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    Posted: 15 Jul 2020 at 10:19am
Welcome to the forum 2TrvlMore!

Please tell us more about yourself, like where you are, and what is going to be pulling your 190?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Jul 2020 at 9:09am
Welcome and congratulations! I hope you have many fun adventures and make many great memories with your RPod. We have a 2016 RP179 and have traveled many miles with it. I have made many modifications to it which you can see by going to the link in my signature. Some of them may be of use to you. In time, you will likely make modifications to make your 190 your own unique RPod and make it better suited to your use. The learning curve can be high. This forum has been very helpful to me and I think you will find it useful.

One thing that will help with your searching for answers is how to effectively use the search function. By default, the search only looks at topics six months old or newer. You will need to use the advanced search to be able to expand the date range for your searches. That will make it more likely that you will find answers to your questions.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Jul 2020 at 8:53am
Welcome to the forum.  We have a 190 also and have done a ton of mods to it to fit our needs.
It is the perfect trailer for two people and is an easy, easy tow and easy to modify.
I am thinking of replacing the dinette area with a jackknife couch mounted on top of the storage area.  I have already ditched the table that came with the unit and the replacement table I built will work nicely with a couch.  I havent completely sold the wife on it yet, but working on it.Tongue
Have fun and feel free to ask any questions you may have about your unit.  There are a lot of knowleable folks on here and together, they can come up with a solution to almost any problem.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Jul 2020 at 7:56am
Welcome.

One must be of a certain age to even know who Lucy and Desi are these days. I recall the scene where Desi throws out all the rocks that Lucy had secretly been collecting in the back of their trailer. LOL

To avoid that kind of situation, or worse, my first suggestion to you is to be sure you know your tow vehicle limitations and capacities are up to what they need to be for the trailer.  Best thing is to weigh your trailer and full rig as you want it loaded for travel. The empty weight specs are highly optimistic and misleading.  

All that other stuff you will figure out given time and the opportunity to ask questions. 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Jul 2020 at 1:18am
Hello everyone!  My hubby and I may have gotten a little ahead of ourselves when we finally decided on the Rpod we wanted (the 190) and we found a great 2019 that was only used twice before the owners sold it (they had a baby).  We are new to RVing but come from a lot of years camping in a tent. This feels like a 20,000 sf mansion!  And boy, we feel like Lucy and Dezi with their long long new trailer!  We have no idea what anything does, or how it works. Looks like we'll spend some time with the online tutorials for starters.

It's nice to be with a group of owners that really sound nice and helpful.  We can't wait to figure out how to turn this thing on and make it go so we can meet some of you out there.  We are in Oregon and if there are any groups out this way, let us know.  We would love to rub elbows with other owners. 
Happy trails everyone!  

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