FS - NEW R-Dome for Sale

Hogone,

Think it's just personal to owners. I gave mine away. I don't want to set up my hard trailer and then set up a tent. If it's raining I'm going inside and watch a movie, I sit in tents enough. Ours didn't wear well and the quality was less than expected, if I wanted more space, I would have bought a bigger trailer. I had issues with tying it down in slab sites, more ropes and guidelines. For me personally it was a botheration to set up, not a benefit. I have a visor now, which is easy and gives me some protection from sun and rain. Neither can be up in severe weather, and I didn't want to be up in the middle of night to take down the tent. No disrespect for RDome lovers, but it wasn't for me, or my wife. I have a portable pop up canopy, have more shade and it's portable. Between visor and canopy I'm happy. I also like the interaction with other campers as they walk, I didn't want to be isolated in an additional add-on.

I am very interested. I have 2 collies with whom I will be traveling. Why was it so hard to put up? If I am in a 'patient space' I can usually do OK on those kind of things.  Was it just too much of a pain to bother with? Will you get a free-standing tent type thing instead? I have a 178 but don't know for sure if it is a 1/2 inch track.

Do you have the "new" track (wider) or the narrow track.?

Trust me, I completely understand the ease of pulling up into a site and in less than 10 minutes (excluding the r-dome) you are ready for R&R&W!!!  Good luck and much respect to your son for joining the Marines.  hogone

Just diff'rent strokes, I'm sure.

We also use the r-dome every time. In fact, it was the definitive
selling point for our buying the r-pod. The pups love it, we basically
live in it. Set-up is down to a science. Re-packing is the only
tedious chore.