New owner of a used 1999 3023 trailmanor

[fairweatherfisherman]

I don't recall getting an email, but the tag under my user name changed from "Trial Member" to "Site Sponsor".

[tentcamper]

It's all volunteers, and thank you so much for the work they do. It can take up to a week to see your membership change. One year it took nearly a month for my renewal to kick in.

[flipflop]

Originally Posted by busterg

Hi Guy's,
I am 34yeas old and bought my first ever trailer which happens to be a 1999 3023 trailmanor for $3900. only issues is some small cracks on wall near stove, worn out seal on top that helps keep water out. a little rust spots from dripping water, when the beds fold out the bars that slide out have replaced rails with aluminum strips to help slide. everything else seems to work okay, the bathroom looks nice and everything inside looks great, just outside looks a little beat from exposure to the elements for such a long time. $3900 is not much but please tell me I made a okay decision. I will keep digging into the forums for information on how to or what to expect from the trailer. thanks.

You may be better off with aluminum if the slides work well. I'm replacing the brokenup OEM plastic strips with the same from Trailmanor, but they come in 76" strips that have to be cut and drilled. PN 22057, $3.60 each.

The recirculating toilet, if you're not at a full-service campground, just keep pouring in tank treatment a few ounces at a time as it fills up. Best of luck!

[busterg]

I got some plastic strips as well, going to try that it is a little thinner than the aluminum, maybe it will slide better.

[HIKERZ]

I would look at caulking. Leaks are bothersome

[KRausa]

Can anyone tell me the Unloaded vehicle weight, GVW, Cargo Carrying Capacity, and tongue weight. I cant seem to find this info anywhere.

[bheisser]

for specs see attached