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I tried to do the Abu Dance and threw my back out for a year or more.

Email Cary to make sure, but in my manual, it says to buy 7" Dexter brake assembly, right and left side. They are not interchangeable. E-trailer sells them as a set for under $200.

E-Trailer appears to have 7" Dexter brake assemblies in stock.

I use Apple or Orange Boxes from the grocery store. Burn 'em when they are empty. Make good kindling.

Unlike a car, trailer brakes, especially small drums, don't have a lot to choose from. If they fit, they fit, and if they work, they work. As long as they have the wheels off, have them service the bearings.

Not sure I'd add 60 pounds to my tongue for any reason, but if it solves your issues, you could go to a welder and have a plate welded to the tongue that would accommodate the beefy new jack.

I would recommend you consider the washer/dryer upgrade. Air brakes are also very nice.

I would focus on which vehicle you like better, how much interior room you want/need, noise level on the road, general feel, which you like better. Have you driven both? If not, do. Then look at towing capacities and 0-60 times. Don't buy a vehicle based on specifications.

Yes, I have a CI. Towed it with my Subaru Outback, 2.5, 173 hp. No issues, though you know it is back there. Mileage goes from 23-26 down to about 18 with the CI in tow. Towed thru Colorado mountains. Towed it with my Highlander, no issues. Hybrid, 245 total hp. Mileage goes from about 34 to...

My 2021 Hybrid Highlander is rated to tow 3500 lbs. Does fine.

For a Camp-Inn, a solution in search of a problem...

My opinion is that it would be unnecessarily complicate the towing of a 12-1500#, well balanced trailer.

What time of year?

We use a coffee cup.

Spiders will chew right through a tent, or even stainless steel/aluminum. A Camp-Inn is no protection.

Me too.

I wish that not so many were located so near freeways. LOUD!

I agree, but Upper or lower berth?

Gimlet Eyed Bedthrasher.

In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are often not. -Albert Einstein