Travel Trailer Tips

Me and my husband are looking to purchase our first travel trailer. Are there basic things that we need to seek advice or any other person could give? We think a '05 or '06 and no more than a 32 '... Thank you in advance for advice!

Yes, if buying a new one, please take the time to read and understand the warranty, which is the responsibility of the seller, who pays in case of failure of the road.
Pay particular attention to the warranty on the "slide outs" if they are contained, and appliances.
Second, do not talk to anyone regarding the sale of the capacity of the towing vehicle, check with the merchant of vehicles and people who install hitches and towing packages, the RV dealers will tell you nothing to make the sale.
If you are buying from a private owner, carefully consider all the water damage on the ceilings, in closets and lower side walls, and condition of the roof to check for possible remedies.
These travel trailers are actually a great way to see the country, and save money while doing it. Wil you also meet many nice people along the way, but of course there's also the not so beautiful, a minority to be sure.
I hope you can find a good deal and I wish you many happy traveling.
My wife and I purchased a motor home used in 1993 and have since made three trips to Alaska, throughout the western United States and many national parks, countless trieps along the East Coast, and eight Florida and Disney. A total of about 140k miles.
Check the tires, they should all be of the same brand and tread type. Trailers do not require special tread design to monitor and do not hesitate.
Check the status of holding tank for visible damage, and these things can be fixes that will not take long, and tanks can run over $ 400.00 each.
Again, if it is used private owner, special attention around exit slides as they can be a source of expensive water damage, and make sure the slides correctly