17 foot Hi-Lo Wanted in Florida- South of Tampa
 

Looking for 17 foot Hi-Lo Camper - 2008 or newer that has been taken care of. Live in FL, but will travel outside of FL a little to pick up.

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Hi Lo RVs & Motorhomes for Sale | Used Motorhomes & RVs on Oodle Marketplace

New and Used Hi-Lo Travel Trailer For Sale On RV Trader

2010 Hi-Lo
 

I have a 2010 18' single axle Hi-Lo in excellent condition. $13000. Located in Western New York. Contact me for lots of pictures.

Hi-Lo 15-17 foot hard top pop up camper wanted
 

It has to fit in my garage, which is 6.5 feet high and it needs to have a toilet/shower package. Thank you.

Thank you for the information! :-)

Thank you.
I will keep this one in mind, but would be difficult to make a decision and transport from so far away. Thanks again!

I have a 2009 Hi-Lo < Model 1709T. It is in excellent condition and has extras such as built in generator and sun panels. I have been hauling it with a Nissan X Terra. I will be in Cocoa Florida within 2 weeks. If you are still looking you could come and see it there
Brigitte

Hello. My husband and I are selling our 1995 21 ft. HiLo FunLite camper. We are located in Eastern PA. We are asking $2500 for it. It is in good shape. New tires, rises up and down, cushions are in great shape, bathroom, fridge, air and heat work. There is a small leak in the shower, but an easy fix. We just do not use it anymore. Please email me if interested.

Saw 17' for sale in FL
 

I saw a nice 17' Hi-Lo either posted on either rvtrader.com, or craigslist.com in St. Augustine, FL. Only know what I read, but it looked really nice.

LDAILEY - I may be wrong, but the "towing height" of the 17ft HiLo is listed at 72" (6 ft), but that does not include the air conditioner. I THINK the air conditioner adds another 9 ". If so- it would not fit in your garage.

- Jack

17 ft options
 

I was wondering what options one would recommend for a 17ft hilo? Thanks

Being that they are no longer manufactured, you have to settle with the options that are on them already.

Golden, I note that your location is Washington state. If I remember correctly from a few visits there, you get a lot of rain resulting in high humidity. Therefore, one option I would recommend is air conditioning. Also, if you are sleeping more than two or three people, I would recommend the pull down bunk. We do not have the pull down bunk since we are two "empty nesters." We have the extra storage cabinets where the pull down bed would have been. In addition, I would recommend the manual over-ride lift system, because we have used that on two occasions when a fluke incident has drained the Hi-Lo battery. A lot of people think the 15-watt solar panel is a useless sales gimmick. However, we consider it useful for trickle charging the battery during winter storage of our Hi-Lo. It works very well.

Dee
2009 2509 Hi-Lo Classic
Summerville, SC

Might be too late, but, the Fort Myers Craigs list is presently showing several sized Hi Lo's from Brooksville, Plant City, Port Charlette, and other places. Some of them are really nice. We've just gotten ours how we like it, but, we're planning to buy and re-do several Hi Los just to keep them on the road.

Tree