ron045
Senior Member
For years when camping we would see campers with their cap lights on. People would keep them on all night. As a former hybrid tent end owner that was really frustrating to have that light shining on us ALL NIGHT. I often wondered, why the heck are the manufacturers putting those lights there anyway? They are useless and silly.
Well, on our very first trip with our new Reflection we set up in the dark. They came in handy for that.
Then today I had to pull our rig to motor vehicles for registration and plate transfer. They have to physically see the VIN on the camper. So, I hooked everything up to drag it across town. By the time I got back it was dark.
We use a trailer valet to pull our trailer into the pad vice using a truck. You can't use a truck because the pad drops off. And there are several reasons why we like to pull it in vs back it in.
Tonight the lights came in handy again. So... maybe they are not so silly. But I promise never to leave them on all night and be rude to my camp neighbors.
Ron


Well, on our very first trip with our new Reflection we set up in the dark. They came in handy for that.
Then today I had to pull our rig to motor vehicles for registration and plate transfer. They have to physically see the VIN on the camper. So, I hooked everything up to drag it across town. By the time I got back it was dark.
We use a trailer valet to pull our trailer into the pad vice using a truck. You can't use a truck because the pad drops off. And there are several reasons why we like to pull it in vs back it in.
Tonight the lights came in handy again. So... maybe they are not so silly. But I promise never to leave them on all night and be rude to my camp neighbors.
Ron


Last edited: