Those things look awesome. I may have to look into one. For one of you that has one, how does it handle in curves? The only thing I would be worried about is enjoying the curvy roads while pulling one of these.

 

Hey, Gump, I didn't know you then....probably didn't even know about this forum.

We were at the Cross mission in Superior, Wi.

http://share.shutterfly.com/action/w...AZMmLJq0ZMmL7Y

Woke up to 28 degrees, and frost on the camper, the weekend after Labor Day. We drove home with every piece of clothing we had, then hit rain besides.

 

As others have said, you literally forget it's back there.....until it's time to stop, and you get a little "push" from the extra weight.

Consider this: A 150 lb passenger on the bitch seat, has 150 lbs of weight right over your rear axle. A properly balanced trailer will have 20-25 lbs of weight on the trailer hitch, right behind your rear axle.

Which bitch is easier to deal with?