GWolfe
Kansas
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Here is my little camper.
Comet Camper
built sometime between 1958 and 1965
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routeforty
ohio
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redriversolar wrote:There are only a few options in the 8" category, one would think. This model below comes in at 10 inches though I think.
Sorry, couldn't resist. The trailer doesn't look too bad, however if that is you and your DW-you kind of look like robots, or something  Sorry, I couldn't resist that either.
'05 chevy 3500, duramax, allison, '00 Coachmen Futura 2790 TT, 35th anniversary edition, 05 lance 1130-stable lift
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clkelley564
AL, Madison
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I think it's really cool to pull into a campground with my tiny T@B. I spend about half my time every weekend giving tours. It's lots of fun. How many times do you pass a big rig and just "have" to ask the owners for a peek??
Carol & Rick
MOUSE-KE-T@B
2007 T@B ClamShell #2741
2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
http://www.mouseketab.blogspot.com
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gheicher
Pennsylvania
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Here's my folding hard side tiny trailer.
Manufactured by Columbia Northwest ALITE
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Kurt (Indiana)
Marion, Indiana
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my Teardrop is about 10' long(4 ft wide). We get all sorts of questions when camping.
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Tim from Alabama
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The only worry i'd have about that particular TT is that it looks quite top heavy...not to mention rear heavy if you get the tongue too high and it flips on it's rear 
My dad and I made a homemade camper for him on an old 4' X 6' trailer frame, and it's only 6' x 6', and it's top and rear heavy. If you lift it off the tongue, you better be ready to hold it down. Plus, when pulling into some rough drives and such, he has to watch it so it don't fall over on it's side. But, the funniest thing was that since it was so top heavy and rear heavy, he went really all redneck on me here a few months ago and tied concrete blocks from ropes and they hang only about 6" off the ground. He said it won't be top heavy now
If I don't meet your expectations
Maybe you should lower your standards.
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Diabs
Toronto, Ontario
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stpauligirlmn wrote:Hey - no dis'ing the Taylor Coach! I haven't seen one myself (I own a huge 13' trailer), but they look like nice little trailers. I've heard they are built like tanks and last forever.
It's nice that during the era of the monster 30' travel trailer/mobile home, this company was still building small, reasonable travel trailers. They'll also customize the trailer for handicap and other needs!
You rock Taylor Coach!
Thats right! If you look at my profile you'll see my old trailer which was a Taylor Coach...28 yrs old and everything worked perfect!
They are built to last! I met the owner of the company, a family business...the fellow I met actually helped his Dad build my trailer many moons ago!
It was ther 17ft model.
Any camping is good camping!
DH & DW , DD x 2
2008 Salem 27RB LTD
Yukon XL 1500 5.3SLT
Prodigy BC, DC Reese WD, Scan Gauge II
Days camped in 2008 -34-
All packed away for the season....
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