Backing up your rig.
So how many of you count on you mirrors backing up, or are you old school and turn your head back 180 to look or both?
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Do any of you experienced backer-upper's have any tips on backing up a fifth-wheel. I am very new to the fifth-wheel scene.
I practiced a bit at the RV dealership in the lot. I backed up here and there in the lot. I got the feel on how far it will turn going forward and backwards. Then I took the 42 footer home to my 44 foot driveway. I didn't hit the house either. I put some railroad ties at the limit line to help find the rear limit.
Thanks, KEN
I practiced a bit at the RV dealership in the lot. I backed up here and there in the lot. I got the feel on how far it will turn going forward and backwards. Then I took the 42 footer home to my 44 foot driveway. I didn't hit the house either. I put some railroad ties at the limit line to help find the rear limit.
Thanks, KEN
