Aluminum Camper Forum

We own a 2015 Tacoma and I'm 6'2" and have no problem with "fitting" in the cab.  Plenty of head room.  Like its been said, find one and sit in it.

Last year we spent some time at the OBs at the Oregon Inlet campground.  Fairly nice campground with amenities (showers and restrooms) but was extremely cold and windy.  Beautiful area though with great access to the beaches.  Went out toward Ocracoke campground which was really beautiful.  Will be going back to camp at Ocracoke sometime later this year.  Both areas are beautiful, just be prepared for coolness and wind.

Could possibly be one of two things, although a combination of a number of different issues could cause this issue.  First could be the alignment of the axles/tires on the trailer.  Second could be the tow vehicle alignment.  From reading your note below re: tire wear on the inside of tires on both sides of the trailer - sounds as if you may have a toe out issue with the trailer axles/spindles.

Made the attachement too small

No problem.  I am sure that there are others that have questions relating to items installed in or on their TT's.  I am not trying to lobby for the other forum, but Dan Miller has compiled quite an extensive listing of manuals for components that Livinlite has used in the construction of their trailers.  Some may want to have a sign on account just to gather information on these manuals.  The appliance section has, by far, the most comprehensive listing of items installed.

Steve

Sorry, forgot that a sign on was needed.  Still check the other forum occasionally to see what is new.  This should work better.....

https://www.campingworld.com/includes/productSpecs/Dometic%20Americana%20RM2852%202-Way%20Refrigerator,%20Double%20Door,%208.0%20Cu.%20Ft.%20users%20manual.pdf

Here is the manual for the 6 cubic foot unit

https://www.livinlite.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=26.0;attach=42

Love that spam!     

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g8huXkSaL7o

Done for Steve and Dana,  thanks Paul

This is from past experience last year.  If your battery voltage drops the propane detector will begin to chirp and, with low enough voltage, will continuously alarm.  So you may not have a leak

I don't know Pin, i draw the line at TT's that look like bubble eyed goldfish.

We saw one at the Grand Canyon this summer and really liked it.  As you said, well thought out on the interior and especially liked the bike rack on the front of the trailer.  Although at almost $37,000 it is a little out of my price range.

Here is another aluminum trailer that is very unique, made in Canada also.  Several good videos on YouTube on this product.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YWHZqhfLTTs

Here is what the NADA guide shows for value for the Quicksilver 8.0.  The snap situation is a fairly simple repair that you could do yourself, just need the snaps and a snap setting tool (Amazon).  The fan/light package was at one time an option but it is shown on the Livinlite website as standard equipment now.  You will notice that the awning is not shown on the NADA screenshot, that is because they don't list just an awning. It seems to be a good price for the trailer - you should go for it.  Enjoy!

We have been on this forum for a while but have not posted as we have been busy with the holidays and the traveling that is associated with them.  We have a Quicksilver 8.1 anniversary edition tent trailer with the off road package and a Toyota Tacoma double cab 4x4.  We do extended trips to the west coast, visiting relatives, places we have been before and new places.  We are definitely glad to be here and excited that others of the "family" are moving to this forum also.  Look forward to hearing from others re: trips, camping experiences, favorite camping spots and mods.