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09-18-2002, 09:47 AM

I'm a new TM owner, but having used it this summer, and having had to pull this velcro up to collapse the unit, let me add to those who've already responded by saying - the holding power of these Velcro'd flaps is NOT a problem. Yes, IF these flaps are up - after set up, yes you CAN see the ground, but no human or animal will fall through this opening. (papers maybe...)

I can also say, having camped in Arizona at 110 degree's for over a week, and running the wall a/c in my litttle 2619, that it is VERY WELL insulated in spite of these flaps. We had no bugs or anything else.

Speaking personally, TM's are very well engineered, designed and built. If you want a trailer that tows easily, set's up quickly, and is comfortable with a spacious floor plan, then buy the TrailManor. You won't regret your decision!

09-18-2002, 09:47 AM	#7
2619PDX Guest Posts: n/a	Re: First look and somewhat worried I'm a new TM owner, but having used it this summer, and having had to pull this velcro up to collapse the unit, let me add to those who've already responded by saying - the holding power of these Velcro'd flaps is NOT a problem. Yes, IF these flaps are up - after set up, yes you CAN see the ground, but no human or animal will fall through this opening. (papers maybe...) I can also say, having camped in Arizona at 110 degree's for over a week, and running the wall a/c in my litttle 2619, that it is VERY WELL insulated in spite of these flaps. We had no bugs or anything else. Speaking personally, TM's are very well engineered, designed and built. If you want a trailer that tows easily, set's up quickly, and is comfortable with a spacious floor plan, then buy the TrailManor. You won't regret your decision!