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It was a 19'

We recently retired and purchased a home in Florida and have decided to sell our 2000 19ft HiLo. We are currently in Waterown Wisconsin. The trailer is in excellent condition. We used a couple of weeks each summer and it was garage stored in the winter. Has a brand new battery and I have an...

Realize that this an older post but just thought I'd reply. We have a beautiful 19 FT Towlite that we are putting up for sale. It's in mint condition. Only used fo a couple of weeks each summer and garage stored in the winter. We are located in Watertown Wi. If interested call me at 1 352 446-2645.

I have a 2000 19 foot Towlite. It's always been garage stored but this year we're taking it with us to Florida. Sun can be pretty brutal and I would like to have a cover on it when we're not using it. Any suggestions? Thanks Paul

I applied for insurance for my 2001 19 foot Hilo and they want to know the original cost of the unit. I bought mine used so I have no clue as to what a new one went for. Anybody know what they sold for new or where I can find out? Thanks

Well I'm back with another question. After reading some of your suggestions I the first thing I did was replace all my bulbs with LEDs and I'm very happy with the results. We're not really boondocking just going to parks with no hookups. Most have at least pit toilets and water. So we run the...

Just wanted to thank all of you for your quick response to my lights question. Lots of great information. The first thing I'm going to do is replace my light bulbs with LEDS. Think this will be a great place to start. Getting ready to head south. We live in a great Florida community called The...

Just got back from camping in Upper Michigan. Camped at in the Hiawatha National Forrest at Brevoort Lake. A very nice campground by the way. Anyway after we got set up we walked through the campground and saw this old camper. Looked like a HiLo so of course I had to stop and chat with the...

We've had our 2000 HiLo for about 4 years and have camped almost exclusively at campsites with electric and water hookups. Since there are so many nice non-hookup sites we want to try some dry camping. We will run the refrigerator on gas and won't use the furnace, water pump or air. My question...