Chit happens!
Not everyone was an A+ student, not everyone did their homework in school or life.
That's just the nature of our species.
Now, when you come to a forum like this and people ask what your TV and TT are and decipher where you went wrong the switch turns on, for most. Some argue that they are good, others have anxiety and panic. That clears after 24 hours and then the smart(ish) ones try to devise a plan to make it right.
I myself broke into a cold sweat when I realized I was on the cusp with my initial set up. Luckily, someone messaged me and let me know I was close, but mot in the danger zone. Fear is a funny thing and like a good tea steeps into respect and caution. I made sure I checked my tires, I brought tools, I drove at a reasonable speed and made sure I was fully aware of the maintenance for my rigs.
My plan after that realization was in the works to trade in my TV and get a 2500 gasser and knew I wanted a 5er on the smaller side. but it took a year and a half. I am happy with what I have now and I am good with my numbers.
Once you realize that you made a mistake it's about finding a way to get to the point that makes it right.There are a bunch of options to do so. Be patient and don't make the same mistake twice. You will sleep better in your trailer when you get to that end.
Be Alert, the world needs more lerts
