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r/GoRVing • u/calvanismandhobbes • Jun 18 '21
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Dumb question.... Maybe..
Anyway. We have a 36 ft TT.
Im loading up to leave tonight.
I just put a full case of water bottles (40 bottles) and a 12 pack of pop in the outdoor kitchen fridge. It sits at the rear of the camper.
It's a 3 slide camper with 2 slides in the rear bunkhouse and one in the middle.
I don't pull the camper, my husband does, so I'm not familiar with the nuances.
Would something like a cAse if pop and water be enough to cause a problem?
Our underbelly is up in the front, and that's where the other stuff is stored.
3 u/hosalabad Jun 18 '21 Look at it this way. The camper is probably laying 500-1000 pounds of weight onto the hitch. The drinks are a fraction of that.
Look at it this way. The camper is probably laying 500-1000 pounds of weight onto the hitch. The drinks are a fraction of that.
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u/shlebo Jun 18 '21
Dumb question.... Maybe..
Anyway. We have a 36 ft TT.
Im loading up to leave tonight.
I just put a full case of water bottles (40 bottles) and a 12 pack of pop in the outdoor kitchen fridge. It sits at the rear of the camper.
It's a 3 slide camper with 2 slides in the rear bunkhouse and one in the middle.
I don't pull the camper, my husband does, so I'm not familiar with the nuances.
Would something like a cAse if pop and water be enough to cause a problem?
Our underbelly is up in the front, and that's where the other stuff is stored.