Newbie - 36ft vs 41ft fifth wheel
Hi all, as I’m sure most of you have seen my posts on a separate thread and got a f350 dually and looking for a fifth wheel. My question - towing a 36 ft fifth wheel vs a 39.5 ft upto 41 ft what ar...
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I agree. In general, once you hit over 32 feet, the size won't be any more limiting. Most people either stay at 32ft or less, or go as big as possible.
The exception might be in regards to local roads. Just make sure there are no size restrictions on roads leading to your home or the homes of friends/family that you may visit - destinations that you definitely want to be able to get to. Some communities may have limits on the local roadways that could prevent you from reaching your daughter's home, etc.
As you will be using thousand trails and NACO, you can do a search on their sites and see the difference in sites that come up with the two sizes. If you get 100 sites using the 35ft and 95 sites using the 41ft, then you're good to go. If you get 100 with the 35ft and 47 with the 41ft, then that 6 feet cuts your options in half and might be a deal breaker.
The exception might be in regards to local roads. Just make sure there are no size restrictions on roads leading to your home or the homes of friends/family that you may visit - destinations that you definitely want to be able to get to. Some communities may have limits on the local roadways that could prevent you from reaching your daughter's home, etc.
As you will be using thousand trails and NACO, you can do a search on their sites and see the difference in sites that come up with the two sizes. If you get 100 sites using the 35ft and 95 sites using the 41ft, then you're good to go. If you get 100 with the 35ft and 47 with the 41ft, then that 6 feet cuts your options in half and might be a deal breaker.
