In 2006 we bought our 2004 Trail-Lite 8306S TT. I'ts 30 ft hitch to bumper, weighs 4760lbs dry, is less than 9 ft tall to roof, has a front living room with a dinette slide, a bar , eye level tv across from the couch, a large hall closet, rear queen bedroom, fiberglass ext, underneath enclosed with metal panels. We especially like the nice living area, you can see the tv from the couch, the 2 bar stools and one side of the dinette. It is a great living room layout for a midsize trailer. We prefer more livingroom and kitchen space so we chose not to have bunk beds. This is the largest trailer I will ever own. My next one will be a Hi-Lo, for better gas milage, and use a cabin tent for extra space. Even though my trailer is an ultralite, my towing gas milage is not good, about 9mpg with my old 5.4 expedition. Hopeing it will be a tad better with my "new" excursion, now i can use overdrive without fear of transmission damage. Anyway, low profile lite trailers like popups and hi-lo's will get much better gas milage.
. We love it. 35' long, enough room to haul 2 golf carts inside ( you have to take the top off one of them though ). Front private bedroom and you can walk around the bed. 3 sofas and you can put the table where you want. Power over head bed in the rear of the trailer. It will sleep 7 no problem you could push it to 9. We ordered it from up north and had it delivered to Texas. Oh yeah it is a 2009 Wolf pack 30wp. It is amazing how much cheaper the trailers are up north. Even paying to get it shipped.
