations! Let us know how your first trip went.
I recommend these magetic rods for backing up. It will prevent allot of yelling.
Congrats. on a great rig.
We love our Niagara also.. :D
Backing up takes time and practice, take it slow and remember
when the DW says left she probably means right! :p
Have a great summer and enjoy your new PUP.
....BB....